NASA Mars Rover Perseverance Sent Most Incredible Footage Of Mars! Curiosity' Rover Mars in 4K

[@tomayrscotland6890]

I Became an engineer in the hope I might have been able to go to space in my lifetime, But Sadly now at 76 I just watch the mars rover. And I congratulate all who built that incredible machine. bye.

[@vitotrentadue9151]

77 here! I had same thoughts!!!

[@SolarSpace-lz1ro]

What an amazing viewing of mars! Thanks to all who made this possible

[@magicalmusiczone]

Great job NASA

[@PracticalPlanet]

Glad you loved it! Thanks ❤️

[@FB.1243]

The lakes, the rivers, the forests... it's just beautiful! But more seriously, very beautiful images.

[@Mike-z7r3m]

Awesome video, thanks.

[@xyzmanoranjanxyz]

Definitely an awesome viewing!

[@PracticalPlanet]

Glad you liked it!❤️

[@TitoTito-sq1cw]

Wow love to see other world

[@Martin-y2n9r]

6.25 rocks are black, sand is red . . . . .

[@RK-mp5fo]

Images of another world. Amazing. Wonderful.

[@PracticalPlanet]

Glad you enjoyed it ❤️❤️

[@lindabobkelly2124]

Amazing video! Thanks that’s as close as I will ever get to Mars!

[@PracticalPlanet]

Glad you liked it ❤️

[@theamolnavale4464]

Your Uploaded Planet Mars Lovely Video Thank You So Much 💕💕

[@PracticalPlanet]

Wow! Thank you for the LOVELY words every time. ❤️👍

[@marymccann-scott4702]

Very,very interesting shapes and the slight colour enhancements give more clarity.

[@Non.Nobis.Domine]

Thank you Practical Planet.

[@PracticalPlanet]

❤️❤️

[@dhouse-d5l]

5.35....Nothing like that on earth, anywhere.

[@EmbraceTheJourney]

A thriving planet millions of years ago.

[@fiolds350]

Where did the water go

[@Dooguk]

@@fiolds350 Off into space, or frozen.

[@terrymedlicott3580]

How ?

[@Dooguk]

@@terrymedlicott3580 We don't know if it was habitated. Some people like to dream.

[@PracticalPlanet]

@fiolds350: Almost all water on Mars today exists as ice, though it also exists in small quantities as vapour in the atmosphere, While most water ice is Buried. Additionally, water ice is also visible at the surface of the north polar ice cap. Abundant water ice is also present beneath the permanent carbon dioxide ice cap at the Martian south pole. More than 5 million km³ of ice have been detected at or near the surface of Mars, enough to cover the whole planet to a depth of 35 meters. Even more ice might be locked away in the deep subsurface. No evidence of present-day liquid water has been discovered on the planet's surface because under typical Martian conditions (water vapour pressure

[@tinatina1104]

Beautiful. Other worldly music is great, makes me feel I’m there

[@PracticalPlanet]

Glad you loved it ❤️

[@oconnorkieran5837]

superb 👍

[@tinatina1104]

I wish they could start digging deep to see if there’s any fossils there

[@jeanfrancoishugon267]

That s what planet Earth will look like in …. Years. Scary

[@fiolds350]

Lol

[@tinatina1104]

Yes a lot sooner than what we think

[@herberthartwig8544]

Fascinating as always 👍👍👍

[@PracticalPlanet]

Thanks ❤️

[@Chandan_ki_duniya]

Very very nice video 👍👍👍

[@PracticalPlanet]

Many many thanks ❤️

[@ralbiruni]

Incredible but I do believe!

[@itzed]

There’s always some sort of weird spooky music playing on Mars.

[@smallpox6738]

I like the music who made it? Very good for sleeping/dreaming.

[@H-Bomb295]

Marianas by Quincas Moreira

[@GarrishChristopherRobin777]

2:40 BEHIND THE ROCK? THE PROVERBIAL PILE OF POOH AND TISSUES........

[@southerncross-toleka]

Wow....what amazing views of Devon Island (Northern Canada)........very impressive indeed !!! 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@scott5106]

There could be some irony in that what we see might be "artifacts" of something we don't understand.

[@calgreg2569]

Desolation

[@JJ33438]

not a speck of dust on the mars rovers? why? how does that happen?

[@ЛюбовьВишневская-щ5г]

3.59. это метеорит ?

[@richardbarton2709]

A Hell Hole.

[@macmac8249]

The video is exceptional. Too bad about the background noises from the planet….it almost sounds like a form of music. Thank goodness for the mute option.

[@PracticalPlanet]

🤔

[@macmac8249]

The video really IS excellent…perhaps the best I’ve ever seen…and I watch a lot of them. You must have some pretty influential contacts to get a video with such clarity. Thank you for posting this….Mac

[@ian-c.01]

The rock on the right @5:35 looks almost like a broken off tree. It has the appearance of wood which has partially rotted then petrified, that looks a lot like fine capillaries in a tree trunk !

