Mission Control Live: NASA InSight Mars Landing

Original air date: November 26, 2018 11 a.m. PT (2 p.m. ET)
See inside mission control at NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory as signals return from the InSight mission as it lands on Mars. Landing commentary includes interviews with team members. mars.nasa.gov/...

[@markyouneva7840]

I cannot believe NASA team can conceive, let alone actually materialize pre-programming a complex sequence of events to fly and land a machine on another body millions of miles away. We ougt to have a national day of rememberance and appreciation for engineers, inventors and scientists past and present. We have enough awards and recognition programs for careers that are far less important and instrumental in human progress. CONGRATS!

[@IanFoxNurburgring]

Hilarious 😂

[@ReefOU812]

IT WAS FAKE.

[@last7509]

Are you nuts? This video is only comedy 😂😂

[@anthonygaydotcom]

Cause it is fake

[@Callmecodes]

They can get a photo from Mars and I cannot even get cell service inside my house.

[@Der_Peiniger]

🤣🤣

[@jeremiahgagner3075]

@@Der_Peiniger afeet cast hi hg8778ioooppjgttwwttrgggxffffqh

[@Der_Peiniger]

+jeremiah gagner 🎅🏼🎅🏼

[@AndreasHammerschmidt]

But they too had to launch their own satellite ;)

[@Lissy-B]

Same!!! 😂

[@unknow11712]

can't wait 40 years to hear ppl saying it was fake.

[@ddv1647]

Some are already in the comment section :/

[@robertcampbell6349]

@@ddv1647 Sad, but true.

[@Der_Peiniger]

Can u proof this is all right? I think u are one of these guys who still think that 9/11 was made by terrorists 👍🏼👍🏼 🤣🤣

[@mohamoodabdirisak8749]

I don't know why they don't use good cameras 😲

[@SpartanDB]

Well, I'll tell you right now. I saw absolutely nothing here. Take a trip to Sedona, Arizona.

[@n3rdy11]

"People are tuning in from museums and libraries" Me: Sitting at home eating Cheetos

[@lindaborella3245]

D I Re stràits

[@753Leto]

Same

[@danaapazatallacagua9706]

Deeam

[@Vote2024again]

I was chowing on a burrito 😋🍴

[@Jack.Strait]

I'm also eating Cheetos!!!!!!!

[@allancao6158]

Finally, something that's educational is trending.

[@anilmallawarachchi9978]

Very true😀😀

[@icecold4559]

How is mind control educational

[@adrianlopez7934]

You’re so gullible if you believe this didn’t you also see the eye in the beginning of the video Illuminati much? NASA is so fake a waste of tax payers money

[@ReefOU812]

EDUCATIONAL HOW??? ALL YOU SAW WHERE A BUNCH OF WHITE PEOPLE ACTING!!!! Humans may have sent something to Mars successfully, but during that charade..

[@TheBattlefieldPro97]

These are the moments I love being a human

[@lorena16018]

Nerd Lingo why?.... We haven't seen anything.... Only thing happening is these know it alls babbling on

[@theguyfromsaturn]

@@lorena16018 You must have been looking at the wrong bits of the video. The non-chatty red shirts were conveying something more intense than the studio crew. If you haven't felt that tension, that same bonding because of some intense group endeavor, and understand viscerally what the mission meant to all those people, then all I can say is: "I'm sorry". It's an experience that I wish everyone could live through at least once in their lives.

[@lorena16018]

The Guy from Saturn I meant they didn't show us anything ... Why not show the public the craft coming down and landing

[@jjyy8289]

@@lorena16018 because they can't? They were only receiving something like 8 Kb a second. And the only cameras around were on the lander itself which couldn't send any pictures until it was on the ground (which it did). If you were annoyed with not being able to see what's happening imagine working on this for years and only being able to know what happened based on status pings from the cube sats in orbit. And on top of it all the pings are 8 minutes late so it all happened several minutes ago and they only found out long after it happened. They'll start showing pictures and data as it comes in over the next few weeks.

