NASA Mars Rover Perseverance Sends Super Incredible Footage of 'River Delta'! Curiosity' Mars in 4K

NASA Mars Rover Perseverance Sends Super Incredible footage of 'River Delta'! Curiosity'Mars In 4K!
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Hello Everyone: In this super interesting video Enjoy NASA MARS Rover Sends Shocking Stunning super incredible footage of Mars' Life! First super incredible 360 degree Panoramic view of a location 'Gediz Vallis Ridge' was acquired by the Curiosity Mars rover and Last incredibly shocking panoramic view of 'River Delta' in Jezero Crater is by Mars rover Perseverance¡ So enjoy the latest picture of Mars Life in 4K video.
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[@garyphillips7993]

Hard to believe this was a river bed, no shopping trolleys or bicycle frames…….

[@catto66]

Give it time

[@Slo-ryde]

It’s one big rock garden!😊

[@jfc213]

loved that great comment LOL ha ha made my day

[@paulinetartanpion1503]

Looks like Jordanie désert 😂

[@banjopete]

Untouched by Cretins.

[@SolarSpace-lz1ro]

It's amazing to watch Mars surface so clearly! Incredible! Thanks NASA 👍

[@Charlton2010]

@@presidentstaatshoofd473🤣🤣🤦‍♂️🤡

[@adapaitsmyname]

These videos make me laugh so much I can't stop. Where are they recording this? At a house demolition site? They mock everyone less intelligent.

[@twingytwango6971]

It’s in Nevada, seriously

[@p_sg3449]

All well and good but anyone want to live there? Not me - now or in the future. Makes you realize how precious the Earth is.

[@MichaelBeeny]

I wonder how long it will be till people do go there and cover everything in graffiti, just like earth is.

[@FlipDahlenburg]

@@MichaelBeeny Yes, especially the oceans.

[@Charlton2010]

@@MichaelBeenywell first they would need water to make paint to cover everything in graffiti as you said, one step at a time ffs 🤦‍♂️

[@daves.9479]

I agree. It's dead, dead, dead. WHY anyone would want to leave Earth for such a hellscape is beyond me. No air, no water, no plants, no animals, no life. Just a barren, scalded, and windswept planet. Repulsive. Nightmarish.

[@joyfullone3968]

It is a dead, silent, mostly colorless place. No Thanks! If anything should make humans cherish and protect planet Earth it is views of planet Mars.

[@brianaugust1594]

These are some of the Most Amazing Pictures-Images in All of Human History-- Mars Today in Daylight...Stunning‼️😯

[@galaxiedance3135]

I am watching this on my huge projector tonight! This footage is like you're standing there! I see why Elon wants to go there!

[@adapaitsmyname]

These videos make me laugh so much I can't stop. Where are they recording this? At a house demolition site? They mock everyone less intelligent.

[@nickmartinez7574]

Adapait, of all the dumb things I haveread,heard ,seen & done. Youwin the cake!!!

[@adapaitsmyname]

@@nickmartinez7574 ...All these space expeditions are the most idiotic and lying stories. This is all for naive little children. We have evidence in the form of photos and descriptions about the collaboration between Walt Disney and NASA. Fraud on a global scale. In the 1950s, the Russians ridiculed the possibility of flying to the moon and did not even take part in this farce. Greetings to cookie lovers of photos of late coffee and red rubble. 🍉👽🤑🌈😷

[@adapaitsmyname]

@@nickmartinez7574 ... All these space expeditions are the most idiotic and lying stories. This is all for naive little children. We have evidence in the form of photos and descriptions about the collaboration between Walt Disney and NASA. Fraud on a global scale. In the 1950s, the Russians ridiculed the possibility of flying to the moon and did not even take part in this farce. Greetings to cookie CH lovers of photos of late coffee and red rubble.

[@otero2235]

I live in New Mexico and this looks a lot like my back yard. Minus a few dead bushes and I’d be right at home.

[@biffedya]

probably no life there because the sound drove the inhabitants crazy

[@Dano-MX5]

The technology incorporated to send back these images is beyond amazing….I am in awe

[@bonnieabrs1003]

And our local cable or satellite providers can’t keep a signal going on a windy day!

[@pstuddy]

i still cant believe that we’re staring at an hd panoramic photo of another planet at ground level. still so surreal no matter how many times

[@scottymoondogjakubin4766]

I wish nasa would've put a live temperature reading like in the lower right corner !

