Full Video of Curiosity Landing on Mars

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Full video of curiosity landing on Mars.
Watch all 22 minutes of this successful landing, including the "seven minutes of terror" and the celebration afterward.
Full video of curiosity landing on Mars. Brought to you by LoveShift.com.
• Curiosity comprised 23 percent of the mass of the 3,893 kg (8,583 lb) Mars Science Laboratory (MSL) spacecraft, which had the sole mission of delivering the rover safely across space from Earth to a soft landing on the surface of Mars.
• Curiosity is a car-sized robotic rover exploring Gale Crater on Mars as part of NASA's Mars Science Laboratory mission (MSL).
• Curiosity's design will serve as the basis for a planned Mars 2020 rover mission.
• Curiosity was launched from Cape Canaveral on November 26, 2011, at 10:02 EST aboard the MSL spacecraft and landed on Aeolis Palus in Gale Crater on Mars on August 6, 2012, 05:17 UTC.
www.loveshift.com/curiosity.html

[@Pranks313]

22:05 “time to see where our Curiosity will take us” That’s one hell of a quote and you know he thought about that for months.

[@egrikomrade]

Sad that this quote was forgotten

[@AhstTraotee]

@@egrikomrade Not by me. Not even seven years later. I watched this live with my family and that quote stayed with me. I'm glad even just a few others remember it.

[@egrikomrade]

@@AhstTraotee Thats cool

[@5Andysalive]

Nah. The name was chosen with these plays on words in mind.

[@thonking7193]

same happened with perseverance "Im safe on Mars. Perseverance will get you anywhere." from the official @nasapersevere twitter account

[@_SpaceMonkey]

Wow, this is a pretty big Kerbal Space Program LAN party

[@adamassaad1958]

u n d e r r a t e d

[@tsuu8250]

server looks fun tho

[@idontlikemondays3190]

@@tsuu8250 server looks hard asf wdym i wouldnt play there also they disabled time warp for some reason

[@garciagarzarodrigo3729]

@@tsuu8250 server looks full of NERDS AHAHA XDXDXD GET OWNED IDI- *That One Weird Channel has been banned and will be executed by being launched to interstellar space in 5 seconds.*

[@zerounderscore]

LOL

[@brynkasson8100]

"Time to see where our curiosity will take us" Is probably one of the greatest quotes in all of human history.

[@DrJohnBurch]

I couldn't agree more, Bryn. We have a nifty website which you might enjoy, if you are "curious." www.loveshift.com.

[@ramnivdc7051]

"Talk about a FISH Story" 😆 "Man and they are BUYING It" 😂 #NASA_Lies_Exposed

[@abizair1832]

@@ramnivdc7051 Wank off, brainrot conspiracy theorist

[@arckocsog253]

The funny thing is that while they are still worrying whether the Rover will land safely, it already happened.

[@Bubble170]

memes are us probably. Doesn’t make it any less funny.

[@XMIR10C]

proves the point that u are an idiot

[@multiio1424]

They could've literally shut down or blown up the entire control centre right at the beginning of the video, and Curiosity would've made the same IDENTICAL landing.

[@tc6732]

XMIR10C the radio wave travel at about light speed so if mars was at 5minutes light speed from earth, it was 5 min late from answer

[@kavalogue]

multi io you stupid as fuck boy. Somebody call your parents

[@pinoyboi8719]

Perseverance: Touchdown confirmed

[@stickmann7363]

WOOOOOOOOOO

[@PainGotAlt]

perseverance, safely on the surface of mars! ready to begin seeking signs of past life.

[@omarkraidie]

imagine if humans would work together instead of war

[@tom_trs_clarke3641]

Omar get rid of religion first

[@dabigcheezprod]

Omar I like how Putin is staring at that comment XD

[@omarkraidie]

@@dabigcheezprod hahahahaha

[@wharg7468]

This wouldnt happen At least not this early at all

[@forex_shark6042]

war drives innovation

[@maal9780]

Anyone here after Perseverance just landed?

[@forgeskygaming3355]

Me!

[@suarsuar747]

Ya babe

[@8gohl]

yap

[@joshg9745]

The happiest I've ever seen people at work, I love it!

[@Lackesse]

+Josh G have you ever wondered why?

[@ChristopherJones16]

It's California... Everyone did bong rips on the way to work. Especially Mr. Skunkhead with that distinguished and mature haircut.

[@governmentcontractor765]

+Christopher Jones It's a shame that people relate Californians to marijuana.