[@lorena16018]

jesse Y ok thanks for the info.... But then what's the big deal.... We'll never see the real Mars even with this new craft.... Only the peons at NASA are privileged enough to really see what this Rover will send back I have no faith in this organization

[@angelo2330]

Hey NASA, Don’t forget to look for Matt Damon while you’re out there.:)

[@n3rdy11]

Too late, he already turned into a Mars-potato

[@h2da876]

Lol yes Nasa spend 1.5 billion why not look for him. Wait but India send one just cost them 73M. Maybe Matt got back with the cheap safe flight.

[@SystemBD]

@@h2da876 Cheap, maybe... but safe? Not so much.

[@arnavagrawal_]

@@h2da876 the two missions are very different.

[@piranha031091]

Yes, they brought some disco music on board in case he’s around.

[@ThePrimalEarth]

WOOOOOO ITS ON TRENDING! falcon heavy and insight both topping the trending on youtube. people are getting back into space again! what a time to be alive!

[@PADARM]

🤗

[@quuezy5871]

I love the fact that mission like this one needs a lot of people of every kind, it just unites everyone for doing such a big thing.

[@wino0000006]

Or it may mess like in 1999.

[@Shonuffinman]

Filiming inside NASA studios for an hour and showing a picture for a minute is a big thing? You globers are too easy.

[@wino0000006]

@@Shonuffinman You want some pictures - watch "The Martian".

[@bunghole47]

Deception Slayer big talk from a flathead. Btw, we found the earth was round centuries ago. Catch up bud

[@anodine_org]

@@Shonuffinman - 👍🏻

[@patrickh3575]

Amazing what human beings can achieve when they work together while not focused on conflict! Made my insides shudder with joy to witness this achievement!!! Hats off!

[@livintolearn7053]

I STILL CAN'T BELIEVE HOW PERFECT THIS ALL WAS!!!!! CONGRATULATIONS EVERYONE!!!!

[@stargazerspark4499]

hmm yeah, a little *too* perfect

[@mcgee6177]

@@stargazerspark4499 yup definitely faked

[@UwshUwerMe1]

Behold the power of Math and Science

[@coastwalker101]

Great job Boys and Girls! Also thanks for a great live program showing it as it happened. It is very nice to see an event like this which everybody can get behind and cheer for. Well done NASA!

[@jeremyjoe7494]

@@mcgee6177 Just because it flies over your head doesn't mean it's fake.

[@ewetoo]

that was the best nerd fistbump dance ever :D

[@zapfanzapfan]

Better than the missed high five :-)

[@bagelside]

@@zapfanzapfan The missed high five was just depressing.

[@Shonuffinman]

It's showing NASA studios for an hour and a measley picture? You people believe anything NASA says huh? No live feed camera of the flight? Where's those billions a year going? Cognative dissonance is real...

[@Al-cd7zg]

Deception Slayer unless you've got any proof otherwise...

[@digvt]

If only NASA had an equal budget to the military

[@Shad0wBl0wer]

if only we had world peace :(

[@h2da876]

If only NASA spend 73Million like indian Mars mission not 1.5Billion.

[@LogicalTerror]

​@@h2da876 India doesnt have a rover on mars much less a mobile self landing and autonomous laboratory

[@HermanWillems]

I can't understand why the USA has these kind of Amazing people. And on the other hand you still got alot of people believing in a made up God and someone without a brain gets elected as president. USA the land of extremes.

[@digvt]

@@HermanWillems yup, that's us. It's amazing what capitalism can lead to. Now if only we could educate everyone to be capable of landing rovers on Mars.

[@hughmallon2881]

Well done NASA. Watched the landing from IRELAND. A great joy for the NASA team and all us viewers.

[@rollotomassi8251]

NASA~ Metric system Military ~ Metric system Everything else~ Inches Pounds Gallons Pls explain, Im from the Europe.

[@cometobrazil9916]

for me too .... I'm from the rest of the world

[@thedeaner3117]

There is no reason. We should have converted to metric a long time ago. The imperial system is even based off of the metric system.

[@andrewpast1959]

SI > metric > imperial

[@ryan8374]

Where do you get that the military uses the metric system? I was in the Navy and no one there did.

[@mussalo]

Don't forget "football fields"

[@dinosaursr]

Always great to see NASA doing missions like this. I’m old enough to remember Armstrong landing on the moon. Still sends chills down my spine.