[@randyvolters7719]

I'm always astonished at the faith leaps people of science make... Oh, this looks like a dried lake bed, therefore that is what it must be, therefore there was water, therefore these rocks must contain fossils. Yeah... Remember that giant face a few decades ago? We won't know anything for certain until we go there.

[@michaelbyrne8860]

Isn't amazing what mankind is capble of on a planet 140 million miles from earth! Yet can can't pass trivial hangups on the same planet! Go Figure?

[@leo-nj2px]

☝️🤔.. For example, if the inhabitants of Mars launched their devices in the most desolate places of the Gobi or Sahara desert on Earth Then they will say that there is no life on earth! Or...there was life on Earth, but a billion years ago... -------- Earthly vehicles specifically travel only through deserted areas of Mars. Earthlings see only the Martian desert. That's why they say: THERE IS NO LIFE ON MARS! --------- But now on Mars, in other, non-desert places on Mars, there is an intelligent civilization, rich vegetation, animals, large reservoirs, cities, roads, and so on. -------- In reality, on Mars, the atmosphere contains 18% oxygen. There you can breathe as if at an earthly altitude of 2.5 km. Atmospheric pressure 700-710 mm. mercury column. Mars has everything - Plants, wildlife, buildings, trees, forests, animals, birds, insects, roads, transport systems, buildings, settlements, Martians, civilization!!! The temperature on Mars is from -80 to +30 degrees Celsius. ------ Mars has a dense, not rarefied atmosphere (that’s why the helicopter flies and parachutes work when landing). The sky there is blue (and if there was a rarefied atmosphere, like we have on Earth at an altitude of 20 km (as NASA claims) ... then the sky of Mars would be black and the stars would be visible. -------- Mars is essentially Earth's twin in many ways. NASA is sending rovers to the most desolate places on the planet Mars. This is why the rovers show the desert, because, apparently, the rovers were only allowed to drive in the desert. However, even here, in these deserts, there are artifacts. ------- Much about life on Mars has previously been shown in images from satellites that constantly fly around Mars. However, these pictures were later deleted. But, photographs about life on Mars can be seen here, using the phrase: +++++++ Mars Anomaly Research. The official science data. Home page.

[@docbrown6550]

Years ago NASA used to make us believe the sky was red on Mars.

[@AmitTiwari-qk6sp]

⭐⭐⭐⭐

[@atifrancisohong]

Please when is the next flight ✈️ to Mars? I want to book.

[@KapryanLaPaz]

What is the bug running over the sand at 5:33? That is awesome.

[@Martin-y2n9r]

would be nice in true colour.

[@tinatina1104]

Volcanic waste

[@strannostrannovasrr]

The rover perseverance appears to be a fairly open vehicle. Wouldn't it be harmful if dust particles settled on the sensitive equipment?

[@viralsheddingzombie5324]

There are definitely some crashed space ships on this landscape.

[@Michael-nh8ht]

3:37 The only way that rock could become round & globular is by exposure to moving water or high temperatures. A mouse shaped martian rock later on in video could have jokingly been my Uncle Martin's pet mouse 6:52 of the My Favorite Martian sitcom.

[@HenryScott-d7g]

The darker rocks (6.01) look carbonised….volcanic emissions?

[@AmitTiwari-qk6sp]

👌👌👌❤❤👍

[@Elo-hv3fw]

Hoochie koo from Johnny Winter would make a much better foreground music.

[@DougieJohnson-l5w]

ERR, WAS THAT WORTH CLOSER LOOK? OR ARE PIECES OF WOOD LOOKING ROCKS ALL OVER MARS?

[@tomhenry5060]

Awesome is it me or does that look like P and X Greek? Chi Ro my spelling is bad. PTL

[@ingeduske8551]

Ist prima interessant

[@PracticalPlanet]

Thanks ❤️👍

[@mari2304]

Y que sonidos habrá en Marte 🤔🤔

[@WELCOME5475]

Looks like jordan or marocco desert..

[@andychisarick6879]

Move along. Nuthin to see here. Climate change GOOD. Lots new waterfront property! Sand... beach!

[@robertbooth3699]

Hamsters of Mars!

[@Teresa-gw4ww]

Ha ha ha 👽

[@ronss1]

why would anyone want to go to that place to live....see a bunch of red rocks....bad dust storms.......and got to stay inside most of the time

[@thefixitlator8754]

Remove music your in the Nevada desert

[@stevierogguitar52]

yea great! if the anomaly was in focus Nasa ! you know with your state of the art camera's !!! that can see for miles in focus , same old same old Nasa hide everything !as you zoom in it gradually goes out of focus ! until you cant see what your really looking at with your very expensive cameras ? id be asking the designer of the cams why it goes out of focus myself just saying ?

[@michael51992]

😅😂Nice fairytales... 👎

[@gabriellafrancesconi5867]

È slonun fotomontaggio , non c'è nulla di vero.

[@deano9167]

Useless money pit…..