[@ChristopherJones16]

Jamal Brown Well, given the history... so.. yeah. I do believe Cali is now trying to legalize it for recreation.. So if you hate that people relate Cali to marijuana now... It's not out of line to relate them to marijuana either. Not to mention theres nothing wrong with marijuana.. afterall it does cure many ailments. I guess you look at Marijuana as some evil drug eh?

[@governmentcontractor765]

+Christopher Jones marijuana may cure some ailments but I believe it is abused in the medical field. I believe people that are dying from cancer, AIDS, or they are going through chemo should be prescribed the cannabis oil. Other than that, I think it should be illegal. THC destroys brain cells, therefore marijuana should be illegal for recreational use. I'm also confused by your comment stating that marijuana is apart of California's history, wtf are you talking about?

[@alexanderryzhov1620]

Years go by but this is still the most positive dramatic video I've ever seen.

[@DigzGuy]

Even now in 2020 this is still enough to bring tears to the eyes, seeing the joy and relief of the team that put so many hours into this see their work pay off!

[@DrJohnBurch]

I feel the same. We have a cool website you might be interested in: www.loveshift.com. PSL SHARE!

[@fizzao1342]

It still makes me cry. My father and brother worked for British Aerospace for many years.

[@jamesnicks5367]

Imagine the level of nervousness that would have be going through their bodies... suprised nobody passed out! So excited for Thursday!

[@stickmann7363]

WE DID IT WOOOOO!

[@oisiaa]

THEY DID SO MUCH MATH!

[@yasmined4356]

yes !😂😂

[@importedmusic]

*Maths

[@timmcdermott3786]

It was done by NASA, so it is MATH......

[@sibbywoo]

It is called number-crunching, there is an entire room at JPL just for that.

[@Yaiko]

oisiaa yeah >,,,

[@juanr3strepo]

Perseverance almost 9 years later. Anybody here?

[@staceydrezek4269]

Yessir

[@suarsuar747]

Hey bro... Hi from India...🇮🇳 🌌🚀

[@rubickscube6666]

one day a human being will be landing on mars, and that day will be so legendary.

[@austinbarnard7688]

rubickscube6666 were almost there buddy #SpaceX #BFR

[@enigma2536]

@@austinbarnard7688 Elon Musk gonna do dat

[@Starlightkou97]

rubickscube6666 alyssa carson will do that on 2033

[@RemixedVoice]

It will be human's greatest achievement by far; along with of course, Vasily Alexandrovich Arkhipov, who went agaisnt orders to not launch the nukes that would have kickstarted the extinction of all life on Earth.

[@technicalguys1956]

And will destroy that planet as well❤️

[@ManDudeYeah]

These kinds of moments are grand achievements of mankind that occurred *almost* unnoticed by everyone/the media. This is such attractive progress that everyone should be proud of but few even know about. Let's make science sexy to every one!

[@Bubble170]

ManDudeYeah I dunno...pretty much everyone knows about the curiosity rover.

[@europai1793]

Artemis nooo

[@boblupart862]

And once again, it was an AMERICAN achievement.

[@fightingspirit7960]

@@boblupart862 well yeah but to think in schools the same science lovers are bullied

[@fightingspirit7960]

@@boblupart862 and rn ur country's achievement is saying corona does not exist.

[@roiemar]

12:00 this is when it ACTUALLY landed in real time

[@vijay-jw8gq]

Perseverance just landed

10:05 I laughed a little at the conversation in the background when someone in the background is suggesting Chrome instead of Internet Explorer

How the f did u hear that

@ I always notice the important things

[@jimmyalex8866]

I love how KZbin is the only place where you can comment something two years ago and still respond to people that commented a week ago

@@jimmyalex8866 it's truely magical

[@Fatmos0010]

Eric Dubé you'd think they all use chrome now that perseverance has launched

[@ReflectiveLayerFilm]

I think this landing of Curiosity was more exiting than that of Perseverance. The team looked more excited and hyped up. This may have to do with the fact that it's the first time the Skycrane EDL was tried. And also maybe they are told to limit their movements due to the ongoing pandemic. Either way both landing were great to watch.

[@daltonmojica]

I was looking for this comment. Great job on both teams for the spotless landings, but the Curiosity team definitely partied harder.

[@eccentricgamer4111]

If this was exciting, imagine how ecstatic we'll be when we land people on Mars.