[@Gym_firebrand]

grant mitchell television is fake

[@sofiarupil7746]

We love you NASA. thanks for the picture you send me when I was 11 years old

[@CreativeMonkeyzzzzz]

34:54 are we just gonna ignore the kid waving in the back up right corner?

[@dukeofsemple]

I saw them lol 😂😂🤣🤣🤣

[@arie1899]

yes, absolutely, exactly like my dad ignores me all my life.

[@CosmicFist]

Micheal Rows that or ADD, but pretty impressive.

[@dukeofsemple]

@Micheal Rows yep

[@pretziels]

They're probably going to send that innocent kid to space! beat that Yuri Gagarin!

[@coolvideos8864]

The public are so PROUD of you NASA.

[@blenhardt1245]

I teared up watching this! Such a wonderful moment for humanity showing what we can all do together. It was thrilling to watch! Congratulations!!

[@avdheshkushwaha3115]

Congrats NASA.....from India and whole of humanity

[@kidartist99]

Hitman Goat robber and gangster ;)

[@bigflex2485]

Avdhesh Kushwaha I don’t like you T-series

[@itsadisood]

If you want the synopsis : 54:15

[@ayelenpineyro4678]

Irur

[@Vote2024again]

Thanks🤓

[@yangjungwons]

Aditya Sood yeah thx

[@noorshamantajahan2214]

Thanks

[@joeljohnson7783]

Thanks have a 👍

[@tanyanguyen3704]

My close friend worked at NASA, on a project rleated to some telescope. His part was the deploy,mentioned of one small arm, to position the satalitw. If his calculations were off, the whole thing would be kaput. He was just one such cog. He explained to me that each burst of short claps, is usually one groups entire focus for so many years. Did the shoots reply, is the radar working, is the deceleration software working, etc. It's so awesome to me that hundreds of thousands of peoples work is involved, each part could go wrong, and you are sitting there hoping, "yeah, success, but if it has to fail, may it be Sarah's booboo, not mine! Congrata

[@Vote2024again]

Interesting......

[@edwing3638]

hey as a person that knows this stuff could you tell me why there are no good/modern videos of space missions, astronaut wearinga360 camera, letting us view the stars, astronauts inside to take a camera to the window to look outside at the stars, would regular hd cameras that we use everyday here not work in space???

[@tanyanguyen3704]

Edwin G what do you mean by good space mission videos. There are24/7 streams of ISS looking at earth. There are tons of quality in-depth videos of on board experiments, really boring but important on board discussions between command and the astronauts. There are selfmportraits and videos from both rovers on Mars, there are fly by shots from New horizons, cassini and Galileo. Why are there no 360 cameras? I don't know, but I'm guessing the answer is "why" when a single camera can take images and co,posit to a 360 view just like you or I can do at home with our cameras. Every space walk is filmed by at least three cameras, the one on the suits, one one board focused on the walk, and one from the front of ISS. the footage is really quite boring, hours of slow moving people turning a wrench, or the space equivalent. They generally are not on KZbin, cause who wants to see someone slowly fixing a car? But you can do a FOIA request and get them. All hundreds of hours of them. It's quite interesting if you like space suit design, or want to work on better orientation modules in space. Of course, you still won't see any stars. So star gazing is not something you can do. Every single photo, video, and most sound files are accessable. And if you have an interest, go for it.

[@edwing3638]

@@tanyanguyen3704 yes i have seen all those, i am just curious because in none of the videos or pictures have i seen how the stars, milky way look from space without out light pollution and atmosphere?

[@edwing3638]

@princewalshi but cant they take pictures or video of the stars in the dark side of earth

[@SimoneRombi]

finally, after having waited all my life, I can see complete images and videos from the beginning to the end of a landing on the red planet !!! an hour and a half of beautiful images of the famous Mars. Thanks NASA

[@turibinosanches4692]

Fantastic, enchanted by the technology we have achieved and by the opportunity to see it in life...congratulations to all the technicians involved

[@manny0573]

Amazing feat. It saddens me to see that there are people who deny the facts. Guess what? The facts remain the same and we did do all of this through hard work.

