Magnificent Mars: 10 Years of Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter

[@RicardoNunoSilva]

*The most outstanding video from JPL/NASA in 2016!* (so far ;) Awesome imagery, good pace, clear text and a great soundtrack. Congratulations to the MRO team and related contractors for such a successful long-running mission. Great science from a great team! 5*!

[@RhythmBoy]

Wow. All I had seen so far are redish photos from the rovers. This is fantastic.

[@TacoPreacher]

Those images are awesome

[@chanelrobinson2672]

Mars is my absolute FAVORITE planet,I would love,love,love to be able to go there & visit......dare to dream! AWESOME & BEAUTIFUL images,thank you

[@VenomAloisius]

This is by far, the best video I've seen this year :O Thank you JPL and Nasa for those incredible shots !

[@johnrunion7258]

China and Russia thank you also.As usual,they saved billions letting us do the R&D and give them the data.

[@DeathlyTired]

If this were extended to two hours, I'd watch every second; absolutely transfixed. Stunning.

[@CrispyPinguin]

+insomniacfolder True no problem there! I could watch these images all day!

Would you watch all 2 hours too?

[@NeonsStyleHD]

If I could like it a dozen times I would. Some amazing and stunningly beautiful images.

[@the_disabled_gamer2832]

Mars is so beautiful.

[@gandalFFantasy]

this is gorgeous..

[@luthermcgee432]

At least it's a far cry from the black and white photos 40 years ago, making Mars look like the surface of the moon.

[@inkitatus1]

Truly awesome achievement, stunning pictures. Thankyou

[@galaxia4709]

And such beautiful music too! And revisiting the rovers and lander is so emotional!

[@fernandojvalencia8151]

Oh yes, I love sci-fi.

[@Okeanos86]

This is mesmerizing!

[@BombAtomick01]

Thanks for sharing this, its so beautiful :)

[@rodrigorosatoalves]

Fascinating. Incredibly beautiful images. Sent from over 50 million km away.

[@themuffinlady428]

gosh. STUNNING!!! I want to go there so bad. It is on my bucket list. (pretty hard goal to reach)

[@gollycondas]

Totally amazing and beautiful.

[@weegreenblobbie]

"How lucky we are to live in this time, the first moment in human history when we are, in fact visiting other worlds!" Carl Sagan

[@sugandanataatmaja3331]

Masya Allah Very good views of Mars

[@bajramzeqiri3328]

Faliminderit për këto imazhe nga planeti mars

[@TraumaQueen65]

So amazing! How could we know so much about a planet and not want to go there? I can't wait till a manned mission

[@wojteksykurski]

+TraumaQueen65 Because there are so many peoples still believing that earth is flat and other bullshit :(

[@harryandruschak2843]

Wrong. I have yet to meet a flat-liner who honestly, really, believes the Earth is flat. As far as I can tell, they are trolls...*LIARS*...all of them, who use it as an excuse to spam ad harass. And those who upload the videos make money from the advertisers.

[@mosshark]

I love you Mars.

[@Valoriter]

To bad last only 2 min.. I could watch this for hours, beautiful.

[@AntonyKarlytzky]

Thank you for all your hard work MRO!

[@doodelay]

Spectacular

[@sanskarkakde2552]

That's why I love you nasa

[@MonkeyGus]

This video is beautiful, it reminds me of how similar mars looks to countries like australia and russia.

[@julieta3716]

AMAZING!

[@valereletanoux9987]

thank you JPL and NASA! Thank you to revisit an old earth.

[@PinkChucky15]

It's doing a wonderful job :-)

[@TheReallyNiceGuy11]

Great Video!!! Thanks!!!

[@bachland]

Discovering Mars allow us to do new tasks in space.

[@bachland]

+Slav Man they have purpose

[@bachland]

it is not

[@kwxl]

I always thought NASA should superimpose images of famous buildings, sites and stuff onto these kind of images. So you could get a sense of scale. When releasing a video like this, make another one just the same but with superimposed things on it. A companion video.

[@narendradwij]

Beautiful!

[@MrLewooz]

Hi Rise best cam in the world!

