NASA Mars Rover Sent Super Incredible Footage of Mars! Perseverance and Curiosity' Rover Mars in 4K

NASA Mars Rover Sent Super Incredible Footage of Mars! Perseverance and Curiosity' Rover Mars in 4K
#marsLife #perseverance #curiosity #evidence #marslive
#360pictures #marsin4k #marslatestvideo
Hello Everyone: In this super interesting video Enjoy NASA MARS Rover Sent Shocking Stunning footage of Mars Life! The first 360 degree view was acquired by the Spirit Mars rover that you can watch in 4K video.
The 360° panoramic view is shown in this video in 3 parts. First from spirit and the second vast view was captured by the perseverance rover from 'Belva Crater', you can watch the scene with maximum details and At the last part of the video you can see the most clear evidence of water that flowed on Mars in ancient past, which was captured by the 'Curiosity' rover.
And watch on this channel Curiosity's 360° Panoram images and latest photos of Mars sent by NASA'S Perseverance Rover acquired on latest sol and footage from various Mars missions.
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[@essaywitty]

Just amazing - never in human history have they seen another world in such clarity. What a time to be alive.

[@TOMAS-lh4er]

My father passed away in 2015, he was 94. and was born in 1921 ,he got to see many videos from the Mars rovers and would comment that airplanes had just barely been invented when he was born , He said he never thought he would see the surface of another planet in his lifetime !

[@crybllrd]

@@TOMAS-lh4er THEY

[@jonasezekiel3829]

Are you sure about that?

[@eminence_front6043]

​@@jonasezekiel3829Yes

[@hhf39p]

The Viking 1 pictures were clear, and in 3D. And just as then, and now, they showed nothing but desolation. Those pictures cost 8 billion dollars. Now they have more pictures of the same that cost even more. How many such pictures do we need to know there is nothing up there?

[@SolarSpace-lz1ro]

It's amazing that I'm watching the surface of another planet so clearly! Thank you NASA for making this possible.

[@TheBigRed.]

Lol....nice CGI. 🐂💨💩

[@rickkwitkoski1976]

@@hoodooking1133 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 What an ignorant maroon!

[@rickkwitkoski1976]

@@TheBigRed. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂 Whew! Thanks for the laugh!

[@5GSPositive]

Just think logically if you send humans out there do you think he can survive? Try to imagine that our planet earth is so unique did you think that way? Because we have a powerful creator GOD and his holy words in the bible is true and alive. I dont think people will survive in mars, in moon or other planets moons billions stars etc. Its hopeless fact reality!

[@c.a.t.732]

@@5GSPositive "Face reality"? From a person who believes a book that says the universe was created in six days, humans originated when a dirt-man and rib-woman magically popped up out of nowhere in the Middle East, two of every animal were somehow gathered together from all over the world to take a boat ride, etc., etc..

[@DougNoel-f7t]

Makes me think about just how precious the earth is, and unique, that barren landscape compared to the abundance of LIFE on Earth. Mars is Cool but, EARTH, WOW.

[@CitizenAyellowblue]

Mars is beautiful but bleak.

[@MrTbowow]

Just hope we don't blow it and end up making earth look like this 😢

[@redfox1066]

This is amazing, in just my lifetime I’m watching 4k video of Mars. It’s amazing how technology has advanced. We must remember though, the majority of people will never leave this planet which is already our home. We need to protect it and look after it better or we won’t survive as a species. We have a wonderful blue planet teaming with life!

[@williamcolbert7828]

​@@MrTbowow Wealthy Greedy HUMANS are doing their best to make that happen!!!😢

[@235buz]

There will be golden arches on Mars someday.

[@gohhocksoon9934]

Earth is so beautiful. Cherish it.

[@weseehowcommiegoogleis3770]

Earth, Nice. Humanoids, Not so much.

[@Nobnoxious]

@@weseehowcommiegoogleis3770 Satan loves this train of thought

[@guilleminbruno7898]

@@weseehowcommiegoogleis3770 When we came here, on Earth, we were nice but another civilisation came and tried to fight us. They brought division here

[@artsmart]

Watching a vid with rocks and dunes can be a boring experience but when you appreciate this is from another planet 140 million miles from Earth, it becomes amazing.

[@israelrivera835]

Yeah, right! Do you want fries with that?

[@walterdewald267]

It's more like a religion to appreciate this because you have to believe it first.