[@PracticalPlanet]

Interesting! 👍❤️

[@woody5109]

We are so lucky to be living during a fair patch of good weather on earth, clearly that’s all it is.

[@geraldhagen2989]

Not on all the earth.

[@kamilagonzalez9867]

Nunca m cansaré de ver estos videos m encanta saber y ver a marte

[@rockstonkilmor4404]

WOW that was obviously an ocean,can you imagine how many weird creature Fossils may be hidden there? Excellent footage,beautiful

[@PracticalPlanet]

Many thanks 👍❤️

[@nct948]

fossils are certainly not apparent, unless we discover some microscopic ones, lol

[@MrVorpalsword]

yes, I can imagine there are probably none.

[@mouhamednour5642]

@@PracticalPlanet NO NASA😂

[@mouhamednour5642]

NO NASA

[@monkey20000]

Good thing the rover is proving that Utah came from mars.

[@Jake-cv1to]

Mars is a little Utah-y

[@sydneyevans2637]

​@@Jake-cv1toThought it was Utahish. 😉

[@tinamortensen1220]

Hey, I'm from Utah. And it does look a bit like another planet. Thats why a lot of movies are filmed here. Star Trek as well. 😊

[@johnwatters6922]

Nah , uranus

[@tomgunn8004]

AI

[@fredrichenning1367]

Back in 1945, when I was nine and studying the planets, Mars was just a fuzzy, reddish ball in the sky!

[@boydmking1]

Nasa is like Santa Claus for adults.

[@billybaxter6333]

I find this mesmerizing. If only one could see it with one’s own eyes.

[@subevo35]

No red sky. Blue like earth .

[@jeffreyrudolph5061]

🤫 You're be asking for night time footage next .

[@finlayfraser9952]

Utterly amazing!

[@charliehos3936]

Wow, those rocks are amazing! Just like some of our rocks here on earth!

[@just_another_brick_in_the_wall]

The reason is...obvious.

[@fabianmckenna8197]

​@@just_another_brick_in_the_wall Wow........ Mars was made from the same recipe as Earth so no surprise there.

[@just_another_brick_in_the_wall]

@@fabianmckenna8197 or maybe they want you to believe that's "Mars" ... Who can tell ? 🤔

[@markthomas3730]

identical, actually

[@fabianmckenna8197]

@@just_another_brick_in_the_wall Nows your chance for online glory....... That's a huge area they're covering on Mars so with a bit of Google Earth research it should be easy to point out the copycat zone. The world awaits.

[@Sarbet888]

The best picture I have seen of Mars.

[@PracticalPlanet]

My pleasure! 🥰 Thanks and stay tuned for more videos 👍❤️❤️

[@adapaitsmyname]

These videos make me laugh so much I can't stop. Where are they recording this? At a house demolition site? They mock everyone less intelligent.

[@jimgalle1371]

Fake pictures are usually top notch!

[@rivermoon6190]

I was about to shout April Fool, until I noticed this video was dropped 5 days ago. But I suspect going by Martian days 5 days ago was April 1st. 😅

[@VisionCommunications]

Fascinating images!

[@ryangrey8643]

Watching this I thought how cool it would be to see some life form run, walk or crawl in front of the camera.

[@1947bonanza]

At 2:38, there is a large-ish grey rock in the center, and to the left of it is a small brown rock that seems to have the number 42 etched in it, proving the answer to life, the universe, and everything, lies on Mars!

[@peggylee6086]

Fantastic , thank you NASA

[@amritpatel3794]

Incredible !!! Human persistence has reached at another level !!!

[@kennethmaney914]

Why the sky and the clouds, have a good look. Mmmmmm

[@tricky1581]

Although thin, mars does have an atmosphere so I would expect a daylight skyscape. The clouds, I couldn't give a definite answer, either gas ( carbon dioxide, nitrogen or argon) or the cameras filters maybe!?!? There are measurable trace molecules of water vapour, but nut enough to create clouds like those we see on earth.

[@adapaitsmyname]

These videos make me laugh so much I can't stop. Where are they recording this? At a house demolition site? They mock everyone less intelligent.