[@bunghole47]

Micheal Rows next thing you’ll hear is that we live in a matrix.

[@ReefOU812]

YOU WATCHED A STAGED VIDEO AND YOU CALL IT A FACT!!????? YOU ARE WHY WE CAN'T HAVE NICE THINGS!!!!

[@pokebloxs4885]

Agreed

[@DISGUYROX]

You can't realize how incredible this all is till you understand that everything was accomplished using the metric system yet, the lander landed on its "feet".

[@mohammadhazik1744]

plz bring back matt damon he is still out there

[@PADARM]

😊

[@KBlade1]

Apologies to Matt Damon, they ran outta time for him. Nightline is next.

[@agostov.4508]

@@KBlade1 i understood that reference

[@KBlade1]

@@agostov.4508 At least one person did

[@mohammadhazik1744]

@@KBlade1 jimmy kimmel sucks

[@debgibson1334]

Congratulations to Mission Control and to all of those who played a part in this epic landing on the Moon!!! You guys ROCK!!!

[@MsRowsdower]

Watching that live was way more suspenseful that any movie. Congratulations on a perfect landing. Amazing

[@RandomNEGuy]

reminds me of watching the first moon landing ... you folks are amazing. not even sure what else to say.

[@Havarow]

55:01 That moment 🤙🏼✋🏼🖖🏼👋🏼🤘🏼👌🏼✊🏼👊🏼✌🏼🙌🏼👐🏼

[@interestingfoodtv6113]

where are lending video?

[@cody7101]

Money they deceive you with the money they stole from you.

[@fbihorse]

ah yes, for our deaf friends out there

[@EEBPioneer]

It's so exciting emotions!!!!

[@RimmyDownunder]

I love the handshake those two had prepped. That was great.

[@JustinCrediblename]

okay you guys need to get Stark Trek uniforms for your next landing video.

[@zelphachatwin3734]

So much excitement from a community, who has been to the moon six times. Great work NASA! For the first time this feels real.

[@alecknathan2357]

Unbelievable what JPL achieved after years of hard work. I am pleasantly surprised and happy. Congratulations!

[@happyrat5230]

Humans:Celebrating Martians: They’re coming boys. Get ready for the attack

[@nichaelas7129]

Humans: wHeRe wE DrOppIn bOys??>>??> 😂👌🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@maxxlindley9425]

so emotional CONGRATS....omg its still so thrilling and moving

[@joels9472]

So cool. Hope I'm alive when they land people there.

[@mtlbeatz]

Only 7 to go :)

[@ScrimmyBunglets]

Not sure how old you are but it's supposed to happen by 2030

[@Chatrar5853]

@@ScrimmyBunglets not 2030, 2023!

[@ScrimmyBunglets]

@@Chatrar5853 Really? That's awesome I remember hearing something about 2023 but I also remembered hearing something about 2030 so I wasn't quite sure

[@Chatrar5853]

@@ScrimmyBunglets I m 75% percent sure. NASA has a plan to send 70 people in 2023.

[@davidpeterson2022]

I've watched this video about a half dozen times. "Touchdown Confirmed" brings me to tears every time. SCIENCE!!!!

[@DennisCosteaJr]

This is both a historic and technological milestone and I am looking forward to the readings or readouts from the "Mole" instrument! The Cubesat technology has been leveraged so wonderfully in "Marco" and everyone should be very proud of this combined effort! We will be watching for coverage on tonight's Evening news, for all the world.

[@Vote2024again]

Okay so I've been a little ignorant on this subject ..... with all this information on Mars they hope to obtain............

[@DennisCosteaJr]

@@Vote2024again - Yes. These readings will give NASA more detailed surface data from "up close" or in "direct contact" with the Mars surface, rather than satellite or multi-spectral imagery taken from orbit. So this is meant to be as close to having a person on Mars taking the measurements as possible, right now. The seismometer is going to obtain ground readings and the "mole" probe (instrument) is going to dig up to 5 meters below the surface (bore down, drill down). This is all very cool!

[@josealfredopovedavalbuena7507]

Emocionante la llegada de InSight a Marte.....felicitaciones Nasa, Saludos desde Colombia !!!