[@wellifthemediasaysit]

If you are dumb enough to believe it, yes!

[@davidclark573]

It is known that Mars once had an atmosphere with running water. I noticed the remains of past aquatic life on Mars viewing a past rover scan of the surface of Mars. NASA is instructed to redact anything like this that will be controversial, but they missed what I found. I offered NASA that I am so sure of my evidence I would pay my own air fare to come to NASA in Houston and show them my evidence. NASA is ignoring me. It is a fact the church has influence with NASA and NASA is redacting video at the request of the church. At present NASA will not show any video of any past life on Mars. So what should I do with my evidence? I tried many times to reach Graham Hancock but he is nearly impossible to reach.

[@ronedee]

This makes me appreciate just how beautiful and unique our planet is. Mars is interesting to me, for just about as long as this video is.

[@adriemijnsbergen7456]

Correct.

[@robertdujin1365]

Yep 😂

[@BoltRM]

Interesting to _visit_

[@ronedee]

@@BoltRM ...but wouldn't wanna live there!"

[@richardscally694]

100%

[@fourthhorseman4531]

It's pretty cool to be alive in the early days of space exploration and seeing another world like this. Wish I could be alive 200 to 300 years from now to see where our descendants will be then.

[@samjones3106]

If you make it 25 years there will be a million people living there.

[@Wok_Agenda]

Idiocracy

[@WhyDoTroonsHaveTheSameVoices]

Lol humanity ain’t making it that far, bub! 🤣

[@eminence_front6043]

​@@WhyDoTroonsHaveTheSameVoicesIdiot

[@Wok_Agenda]

@@WhyDoTroonsHaveTheSameVoices exactly, the far right is already on power and we already have a half proxy war and a genocide going in and close to Europe. WW3 is coming and now with nuclear weapons.

[@WhyDoTroonsHaveTheSameVoices]

Looks like thirty miles outside Las Vegas

[@hhf39p]

Sedona is even the same color.

[@paulfinnelly8349]

it is lol

[@MAGA-T_HUNTER_De]

No it doesn't it looks nothing like that quit exaggerating. There both desserts and that's as far as the similarities go

[@goryburk]

Yep. Looks like it's out by Area 51. Let's pack up the ATV's and go crave those dunes up!

[@Baka_Oppai]

its similar because its also dirt.. good observation genius

[@suziperret468]

This is almost the next best thing to being on Mars, witnessing it in such clarity. Humans have come a long way!

[@lordrichard64]

This is arizona, bud.

[@weseehowcommiegoogleis3770]

@@lordrichard64 It's actually in the Atacama desert

[@mariagrammenou6311]

​@@lordrichard64λληνικα

[@janetl9984]

It's amazing and it is a credit to those who designed, constructed and troubleshooted the rovers exploring so far away and under such adverse conditions!

[@ian-c.01]

I'm viewing another world from the comfort of my sofa ! Amazing stuff !

[@ConcreteLand]

Recliner for me and ya, It’s great! Gotta love science.

[@teddure5290]

it never gets old

[@TOMAS-lh4er]

This is the way humans will actually visit other planets and stars !

[@BARDAKABRAMA]

you could be more amazed if you'd found out that those are AI generated images

[@elisabethziegler3994]

​Wirklich !? Es macht mir ein wenig Angst und große Sorgen diese Künstliche Inteligenz !!!​@@BARDAKABRAMA

[@artharrison9586]

This is so stunning that I have a hard time communicating how much it affects me. Amazing. I have the privilege of seeing another planet in our solar system. We may not realize this when we click on a link or even actively search out the topic but we are seeing something that all the humans who have lived before us never saw. Thank you to all those whose work has contributed to this amazing venture.

[@PracticalPlanet]

Glad you liked it! ❤️

[@sushimamba4281]

It's interesting to a point for me. But I see it's just a bunch of lifeless (probably) dust and rocks. A desolate place. The real wonders and miracles of life are right here on earth - right under our noses!

[@НиколайИванов-ш3х8п]

Читать больше /сказок/ надо и всё будет норм.

[@jeffknott1975]

Those black rocks against the light sand give it an eerie feel, can we just appreciate we're looking at the surface of another planet? Just amazing!