[@larrygorvin7561]

Are you a flat earthen too?​@@adapaitsmyname

[@adapaitsmyname]

@@larrygorvin7561 ... Eugenics ....Planned mass murder. What is happening now is just an expansion of the eugenic "master race" movement created by the Rodschilds, Rockefellers, Harrimans and other Illuminati families. Eugenics laws and forced sterilization of the "lower classes" were once introduced in the vast majority of American states long before their infamous proponent, Adolf Hitler, made them no longer "popular" in public. Eugenics, however, has not disappeared, it has simply renamed rhetoric. The goal of eugenics is to create a "master race" through the controlled breeding of "superior" bloodlines and the sterilization and extinction of "inferior" bloodlines. This is still the key motivation behind global social policy, euthanasia, the environmental movement, "health care", the social sciences, and many other factors. Thomas Robert Malthus, an English clergyman and economist, inspired many who followed his 1798 work, The Law of Mankind. He stated that if the growth of the population of poor people is not stopped, food supplies will run out and then the plague and wars will settle it. Darwin was a zealous promoter of Malthus and included many theories in his work on "Natural Selection" and revolution. On the Origin of Species, published in 1859; but it was Darwin's cousin, Francis Galton, who really started the follies of Hitler and beyond. Galton was not interested in natural selection - he rather wanted unnatural selection, through controlled reproduction. Galton coined the term eugenics, meaning "well born" in Greek, and created the eugenics movement in 1869. His idea was to encourage those with "good genes" to reproduce and "encourage" those with "bad" genes not to reproduce. The London School of Economics has become a bastion of eugenics. Sidney Webb said in 1909: as eugenicists, we must replace the old law of the poor, and its indiscriminate aid to the destitute, with an intelligent strategy of altering the social environment so as to discourage or prevent the proliferation of those irretrievably below the national minimum of utility. The theme of Brave New World is a society where the government produces all babies through laboratory breeding programs in "hatcheries and conditioning centers". Julian Huxley was the president of the British Eugenics Society. His grandfather was Thomas Henry Huxley, an English biologist known as "Darwin's Bulldog" for his vocal support of Charles Darwin's theory of evolution. Darwin had strong support among influential people for his "segregation", including Winston Churchill, an enthusiastic eugenicist, and typical bloodlines like the Rockefellers. Archibald Church, a member of Parliament and the Illuminati Fabian Society, sought to introduce the Sterilization Act of 1931, which would provide for the compulsory sterilization of, as Church once put it, "those who are in every way a burden to their parents and a calamity to themselves. themselves and, in my opinion, a threat to the social life of the population. These were the words of a member of Parliament from the British Labor Party, which was founded by the Illuminati Fabian Society and which it still controls today. It includes the former prime minister, Tony Blair, his successor, Gordon Brown and key ministers. The same thing developed even faster in the United States, where the families of the Rockefellers, Carnegies and Harrimans financed the eugenics movement and wanted to license those they thought could reproduce. Eugenics and sterilization laws were introduced in 1907 and imposed on all those who were crippled and had low test scores. writer H.G. Wells was a known promoter of eugenics, and his lover, Margaret Sanger, was funded by the Rockefeller family from 1923 to spread eugenics in the United States. Margaret Sanger founded the American Birth Control League, now known as Planned Parenthood. She was a wonderful woman. Here are some of her statements: No woman should have the right to bear a child ... without a government parental license. The most merciful act a family can do to an infant is to kill it. Birth control must ultimately lead to a pure race. Eugenic sterilization is an urgent need... We must prevent this inferior herd from multiplying. I will also mention that the American Journal of Eugenics was formerly known as "Lucifer the Light Bearer". Adolf Hitler and his racial purity fanatics were inspired by British and American eugenicists. The Rockefeller-Rodschild-funded horror movies in Germany and Nazi Europe followed the pursuit of a "master race." Prior to the war, Hitler was advised by leading American eugenicists. They were sent to Germany by the Rockefellers who, as I mentioned earlier, also financed the work of Ernst Rudin, Hitler's leading "racial hygienist", at the Institute of Anthropology, Heredity and Eugenics named after Kaiser Wilhelm. Rudin was the president of the World Eugenics Federation and a global member of the eugenics movement that called and still calls for the removal of "intermediary" people through segregation, sterilization and extermination to create a "better" race or "master race". The atrocities that took place in Nazi Germany and occupied Europe stopped the open promotion of eugenics. Founded in 1952 by John D. Rockefeller III with funds from the Rockefeller Brothers Fund, it is another example of how post-Nazi eugenics turned into population control. The first chairman of the board was Frederic Osborn, leader of the American Eugenics Society. He wrote in 1969: "The goals of eugenics will most likely be achieved under a name other than eugenics." The Council currently has 18 offices in New York, Africa, Asia, Latin America and operates in more than 60 countries. Its international board of trustees includes biomedicine, business, economic development, government, health, finance, media, philanthropy, and social sciences-fields that are used to promote covert eugenics policies. The first head of the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO), founded in 1945, was Julian Huxley, vice president of the British Eugenics Society from 1937 to 1944, and president from 1959 to 1962. UNESCO was just another underground operation eugenic. Richard Day, gave a detailed discussion of how the world will be turned into a global Orwellian prison at a meeting of physicians in Pittsburgh. The Rodschilds and Rockefellers, who have been behind the eugenics movement from its inception, are pulling the strings of the World Health Organization, vaccine manufacturers such as Novartis, Baxter International and GlaxoSmith-Kline, and governments and agencies purported to protect the public from the pharmaceutical cartel. We are now seeing "eugenics, the last front", with an emerging movement known as "transhumanism". It develops and promotes various control technologies such as microchips, brain implants, brain-computer interfaces, nanotechnology. The word "transhumanism" was first used by Julian Huxley, a eugenics fanatic.