[@luisantoniomarrega3713]

Imagens fantásticas.

[@ontheedge33371]

nice job boys and girls ... thanks for sharing !

[@twodogs716]

Wish there was more explanation of what forces created each structure, although I figure most of it would be speculative theory.

[@theufwik]

great job JPL ...keep up

[@JayLitten]

Remarkable

[@FIDELTOMASMONTEZAZEVALLOS2112]

Congratulations, this is good job, the world wait the next step, GO TO MARS

[@robertdupont1816]

C’est plus beau sur terre🌏

[@sharonthegreat5264]

Bravo!

[@gregszarnecki1768]

Mars.he.is.beautiful.red.planet.preytty.video

[@mawebb88]

Excellent stuff

[@PAnon-sama]

Magnificent.

[@coryharris7574]

very interesting and good back ground music too i hope there is a lot more to discover ?

[@twonumber22]

+Cory Harris They've just begun.

[@rossmarino2776]

Great video. Does anybody know the name of the music piece?

[@uriza.daniel]

Hi, The music is Truth to Tell by Big Score Audio. www.premiumbeat.com/royalty_free_music/songs/truth-to-tell

[@mradaChris]

Awesome video

[@trijizvy]

Wonderful views 😍😍😍❤❤❤

[@brandonhall6084]

Who knew the red planet had so much blue?

[@piranha031091]

+Brandon Hall It's actually "enhanced colors" on the images that show a lot of blue : they use color channels that extend into the infrared, and allow to distinguish different minerals more easily. In reality, these area are more grey.

[@joseconceicao7147]

+piranha031091 Edu e não tem problema

[@peterghenzi6376]

There are so many different elements , impossible to say there isn't some kind of life.

[@Mu5096rdgh]

I can't believe this is 4 years ago 🤷🏻‍♀️. Great video though, thank you 🙏🏻

[@Gurraxz]

Magical video! What is the name of the music piece?

[@AlfonsoMarquezNieva]

Ver este tipo de videos me hace imaginar, como cuando leí "El hacedor de estrellas", "La Saga de Ender", "El marciano". El universo tan infinito y nosotros tan sólo una célula viviente.

[@mn5655]

what is the title of background music ?? Someone please help, its stuck in my head

[@uriza.daniel]

Hi, Truth to Tell by Big Score Audio. www.premiumbeat.com/royalty_free_music/songs/truth-to-tell

[@ELFENNIX1]

exelentes fotos

[@Gesichtsbuch4412]

Is it possible to get a piano sheet for the backround music?

[@jonbryn4]

we're going!

[@AUHHZUMA]

*I loved it . It was much better than "Cats". I'm going to see it again and again...*

[@wastedangelematis]

it Marsed my mind

[@kervennic]

A planet without human beings is a really nice place.

[@MotorStorm]

What's the music name? :o so much feelings !

[@uriza.daniel]

Hi, The music is Truth to Tell by Big Score Audio. www.premiumbeat.com/royalty_free_music/songs/truth-to-tell

[@classof1966]

Magnificent!

[@lucasromero5409]

Fantastic

[@allgood6760]

Incredible 👍

[@RickMoreberry]

Extraordinariiiooooooo absolutely fantasticoooooooooo nasa thank you for sharing this absolutely beautiful video 😲😲😲😲😲😲😲😲😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍❤❤❤❤👍👍👍👍👍👌👌👌👌👌👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@SwitchModeMutations]

Better product than much of NASA's vids... I hardly felt ripped of and patronized.

[@christiandesalliers4663]

Anybody know what song that is? Shazam doesn't want to help me out!

[@piffiiiiiiit]

stunning!

[@brunoquispe2061]

Step by step, ladies and gentlemans. Galaxy travels 2050, that's my expectative. #GoNASA

[@THETRUTHABOUTMARS]

Such beauty amongst such devastation. Was Mars truly an Earth like planet in the distant past? More and more, the information relayed from the mro and rovers are pointing to that possibility.

[@Zoutsteen]

as desolate and empty Mars currently is, this vid does make it feel like "our Mars".

[@robertf.kuszewski4150]

Beautiful but where are the stunning images of the Marinas Valley in scale.