[@thiagupillai]

Fantastic ! Team Work brings Happiness. Thanks for the LIVE

[@malayagr]

To really appreciate this, you need to consider the fact that NASA has been developing this for years, specifically to work like this, follow this exact sequence of events, land exactly like that and return an exact photo. It's future planning in the best sense of the word. To think that they have designed rovers, spacecrafts and satellites that have been launched 10, 20 years ago and still give meaningful information just the way they are supposed to. Wow. NASA deserves a much, much bigger budget than what they're getting now.

[@neva.]

An ocean of JOY was felt within all those tears. Congratulations...!

[@Zeitaluq]

High precision engineering. More accurate than a Swiss clock

[@wino0000006]

Because they used metric system.

[@fm-gm6hv]

what a fantastic day for all of those who have worked so hard and long to achieve that goal.

[@CodeLeeCarter]

Congratulations People, awesome landing and I can't for the data to start returning to Earth,. Well done.

[@kenjohan]

You can't what?

[@BeastTobics]

G

[@saru4879]

Was you on mars when they landed?

[@sleepdrake5675]

Wait did they land on mars already

[@randallanning4060]

It's moments like this that make me happy to be alive during this time. Well done.

[@akirachan5433]

Glad that this video is trending right now in my country. Congrats from Italy!

[@yassirnouri3888]

Congratulations everyone from Morocco Special congratulations to the moroccan engineer KAMAL OUDRHIRI KAMAL OUDRHIRI is a radio scientist and a manager at NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory, has worked for NASA for more than 20 years. He contributed to several key missions, including missions related to Mars exploration craft: Curiosity, Rovers, Spirit, and Opportunity.

[@Hetstaine]

Go Kamal! People like Kamal, we need more of, what a great moment. Hi Morocco, from Australia!

[@mukulingle2690]

Cool! Congratulations, Love from India.

[@akablonded]

Kudos to all of you! I absolutely LOVE watching scientists in action (and no pocket protectors seemed to have been harmed during the landing ).

[@wiesenklingel7713]

i visited Mars last year, was nice

[@clementsauriol1521]

My name is on Mars with InSight. You people are the greatest. You represent humanity at its best. Four cheers for all of you! I am from Montréal Québec Canada, and my name is Clement Sauriol. Beau travail, et mes plus grandes félicitations pour un accomplissement remarquable.

[@BH-po6wu]

Business owners from around world pay attention. This is the reaction from a group of employees that are treated like human beings. Ones that are passionate about their work and are treated accordingly. When you love to wake in the morning and can't wait to get to work. Stellar performance NASA. Congratulations!!

[@eduardolee404]

Congratulation form us here in the Philiippines!!! We wacth it and we love it... MORE POWER!!!

[@CyFr]

Start around 41:00 if you want to see or hear the detachment and re-entry & landing.

[@CyFr]

XD 44:30 explaining how the craft needs to be dead nuts on.

[@peminumteh1095]

Congrats from Indonesia!

[@shainemurray]

These are events that allow humanity to come together. Eventually we'll all become part of something bigger rather then separated

[@jamesgarcia7034]

Hmmm...maybe so, its just too bad that the place we actually live on, is not enough incentive to come together, but some other rock is...

[@pokebloxs4885]

Congrats Nasa on another amazing mission, hope to more missions soon!

[@skippa.]

So we didn't get to see touch down. Great just what I came for

[@AshwinKrishnaraj]

Cannot wait for people to deny this ever happening.

[@hotloleyn]

xD

[@ClassicCarCustodians]

No need to wait. The comments are flooded with ABSOLUTE UNGRATEFUL MORONS saying it's fake.

[@Hetstaine]

Why wait, the fools are already here :D but seriously, go Nasa!

[@myenergy2000]

There's absolutely nothing in this video that proves that it's real, so yeah I say it's fake

[@SpartanDB]

Tell me something. If this video was your only introduction to NASA and you had no other data. Would you believe they went to Mars by watching a room full of people? Honest question.

[@pauldeavin849]

MAKES ME PROUD TO BE HUMAN THANK YOU GUYS

[@ReefOU812]

MAKES ME SAD THAT PEOPLE FIND THIS TO BE FACTUAL JUST REMEMBER, NASA LOST THE TECHNOLOGY TO GO BACK TO THE MOON, BUT WE WENT TO MARS..... FYI MICHELLE OBAMA IS A MAN!!!