[@austinbarnard7688]

Eccentric Gamer were almost there buddy #SpaceX

[@fayHoran]

@@austinbarnard7688 spacex is nowhere near to be able to land a spaceship back on land without any explosion. Not a single million dollar budget test has been successful so far. It will take more than a century or at least a half to be able to have a succesful landing considering how long it takes to change a model from the scratch and avoid the same mistakes. Another half century for people to consider sending astronauts to mars. It's extremely dangerous and there is no way telling that these people will be able to come back or manage the high levels of carbon dioxide for a long time. This means that more spaceships will have to land around the same time to have more help and tools to build a solid place to live safely there. All we can do for now is send more robots and rovers like Curiosity.

[@ricardofigueiredo3437]

@@fayHoran do you live under a rock?

[@ricardofigueiredo3437]

@@fayHoran they do with the boosters they use on the falcon i think

[@lifethrownoutofthewindow]

i will cry. a lot.

[@sergefiedyt]

Who's here after the Perseverance rover landed?

[@andrewnicholas9079]

Just here to read old comments and see how far we come

[@edwardspencer9397]

You

[@numosh8909]

Great people are there for sure, but guys and girls, please remember all the people behind the scenes that made all of this technology happen. The mission controllers are amazing at their job and are clearly a highly intelligent, passional group, but think of all the people who designed instruments on Curiosity, or the software engineers who pioneered the systems in use by NASA. Many, many people have contributed. This was a beautiful and magnificent achievement for all involved.

[@edball4906]

GREAT PEOPLE ARE THERE FOR SURE BUT GUYS AND GIRLS PLEASE REMEMBER ALL THE

[@ramnivdc7051]

"Talk about a FISH Story" 😆 "Man and they are BUYING It" 😂 #NASA_Lies_Exposed

[@Beljeth]

A man is walking on the moon with his eyes turned up toward space And the bright blue world that watches him reflected on his face. The whole world sees the hero there and the module crew also. But few can see the guiding team that guards him from below. Step by step the longest march can be won, can be won. Many stones can form an arch, singly none, singly none. And together what we will can be accomplished still, Many drops can turn a mill, singly none, singly none. Here's a health to the man who walked the moon, and the module crew above, And the team that watches from the sky with worry, joy, and love. To all who blazed the sky-trail come raise your glasses 'round; And a health to the unknown heroes, too, who never left the ground. Step by step the longest march can be won, can be won. Many stones can form an arch, singly none, singly none. And together what we will can be accomplished still, Many drops can turn a mill, singly none, singly none. Here's a health to the ship's designers, and the welders of her seams, And all who man the radar-scan to watch our dawning dreams. For all the unknown heroes, sing out to every shore: "What makes one step a giant leap is all the steps before!" Step by step the longest march can be won, can be won. Many stones can form an arch, singly none, singly none. And together what we will can be accomplished still, Many drops can turn a mill, singly none, singly none.

[@KiyoshiroClips]

Anyone here after Mark Rober's new video about "Perseverance"?

[@nino1440]

Yeah cant wait

[@galgolombek7223]

Heck yeah dude

[@gigamonkey9877]

Arlready happened for me

[@lifeonenceladus4420]

Brings me to tears.....what amazing people.

[@ak7wyf]

+Lifeon Enceladus exactly, they worked there asses off. then some dipshits think it's fake. screw them. people get worse every second. congrats to them.

[@Lackesse]

+ka7wyf indoctrination completed!!!

[@Lackesse]

I'm laughing at you, it's just that

[@olasek7972]

+Lackesse maybe you are not a Russian, maybe you are just a Russian lackey, anyway, you should move to Russia and enjoy fruits of living there like Philby or MacLean before you, same level of intelligence, the same depravity.

[@olasek7972]

+Lackesse No, I am not american but why should I tell where I am from, with psychos like yourself share as little private info as possible.

[@14263]

"Time to see where curiosity will take us" That phrase at the end gave me chills.

[@Project2457official]

I watched Perserverance land today live. Very emotional, I watched it with my dad, and called my grandfather, and both had seen the Apollo 11 moon landing live. So beautiful. This reminded me of why I love space so much. Everyone coming together to achieve glorious victories, and achieve awe inspiring feats that benefit and push forward mankind.

[@jupiterisaturnus8108]

8 years later. PERSEVERANCE ROVER LANDED!!!!! It's unbelievable how spaceflight technology has developed so decently.

[@azomrade5518]

Came from Mark's Latest vid. Can't wait till they launch it...