[@sioux832]

River rocks are round!

[@WJV9]

Only if they have been tumbled down fast water rivers. This looks like a lake from the horizontal water line erosion on the hills.

[@mistertime6457]

Imagine if geologists & anthropologists get to go fossil digging there in the near future. That will be exciting to see what ancient life we dig up for the first time on another planet.

[@Bearwithme560]

I was excited to spot the edge of one with a distinct pattern on its surface, until l saw it was Rover's tire. How deflating.

[@shantishantishantipeacepeace]

Facinating, Mars surface reminds me of the Arizona landscape, the only thing missing are petroglyphs and Jeep trails.

[@chrism2966]

It looks uncannily like Arizona or Utah desert areas, especially with the shadows from the sun.

[@kazedcat]

It's not mars. Mars is too cold for liquid water.

[@chrismason9110]

@@kazedcat OMG !! Are you suggesting this is not Mars ?

[@terrymckenzie8786]

@@kazedcatNot a billion years ago. This is what earth will look like if we don’t be careful with carbon pollution which will lose the atmosphere 😊

[@FlipDahlenburg]

@@chrismason9110 It's Pittsburgh!

[@markthomas3730]

because it is !

[@greatedges]

Absolutely amazing and awe inspiring video. Thank you NASA.

[@sawmill123456]

How neat is this another world!!!❣❣❣

[@dreammix9430]

5:15 perfect spot to build my house

[@electriccoconut]

Soft drink can at 2.44. That's expected in any body of water. And the time is about right for the braking down.

[@bretthess6376]

Good eyes. That looks like a piece of piping.

[@somnambulist7705]

Looks like they used the same builders that I did to do my garden paving.

[@scotttaylor8498]

Thank you for the spectacular videos

[@PracticalPlanet]

Glad you like them! 👍❤️

[@123miffed]

Wow so good

[@xyzmanoranjanxyz]

Amazing picture!

[@scoobydoo936]

It’s kind of unbelievable that this was created some three billion years ago.

[@slobodan888]

7:18 What is it? Looks like a metal fragment off something artificial to me!

[@bretthess6376]

Maybe a metal and synthetic material chunk from a lander's wall, or a piece associated with the parachute system?

[@PracticalPlanet]

@bretthess6376 Agreed 👍❤️

[@KenG557]

A world devoid of life.

[@davidboyle1902]

Wow, that’s some serious ankle-bustin’ territory! Good thing the rover folks have had the time and money to develop the guidance algorithms needed to get from point A to point B. Engineering at its finest.

[@1aikane]

Wow

[@stevegabbert9626]

Very cool!

[@musterseeds1778]

I love rocks....we just never get enough...

[@fayprivate7975]

Beautiful video! It’s so fantastic that we can go to Mars like this and see evidence of past water flow. My gut feeling is that there was sentient life on Mars a long time ago.

[@JohnWerner-te5zy]

Sentient? That's a long shot. I'd try microbial life for starters - like Stromatolites or the more advanced Genus: Stromatoporoidea for sseconds.