[@alexsiemers7898]

Michael Monro the Saturn V wasn’t the only rocket ever built

[@destravlr]

Saw this on the 27th. Still was emotional to view the broadcast. Well done!

[@842qwery]

I’m really happy to be witnessing this. Good times!

[@EEBPioneer]

Huge congratulations to JPL team from the morning Moscow!

[@IftekharAzam1]

congratulations NASA! this is truly remarkable

[@PADARM]

😉

Outstanding job, NASA.

[@PlayZone300]

You forgot CNES, DLR JAXA and many more.

Good point, well made.

[@NicolaosKomaros]

it was outstanding in 1971 when USSR did it for the first time. without KZbin

[@Shonuffinman]

Outstanding? It was over an hour of NASA studios footage and a measley picture. You are easily amused apparently.

[@MyJudyKim]

Congratulation touch down. Greatest NASA and JPL bright scientist works. All American should fully support Mars landing and beyond Space discovery.

[@janbishop4808]

Congratulations NASA and science! Proud of your hard work and achievement.

[@keeble909]

All seems a bit low budget. We should throw more money at this and really get things moving.

[@xbraac]

keeble909 This isn’t low budget, the room is purposely wide open with everyone sitting next to each other for quick communication to solve problems as fast as they can.

[@soccerguy2433]

@TheRetroGamest more money is spent on social services than on "weapons of destruction". Look up US government mandatory spending and Learn how small the DoD budget actually is. In FY 2016, mandatory spending accounted for about 60 percent of the federal budget. DoD only gets 686 Billion in 2019. By the way that 686 Billion goes to pay DoD employees. The DoD is the largest employer in the nation. Mandatory spending is 2.739 Trillion in 2019.

[@TheChargingCow]

We spent hundreds of billions of dollars on this one project excluding all the failed attempts this isn’t low budget and I have no clue what you are talking about

[@comedinewithme-officialfan4415]

@@TheChargingCow woooosh

[@TheChargingCow]

@@comedinewithme-officialfan4415 oah ooof oops

[@rakel8536]

Congratulations nasa team!!👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻🚀

[@a610412]

Some of the most brilliant minds in that room.

[@PADARM]

🤩

[@shaymaba832]

Just amazing room full of heros 😍😍😍😍😍😍😍 such an incredible work ... well deserved guys and girls 😌

[@unknownking396]

It's more interesting to read comments rather than watch this... 🤔🤔

[@alexsiemers7898]

That’s the only reason I come to any of these videos at this point.

[@essentialoilsme]

This entry decent landing is out of this world

[@edwing3638]

🛑🚨🛑🚨🛑🚨🛑🚨🛑🚨🛑🚨🛑🚨hey as a person that knows this stuff could you tell me why there are no good/modern videos of space missions, astronaut wearinga360 camera, letting us view the stars, astronauts inside to take a camera to the window to look outside at the stars, would regular hd cameras that we use everyday here not work in space???

[@tompeck5495]

@@edwing3638 Well it's important to remember that getting a kilo of equipment into space costs around 22,000 dollars, so you only need to bring whatever's absolutely neccercary to bring. However, Spacex has said that their BFS mission will be streamed live in VR. Also, you can't see the stars from the ISS, or in low-orbit unless you're on Earth's night-side due to over-exposure.

[@edwing3638]

@Micheal Rows makes sense

[@direbearcoat7551]

@ Lance McGowan: In fact, it's happened on Mars, way out of this world....

[@last7509]

This video is comedy

[@cantshootthis]

Let’s get some bodies up there. I’m stoked.

[@robertcampbell6349]

Make Mars a graveyard? I like the idea. Cemeteries are a waste of land.

[@ranjith_s8032]

Nice to hear "Touchdown confirmed"... Ohh man... congrats NASA and team

[@savvysearch]

What a great time to be a rocket scientist in LA. Congrats!

[@elvisischrist]

Outstanding!! Carl would be proud!! America is proud of your accomplishments!!! We go forward together!