[@niklasvilhelm7247]

It's landing in 3 days

[@catalina5711]

My cells when I finally drink water for the first time in the entire day 21:55

[@User-qt7hf]

Lol😆

[@iSolarSunrise]

*Nervous talking* "Touchdown Confirmed." *Yeaah!!*

[@ninjabiscuit]

I've watched some version of this video like 30 times, because I love seeing those engineers so happy. Nice freaking job!

[@WorldsOfWalsh]

Proud to have seen the moment of landing live. I almost cried. :)

[@joshuajansen7125]

***** Dude, just how many YT accounts do you have? 20?

[@junkbot2.1]

***** proof?

[@grawr3715]

***** Your mom is fake. Also your balls, and every gay thing you believe.

[@imposturelune8514]

David Sees I wouldn't shit on it, like you say, if I didn't have the absolute certitude that it's fake, just like Apollo. If it was real, I would be the first one to praise it. But I will not praise something that I have the certitude it is fake and an insult to science.

[@KRCPrice]

Imposture Lune Yo, I don't want to sound like a conspiracy theorist, but I haven't seen any whale either. I think they just want us to believe..

[@SirMcMuffintosh]

I don't think there's any way to not even tear up when they get the confirmation.

[@sibbywoo]

I saw it live and I still tear up when I see the video today.

[@thomaswijgerse723]

I mean, they spend 10 years of their life on curiosity, and whether that all goes to waste or not is decided in a matter of minutes. I can get why theyre happy those years of work arent splattered all over the martian surface

[@amazingteknique]

Just wow :) now that's a day at the office.

[@chaitanyakulkarni1357]

The satisfaction and efforts on the faces of all these members was awesome !!!

[@janossurman2899]

Ya !!! --- I even imagine them when the cameras were switch off.

[@agp11001]

Whenever I feel down, every time I think human beings are just a bunch of shitty individuals, I watch this. This genuinely lifts me up every time.

[@OmarTerol]

The expression of pure happiness following a job well done. This is powerful stuff.

[@rumraket38]

Watched this live, was a more intense experience than any movie or sports event I have ever witnessed. Go science!

[@jamesmurray6363]

haha its not real you moron , how can you believe this shit

[@jamesmurray6363]

arh bless timmy thinks a man in a cave orchestrated the destruction of 3 towers with 2 planes ,and that nasa put a man on the moon and sent back full video footage from 250.000 miles away using technology that makes a nokia brick phone look advanced....arh poor timmy.

[@jamesmurray6363]

van allan belts timmy ? those astronauts were mighty tough back then ay , radiation was like water off a ducks back.... don't make em like they used to ay timmy.....

[@jamesmurray6363]

and no such thing as aliens timmy .

[@jamesmurray6363]

thats your explanation for how they went through the van allan belt is it timmy ?google hahahah they can't send people through there now but they did back then ay ? haha ok mate , no evidence as usual just the pretentious closed minded opinion of the indoctrinated ....

[@mhz23]

I stayed up way too late watching this live. Thanks for posting.

[@MMOLegend]

I was watching this live like the other billion people, it was friggin awesome, We need a lot more mission from NASA like this

[@jaypatil6713]

Takes money bro

[@hanno9677]

There is still hope in the human race. Still the finite reservoir of intelligent people.

[@scottamon8908]

Jokes on you guys. Kim Jong Un already visited mars twice.

[@BB1951]

Woah!! Was that after he vistied Uranus?

[@scottamon8908]

Blathering Bear Fuck boy made funny.

[@Tomfoolery1972]

21:37 One person couldn't hide their *utter joy* at the callout of "Tango Delta Nominal" 😎😎😎😎😎

[@ImranSahir1]

This is what humanity is made of. I keep coming back to this.

[@RealWatchThisWow]

idk why but this brought tears to my eyes...

[@hanntonn2]

+ReyDeSantos Gaming I guess this is because it's more important to you than feeding homeless kids. This is a huge waste of money.

[@Lackesse]

+ReyDeSantos Gaming really? NASA's indoctrination is complete, then. Congratulations

[@MrYosssup]

+antoine-marie Bourdon there we go again with the bullshit against funding NASA so that we can feed the homeless kids. Do you understand that NASA takes half of a penny for every one of your tax dollars and has the highest return of investments per dollar spent compared to everything else the Federal Government funds? How come you don't bitch about many other countless programs that only suck in money without providing any benefits? Hypocrisy at its best.

