NASA Mars Rover Capture Unexpected Most Surprising 360° Video Footage of Mars' Murray Buttes Site

[@steenandersen2580]

The temple has a hole 🕳 in the top, a kvadrat hole. It's impossible for nature to create that. Ore, at least almost impossible. Very interesting 👌

[@TaviTechnicalSpace]

Absolutely right 👍 glad you like it!

[@ВіталійВовнянко-в2ц]

Впечатление карьерной выработки !

[@anchovy48]

Cool👌

[@TaviTechnicalSpace]

Glad you like it 👍

[@jeffreywiley3654]

Looks like something just smashed everything.

[@ConnorRonnoc-z8e]

Looks more like Arizona to me !

[@MarieHeck-h7h]

No sun

[@ErikLowe-g1y]

That Rock looks very artificial?!👽👽👽

[@TaviTechnicalSpace]

Yup 👍

[@nutier]

Amazing video that I love ! Thank you for sharing . Are there the Aliens staying in this planet too ? Happy week to you !

[@TaviTechnicalSpace]

No idea! Glad to see your comment thanks 👍

[@Whuffagowie]

The Martian landscape is completely shattered, almost like millions of nuclear bombs went off.

[@TaviTechnicalSpace]

Well said 👍

[@ianclarke3627]

So , silly question but is Martian sand the same as earths

[@mikereilly2745]

It's a looonngg answer. Both started with the same ingredients , Both accumulate the same materials , Internal changes over time , Result in some differences , But , Long story short , You could find some sand very similar to some sand on earth. same basic ingredients , but have had different lives , different histories. good question!

[@ianclarke3627]

@mikereilly2745 thanks for that 👍

[@kananaskiscountry8191]

man those time lines on those rocks - i lost count of the life line 6:05 7:46 looks like a chimney

[@TaviTechnicalSpace]

Glad you like it 👍

[@keithpoppy9227]

This is obviously a panoramic view of sedimentary layers of erosion. However, this type of erosion is definitely unique to Mars. I could only imagine that because the atmosphere is thinner than earth. The gravitational pull is less than earth and the obstruction of winds and blowing sand is almost non existent. Yet there is stone scattered all over the place that has a metallic reflection to it. I could only suppose that meteors can strike Mars much easier than a can Earth. I think because of unique type of erosion Mars presents. It becomes so easy for paradolia to show up and all sorts of forms of either life or construction.

[@TaviTechnicalSpace]

Glad to see your comment thanks 👍

[@mikereilly2745]

Mars and Earth both get hit equally , Earths atmosphere burns up 99% of the incoming debris . Each planet recieves about 45 tons per year. Ok, Technically Earth recieves a little bit more because we are a bigger target. Winds on Mars often are recorded around 200 mph , Dust devils , huge, year long sand storms.

[@Angel333jr]

@3:31 I spy a bear 🐻 in the Rocky mountain

[@TaviTechnicalSpace]

Thanks 👍

[@drawnswordgraphix]

Devon Islands ancient world artifacts.

[@giancarlozarlengo1096]

Amazing details & fascinating landscapes! All the comforts of home if you're a rock. Sorry Elon but I prefer modern life on Earth even with all its problems. Don't see this as a plan B.

[@TaviTechnicalSpace]

Thanks for watching 👍

[@MarieHeck-h7h]

They have always had these mars videos even before Elon so get off him sweetie

[@giancarlozarlengo1096]

@@MarieHeck-h7h Sure thing tootsie

[@gkarim5389]

That structure looks like a pyramid

[@TaviTechnicalSpace]

Thanks for showing great interest in Mars video

[@marinazul77]

Que tamaño tiene? Gracias

[@TaviTechnicalSpace]

No correct scaling is provided by the agency because it is buried in the soil of Mars!

[@rubenvasquez7627]

Is this real, never heard anything about it

[@TaviTechnicalSpace]

Yes the footage is real!

[@joellee376]

Look a fossil, oh just a rock, damn! (Repeat 10 billion times)

[@Павел-м9в2щ]

Все очень просто, люди когда-то жили на Марсе. Планета подверглассь какому-то катаклизму или ядерной войне, технологии были высокие, часть людей перебралась на Землю. Теперь "сильные мира" опять к чему-то готовятся. Тем более на Марсе уже какая-то колония существует.

[@TaviTechnicalSpace]

Thanks for watching 👍

[@Whuffagowie]

300 million years ago.

[@krisbest6405]

Poor Mars destroyed by walking viruses with bent on warfare

[@TaviTechnicalSpace]

Thanks for watching this 👍

[@RajeshKumar-c9b7t]

This is a Dravidian temple

[@RajeshKumar-c9b7t]

क्या ये सच का वीडियो है!😮

[@TaviTechnicalSpace]

Yes! Real footage from Mars Planet

[@modeler308]

I can't say I'm too interested. Until/unless the video shows definite, identifiable, unquestionable evidence of the remains of a city or skeletal remains of beings half-buried in the red sand, I'll stay a skeptic.

[@Whuffagowie]

After three hundred million years of weathering, very little ruins would remain on the surface.

[@mikereilly2745]

@@Whuffagowie Yes , Or 700 million years , Or 800....+....+...