[@MLCHRL]

For Science, For Humanity

[@yianicassini154]

for science only

[@Jingles_Morgan]

For Gondor

[@coastwalker101]

@@yianicassini154 I believe you will find that your standard of living is almost solely attributable to the application of science and engineering, it certainly will not be due to politicians, captains of industry, Wall Street or any other "leader of men". Flush toilets, refrigerated food, medicine, automated manufacturing, farm machinery, solar and wind power, the infernal conbustion engine, drywall, spectacles, clean water - all the fruits of science and engineering and all very much for humanity. The quest for knowledge is the only reason you don't live a short brutal life of squalor.

[@crapizio]

@@coastwalker101 Well stated

[@psibur]

BLOOD FOR THE BLOOD GOD!!

[@yaltschuler]

Let's see where our curiosity takes us. Wait, wrong mission. 😆

[@jackstarr1015]

HHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHA THATS A KNEE SLAPPER IF IVE EVER SEEN ONE

[@Tmccreight25Gaming]

Ha! Good one!

[@evolve101]

This was *awesome* to watch live! Congratulations everyone! Science and progress. ;)

[@jamieg4464]

The picture was dissapointing but with all said this is pretty cool and im glad im alive for this amazing achievement

[@hoppiegrey1868]

Congratulations, NASA/Insight crew!👍

[@tomryner5830]

Hearty congratulations from Sweden!

[@tomryner5830]

What is that spike made from? Tungsten?

[@Nickname006]

@@settantacinque2232 Cashless? Lol, Sweden is a rich country. But it is a small country, one of the happiest countries in the word. Besides, it is LGBT and Scandinavian countries are the most non-religious countries in the world so no, Satanism is not big there.

[@Nickname006]

@@settantacinque2232 Well, you can look it up. Sweden is in the top 10 happiest countries. It doesn't mean they don't have their problems. But overall, it is a very good country. I wonder where you live.

[@hm096]

Settanta Cinque using LGBT as an insult? lol

[@bijuanand2009]

Congratulations NASA JPL from India

[@tomaszhorla5452]

Congratulations NASA for an outstanding work. You are the pride of humanity

[@zhangmingjun4127]

This is really a big step for human beings! Good job! NASA

[@AaronWoods007]

Congratulations JPL and NASA on a successful landing on Mars! Looking forward to exciting science from this mission!

[@TheExoplanetsChannel]

*CONGRATULATIONS*

[@rageandsteelstudio4466]

And Mario's musik:)

[@colinbauman3524]

No one cares

[@jackstarr1015]

@@colinbauman3524 Fact^^^

[@jackstarr1015]

@@colinbauman3524 THANK GOD SOMEONE THINKS LIKE ME!

[@willstreet5148]

Congratulations! On fooling the gullible masses once again! NASA = liars and phonies 😜

[@Jonathan-dl2vu]

That CGI looked amazing

[@jamesgarcia7034]

Its definitely getting better...

[@hm096]

Smh

[@johnfrancisdoe1563]

Mr Untouchable Too good, they really should leave photo realism to actual photos.

[@ViperEye]

Way to go! Can't wait for what Insight finds out. And how about those MARCO cubesats. Marvelous job.

[@CondensedComments]

I like your logo!

[@Nasy200]

Happy day! Kudos to everyone who was involved in creation this masterpiece!

[@mariah5137]

CONGRATS!!! i got GOOSEBUMPS ughh

[@mighty456]

59:44 first photo

[@noureddine2045]

Hhhhhhhhhhhhh 😂😂😂😂😂 are you sure ??

[@darter4963]

WTF

[@hardtarget9969]

First time ever I m witnessing historical moment. Wow! Great work👍

[@ProTreeVideos]

Hey random person scrolling down the comments.. Have a great day! :)

[@alanaflynn8878]

Aw thank you. You too.

[@ajgamingfun]

Thank you! You too :)

[@thimkful]

The coolest thing about working for Lockheed Martin Space must be answering the "What do you do for a living?" question at parties with "I build robot spaceships that land on Mars."

[@epiphaneadjadji7915]

WONDERFUL GUYS! ALL THE WAY FROM WEST AFRICA

[@redpanda2133]

Wow amazing how many people were involved