[@Lackesse]

+Daryl Dixon are you really defending NASA here? The National Actors Simulating Atrocities? They're just a bunch of people, who they just werent in the space...I'm not religious. BUT THEY'werent in THE SPACE!!!!Just look upon those videos, when they were trying to put theyre hands on the bible.... NOBODY DID IT!!!! THEY WERENT IN THE SPACE... .. THAT'S IT!!!!! OPEN YOUR EYES

[@AlmightyDude420]

+Lackesse This was my reply to another one of you tinfoil hat dipshits: "What you are experiencing is what's called "Selective belief"-basically you believe only what you WANT TO believe. You WANT TO believe NASA can't accomplish anything when in reality, they have accomplished more than any other person, organization or agency in the entire world. Look up "Occam's razor". Basically, it's much easier to assume that the HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS of photos and all their HUNDREDS of missions sparked by the 1950s Space Race are real, and that the THOUSANDS of people working for NASA aren't faking anything as well as great worldwide media coverage for the entire world to see . There is currently 0 disproving evidence that they do so, but A TON of third-party evidence that they do. You have a belief that's fuelled by lies that aren't there, bad research and an incredibly selective way of thinking."

[@tm502010]

One of the most amazing things. I watched it live... Blew me away!!

[@AhstTraotee]

"Time to see where our curiosity will take us..." I love that so much.

[@mikeking1948]

I will never forget watching this live. It was streamed on xbox live and it was a late night on the east coast

[@Mittence]

Anyone here after Perseverance? :D

[@driverbob]

This was a fantastic day. Those who say it's fake are completely out of their minds.

[@mariusthered5843]

And those who say it's real are completely brainwashed. It's in CGI. This shit's Hollywood.

[@mangarino94]

it is real. math and physics are observably true things you loon. why go through all this fake emotion and spend so much money to pretend we landed a rover on mars? or does mars not exist and the earth is flat and gravity is a conspiracy lmao

[@zalegend4928]

Marius the Red your mom is CGI. Take that!

[@mariusthered5843]

Nice. I'd say you're the reason people can't wake up. And what's progress? The destruction of every ecosystem on Earth? People's faces stuck to cell phones 18 hours a day? Banks controlling nations? Yeah, progress... Open your eyes albertrll.

[@zalegend4928]

Marius the Red oh COME ON!!! Do you like going back to livin in huts, riding bikes, and wiping you ass with leaves? It’s not like you are not polluting the environment. Let’s enjoy it while we can and hopefully reverse the damage in the future :) Maybe Elon can do it

[@GetmRked333]

Mars Perseverance brought me here. February 2021.

[@Shadowsnshades]

I never get tired of watching this. It always rises my spirits.

[@thrustersonfull8044]

To think this is only the beginning of many more great achievements and discoveries to come. Just amazing.

[@nikolatesla7498]

a light shining from the surface of Mars would take the following amount of time to reach Earth (or vice versa): Closest approach: 182 seconds, or just over 3 minutes Farthest approach: 1,342 seconds, or just over 22 minutes On average: 751 seconds, or just over 12.5 minutes

[@Reaperknox]

Wow, that reaction after touchdown is absolutely heartwarming. I can only dream of experiencing the level of excitment those people must've been feeling. I'm proud to be human.

[@Annie1962]

What a momentous occasion. I still return to this due to the excitement.

[@TUkrLad]

NEEEEERDS. But seriously, this is amazing

[@youhobosarereadytohaha6050]

they got us in the first half ngl

[@thomasbustamante9110]

Nerdle

[@MustacheCashStash125]

21:55 When the DVD logo hits the corner.

[@smileyface7256]

their reaction at the end is so wholesome i wanna cry

[@elliottmcollins]

Left out here are all the tears shed by the team in the following minute.

[@benni1951]

I hope we get to see those pictures again tomorrow, mabye with some masks :D

[@Me-wk7dz]

The class's reaction whenever the teacher says, "I don't feel like teaching anything today, how about we watch a movie?"

[@alexalford7874]

Man I remember seeing this on the news when I was 10 years old.Man that was so awesome :D

[@nated.8709]

If anyone in that room ever went blind, I think they would have a valid argument to keep their drivers license.