[@borjacarrilesguerrero3814]

Superb vid! Anyone the song?

[@HyunSeKlee98]

Stunning pictures and great choice of soundtrack. Anyone can tell me the name of the music piece?

[@uriza.daniel]

Hi, The music is Truth to Tell by Big Score Audio. www.premiumbeat.com/royalty_free_music/songs/truth-to-tell

[@Gicho_CT]

awesome

[@fliptop62deceived95]

Ten Years , 45,000 images and the best they can come up with is 2:20 to show us!!!

[@wakeup841]

Can WE have intense mapping of Cydonia area please?! Pyramids? :) Thank you.

[@Mutt69m]

with 10 years and 45,000 orbits, I'm sure they have just as beautiful and as detailed images of the Cydonia area and the "Face" as well as the DM Pyramid and more. They know there are many of us that would love to see those images in this quality, I just ask myself, "why haven't they showed any images from the MRO of Cydonia? Are they hiding something, or do they think it to boring and uninteresting and choose not to waste our time looking at it?

[@ivandiablo8282]

He's a silent guardian, a watchful protector. A dark knight.

[@XXiXib]

hermosamente espetacular

[@CptnJCFG]

if this is mars imagine how cool exoplanets might look from above :0

[@draingangarchiveeleven]

Want to go. I'm going to get abducted again by aliens and be flown out to Keller 452B if ya want you can come. Actually, no everyone on earth is coming to Keller 452B

I had a strange feeling watching this that all the cells in my body were cheering on great work by the species.

[@galaxydave3807]

Come back and feel it once again after 3 years? :D

[@mohanarangan8291]

super innovation

[@draingangarchiveeleven]

Do you think we can tera form Mars?

[@thedumbone4333]

That's was pretty Amazing

[@finkman96]

Way cool 🤓

[@yvesclercin1624]

qui sait peut -être qu'un jour on va découvrir des fossiles de végétation sur Marc ou de coquillages!!

[@angelotedde3330]

MARS. MARS. MARS. GO. GO. GO. 💙🛑💙

[@bonitahill5239]

We have to go there!!! Sign me up I don't mind not being around other humans really I wont miss them at all :-) One way ticket there am good to go.

[@de03ley]

Soundtrack please?

[@monstrositylabs]

Tune id please?

[@DrogoBaggins987]

Any pictures of the Viking landers?

[@DavidODuvall]

+a11m0n - Ditto - When they showed the other rovers I was wondering about Viking too.

[@TheStockwell]

+a11m0n I googled "Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter viking lander photos" - and BINGO!: www.nasa.gov/mission_pages/MRO/news/mro-20061204.html

[@DrogoBaggins987]

TheStockwell Thank you thank you:)

[@EpoNandrolone]

I love your work NASA. But please, you send probes all over the Solar System and you can't post a video at a higher resolution than 720p?

[@luthermcgee432]

I knew someone was lying when they said that water flowed on Mars billions of years ago. Much of the water is still on the surface, just a few inches beneath Mars iron/ oxide soil. The part of Mars that had less craters may be actually lakes and bodies of water frozen over time- but it's still there under dust deposited by dust storms.

[@ProfezorSnayp]

How long will it last?

[@MEbayB]

More of these should be on Astronomy Picture of the Day.

[@irvansantoso96]

i'd like to go to mars and become potato farmer

[@HiAdrian]

*+Irvan santoso* If you're young enough, you can take a Musk Industries barge to Mars and join the terraforming effort as a hydroponic potato farmer.

[@MarsFKA]

Irvan Heheh. I saw what you did there. What sort of fertiliser would you use?

[@lengaignejosette3048]

Très jolie

[@hannesyncierto415]

Y are all videos are always far in capture, is there any closer picture,?or its cover up,

[@imsorrytan]

Where's Mark Watney's landing site?

[@lazyboy1060]

Cool, but, you can send that thing there and only upload this in 720p? >.< where can you see ALL images from every space craft all on one website?

[@StonesAndBones2]

+21st Century photojournal.jpl.nasa.gov/Help/PIADetQuery.html