[@tricky1581]

Extremely doubtful sentient life ever existed on Mars. The first microbial life appeared on earth "in water" at around the time liquid water that made these Martian river beds ran dry.

[@vincewhirlwind1778]

Water, H2o?

[@dlancello]

Many of the rocks look very sharp to have been in moving water.

[@theamolnavale4464]

Amazing mars is super video 👌👌

[@PracticalPlanet]

Many thanks 👍❤️❤️

[@mouhamednour5642]

@@PracticalPlanet NO NASA🎬

[@Shandchem]

Impressive detail! It would be nice to see water superimposed to show what Mars was like when there were large volumes of water on the Martian surface.

[@magicunicorn6535]

A glimpse into the future of the Earth.

[@spg77777]

The balancing rock @7:40 is interesting.

[@nanee3gg]

WOW

[@189951]

La qualité et la très haute définition de l'image fait penser au désert de l'Arizona, cette planète semble bien plus vivante que la Lune, mais les images de la Lune sont anciennes et mêmes les plus récentes avec la sonde chinoise, la lune paraît si triste et grise à côté de Mars ! Les géologues doivent se régaler en regardant toutes ces images !

[@udomechelsofficial]

Fabulous. Wow wow wow. Thanks for sharing.

[@PracticalPlanet]

Thanks and stay tuned for more 👍❤️

[@hitchhikemike1]

Cool music on mars!

[@hruaiatlau5936]

very spectacle,showing God's greatness.

[@petes5041]

Wow! It's a rock! There was a song about that! " Help I'm a rock"

[@weseehowcommiegoogleis3770]

Love the bronze color fill on the Edited photo of Earth.

[@patriciaschuster1371]

This is so totally awesome!

[@Extrikit]

Stunning

[@catastrophic009]

Where is Matt Damon ? He is out there somewhere !!

[@PracticalPlanet]

❤️

[@antonnym214]

fun fact: The air pressure is sufficient that liquid water can exist on the surface up to 50°F/10°C. We have plenty of pictures of surface water. Standing water, not just streaks. I don't know why PP is acting like water is so rare. There's a glacier AND an ice sheet near the equator in Noctis Labyrinthus.

[@gregberk4929]

Isn't that just amazing!

[@williamwilson6499]

Keep hoping for the day when the camera sweeps around and sees a seashell.

[@moreld1]

Or something moving in the distance 😮

[@keithtanner2806]

So much of the rock we have seen on Mars is either shattered or shale-like.

[@orchidhouse297]

Someone is having way too much fun with a synthesiser

[@AmitTiwari-qk6sp]

Veri good nice video 👍👍

[@Betleyman7853]

Barren, desolate, but awe inspiring.

[@nathonhamilton4524]

Incredable pictures....

[@markkilley2683]

This could easily be a place here on Earth.

[@12bigredd]

its just amazing :) I still love the ad from Carlberg best where the lander from earth turns into a bar opens a carlsberg and the dude says.... Now we wait lol:) there has to be a wee beastie of some sort somewhere :)

[@1mmickk]

If I did not know better I would have said the first 30 seconds or so were from Australia and many parts of it. 1:06 is pure Kimberly of Western Australia 3 or 4 billion years old. So much is similar to Western Australia and South Australia they must be of the same age. So Mars is Earth but a few billion years ago. Life never formed there it is yet to form.

[@oupahens9219]

There are no round pebbles from the flow of water.

[@PracticalPlanet]

That's why scientists are eager to analyse the samples collected from here. Thanks 👍❤️

[@michaeltaylor8204]

This brings sadness and joy, to think of the universe and all its unimaginable beauty, mysteries and answers i seek _ will remain but a dream. I cannot grasp when i look into the night sky that i am part of something so special connected in ways i have yet to discover. A grain of sand on endless beachess and sunrises. I feel cheated that i will never experience such wonders see other world's and bath in the oceans of eternal life and stand on mountain tops in awe of all that is magnificent.❤

[@sivandsi2952]

Yes, you will! Beyond your wildest imagination! You will have access to all at will! When you go to the ‘other side’! Your wish will be your command! Not a fairy tails, not a wishful or out of this world thinking!! out of this world!? Yes it sure is🥹. But more real than anything like it!! Just be good and kind and loving to all there’s!! All there is s s!