[@oy8118]

2:03 me when i manage to return jeb to kerbin from duna

[@Tomfoolery1972]

"We are in powered flight... standing by for Sky Crane... Sky Crane started... touchdown confirmed" Have cooler words ever been uttered by a human 😎😎😎

[@DrJohnBurch]

Well said, Tom. Please visit www.loveshift.com to see more cool stuffl

[@jpsned]

I remember witnessing this live, and then sharing the good news on the phone with my Mom and Dad ❤️

[@jac1207]

really hope we land a manned mission on Mars within our lifetime. I'd actually die quite happy.

[@TripleX205]

happily*

[@tiger_1_3_1]

8 years later a new one came to mars!

[@jmanfine1234]

Conspiracy theorist ruin everything

[@reddead0514]

True

[@sibbywoo]

I remember watching this live, and 30 or so sec before the touchdown, Curiosity's avatar said on its chat screen "Gale Crater, I am in you!"

[@jorencesegovia7167]

Their reaction is just wholesome ♥️

[@BluWolf2012]

In oslo the time was around 05.00, i woke up for this, and SHIT what a beautiful day a had.. I`ll never forget this most awsome and exiting experience!

[@thomaswijgerse723]

First time I witnessed a mars landing was schiaparelli, that also was unforgettable, a bit less awesome though.

[@jon327]

The genuine happiness in their reactions just shows that this isn’t fake

[@asherlloyds9441]

Real MVP is the cameraman in space

[@kangminkim549]

If we can hear the words “Touchdoen confirmed, we are safe on Mars,” it is going to be such an emotional scene!

[@was4wa]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 calm down

[@candi6261]

This is wonderful. I wish I work for NASA.

[@selarom2018]

"Touchdown confirmed. We're safe on Mars!"

[@geordannik]

3 days until perseverance

[@mortenBP]

Oh, i dont know why this keeps bringing tears.

[@UnattendedNarrative]

so much work, so much engineering, so great

[@user32455]

I hope I can leave my legacy elsewhere in the solar system one day

[@TimeandMonotony]

Mohawk Guy!

[@rodgod82]

i can't believe this was 10 years ago , time goes so fast

[@MichaelKuchar]

This never gets old. With the New Horizon mission a success, I'm looking forward to the human to Mars mission.

[@cousycousy]

"Time to see where our curiosity will take us" OMFG yes. whoever said that must have had that written on paper or something.

[@ilovehanszimmer]

This made me very happy to see :)

[@ojkolsrud1]

I was up all night watching this=) Very exiting!

[@blueberryjam6]

Thank you very much! I couldn't find this anywhere else

[@yazidproduction]

It's just amazing how we started from being a homo sapiens who lives in caves to a human who can build incredible machines who can fly and go beyond the imagination of our brain! and all that is made with ingredients found on planet earth!

[@JHHBeck]

Why does everything space-related always bring out the conspiracy idiots? What's that smell? Kind of smells like... jealousy? Perhaps because they'll never be one of the great minds that make things like this happen. In all likelihood, neither will I. But I admire, rather than deny, brilliance.

[@hunchbacked]

JHHBeck Because the "conspiracy idiots", like you call them, are smart enough to see that it is bullshit which is served to them.

[@JHHBeck]

hunchbacked , "bored enough to contrive bullshit, without evidence, they can serve to each other" is far more accurate.

[@jeranism]

JHHBeck Yeah that's it. It is the stupidity of those who actually believe we are in space. You all belong together.

[@JHHBeck]

@jeranism - Whatever gives your life meaning.

[@golden4730]

You need serious help. NASA is controlling your mind

[@PiepsiPanic]

This is just awesome!! I could watch it again and again...which I already did! :)

[@mebaran]

Still incredible to think about the fact that Curiosity had been landed for a few minutes before we got the word due to the vast distance the signals had to travel. Knowing that the fate had already been sealed must have been nerve wracking.

[@masonqian6964]

Let's go Perseverance!!!!!

[@spacexsays3227]

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[@timwitt94]

This is SO FREAKEN COOL

[@ChristopherGray00]

*Fucking

[@hectorlencina]

Grande Miguel!

[@xxxsnoopdawgxxx1220]

8 years later Humans give curiosity a younger brother exploring Mars! What incredible accomplishments both Curiosity and Perseverance have brought to science and the pursuit of exploring our eventual future frontier of space!

[@silvanbeh]

Who is here, right after Perserverance has landed?

[@__gabryyy_3726]

21:55 when the teacher say that there isn't the test

[@blackbeartreecare]

I love the way they send someone from the secret base to clean and fix the rover.

[@diggleda2952]

The energy is incredible