[@Youtubax]

The thing that fascinates me the most about Mars is to think the planet could’ve had water not that long ago, like a thousand years at most maybe? I know I’m probably wrong but watching this footage makes me wonder how wind erosion haven’t erased any trace left already.

[@TestUser-cf4wj]

It has water _now._ It just doesn't have season or rivers any more.

[@Youtubax]

@@TestUser-cf4wj Yes I assume there’s still iced water on the polar caps and other few areas. It’s the idea of actual rivers and seas being a reality in a not so distant past that blows my mind. I wonder what went ‘wrong’…

[@jaimeisreal]

It's funny how these Mars images are incrementally evolving, showing how Mars actually looks. When you look at early Mars images (and those images still have huge resolutions), the images portray a much redder Mars. More mystical looking and grey backgrounds. And the earlier images color tint showed a much richer, deep red surface. Also those rocks (at 1:50) in earlier images, were just a dull reddish grey. In this image, you can see the blue color of Mars' sky reflecting off of their surface, as it should. Mars actually has a light blue sky like earth.

[@carlfalk7251]

Imagine having to wait for something for 3 billion years. That time passes 1 day at a time.

[@ljchandler4876]

these are amazing images - are they true colours?

[@PracticalPlanet]

Enhanced colours. Pls check the captions and description for more details. Thanks 👍❤️

[@007Yasir]

I see three kinds of rocks with different shapes in the river bed, and the color of soil is red, maybe it was red sand ( the red planet) flew away to this area after the river dried and the rocks didn’t move. I hope to see more footage. But it’s amazing.

[@PracticalPlanet]

Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks and stay tuned for more such videos 👍❤️❤️

[@lesleywhibley]

WOW.

[@outerrealm]

the music reminds me of the Gumby on the moon episode. Good choice.

[@jimrky6062]

DALEK! 😎

[@elizabeth10392]

WOW!! ❤

[@lembagnol5882]

an excellent terrain for vineyards. Not good though for farming. Cattle not, but boars may be.

[@leodegas7731]

I kept expecting Arnold to show up somewhere. 😊

[@jburnett8152]

It looks like at some point in time Mars was set on fire and the entire planet burned up.

[@mh8704]

What an amazing video! The variety of rocks on Mars is incredible- a geologist’s dream!

[@happyday9710]

Some day we will be there. Not real soon, but we will be there. 🤗🤗🤔🤔

[@PracticalPlanet]

Agreed 💯 Thanks 👍👍❤️

[@Indianaflynn]

Just wow. Looks like you could go for a stroll and hard to imagine that the atmosphere isn't exactly hospitable.

[@dalialakstinyte528]

Kiekvieną kartą kai žiūriu viduje šnabžda kad tai mano planeta❤

[@PracticalPlanet]

👍👍❤️

[@artnsf]

I'd like to know what the composition of the dark and black dust/dirt areas is? Seems like this probe is only collecting rock samples by drilling into them. Not exactly the best way to find out all the chemical makeup of ALL the various colored dust and rock. Would be extremely interesting to find out what the very dark dust is like compared with how it comes about on Earth. Thank you.

[@kevintynan796]

It’s rare that I find music that compliments the image this well. Perfectly otherworldly.

[@paulym5814]

So at 2:42 there is a round object that really looks out of place. Also on the ground there is what appears to be a skeleton. You can see rib bones lying in the sand. Zoom in and you can clearly see them. The round thing looks like the bottom of a helmet. Maybe?

[@martincook4137]

Star Trek - Kirk vs. Gorn

[@johnvalencia7488]

The far off distance looks like the Calif. desert.

[@alongway99]

Interesting Martian landscape.

[@MichaelBeeny]

It's hard to believe, Mars is lit by the same sun as earth.

[@PracticalPlanet]

The color of the first Panoramic view has been adjusted to match lighting conditions as the human eye would see them on Earth. Thanks 👍❤️

[@EdThomas-l9r]

STOP, back it up. I thought I saw ET running across the valley 😂

[@cointenderrarities933]

Earth has underground caves, it would be an unbelievable find if one were discovered on mars!

[@johnwatters6922]

Google "Lava tubes on Mars"

[@glenneslick3497]

So incredible & I luv the Martian music. It’s a pity we can’t get a camera to stay upright on the moon, imagine some moon music..