[@Samik18-sn6q]

Who is watching the vidoe today

[@xyzmanoranjanxyz]

Me too 🎉🎉 Amazing video

[@LVCKY8]

Me out of boredom 🙃

[@vijaykamble9763]

I am watching video

[@NowPleaseReadThis]

Mars' average distance from the Sun is about 225 million kilometers (140 million miles), which means the planet receives only about 43% of the amount of solar energy that Earth receives. This leads to a very cold environment. Here's a rough estimate of the temperature variation on Mars over a 24-hour period: **Solar Noon** (around 1:30 PM Martian time): * Surface temperature: around -125°F (-87°C) * Atmospheric temperature: around -170°F (-112°C) **Sunset** (around 5:00 PM Martian time): * Surface temperature: around -130°F (-90°C) * Atmospheric temperature: around -180°F (-118°C) **Nighttime** (around 11:00 PM Martian time): * Surface temperature: around -173°F (-114°C) * Atmospheric temperature: around -200°F (-129°C) **Solar Dawn** (around 4:00 AM Martian time): * Surface temperature: around -138°F (-96°C) * Atmospheric temperature: around -190°F (-123°C) **Solar Morning** (around 10:00 AM Martian time): * Surface temperature: around -125°F (-87°C) * Atmospheric temperature: around -170°F (-112°C) Keep in mind that these are rough estimates and can vary depending on the specific location on Mars and the time of year. The temperatures can also fluctuate significantly depending on the season, with temperatures ranging from -125°F to 70°F (-87°C to 21°C) at the equator during the day. It's also important to note that the atmospheric pressure on Mars is very low, which means that the atmospheric temperature can drop significantly at night, leading to extreme cold.

[@RickNuthman]

No one ever mentions the crazy background synthesizer sounding music that plays in the background on the surface of mars. It sounds so intelligently made.

[@TagiukGold]

My hypothesis is that the sounds are caused by a combination of the low atmospheric pressure, the angular rocks, and the very low moisture content.😅

[@naradaian]

Its nota good sign if New Age musicians have been hiding out there…

[@Peter-lm3ic]

All you have to do is switch off the sound! Simple!

[@leemonglandscapes3109]

Music reminds me of the game “Surviving Mars”. Now I want to play it again 😂.

[@doug8515]

The music sound is similar to 70's prog, IE Yes, ELP etc

[@dissaid]

Cool...Go Perseverance!

[@oldcoot7854]

i like the closeup of Belva Carter!

[@antoniograncino3506]

Belva CRATER. I knew a girl in high school named Belva CARTER

[@carlosespinosa2188]

With those images is easy not to notice the typo, but it says carter instead of crater.😅

[@philthy903]

@@antoniograncino3506 4:44

[@g7usl]

@@carlosespinosa2188 Yes, that startled me too.

[@Andrew-13579]

@@antoniograncino3506Well, apparently she’s the first person on Mars. Although, I didn’t find her in the picture.

[@JoeBieniecki]

Every time I see these images from Mars, I have to stop and really try and wrap my head around what I'm looking at. Absolutely blows my mind. Every. Single. Time.

[@darkmephilez]

It's all fake

[@SeanStehura]

How can the smartest species that has ever existed on earth by so stupid?

[@modfather1964]

try thinking this is earth...again....

[@magicalmusiczone]

@JoeBieniecki: 100% true 👍

[@xyzmanoranjanxyz]

Yes! Definitely mind blowing images!👌

[@andreaspapapetrou5220]

NASA ,thanks for new wonderful photos of the Algerian landscape

[@martinrhoads6168]

How can any human think that we are that special. Yes, special to us, but just to us. Out there are countless planets evolving moment by moment, whether we exist or not.

[@michaelstoliker971]

For all we know, we are the only intelligent life. We are the universe made consious to understand itself.

[@gbreslin6635]

And it is so Earth-like in appearance that it's hard to imagine that creatures of some kind wouldn't be walking on such a planet somewhere (with a suitable atomosphere).

[@barryredman2803]

Entropy says, "you're wrong."

[@dhouse-d5l]

Yep and what clinches it for me is the tiny blue dot of earth taken from Saturn. Its then you just know there are millions of other planets out there with life.

[@joligrunlaub3412]

These pictures of a terrible desert shows to me that there is only one place in the whole Universe where humans can live. This is and will be for ever the Earth. Maybe there are other planets with aliens. But so far away in space and time we will never know and hopefully for them will never meet.

[@Heavenlyminded-qm2ei]

This makes me appreciate earth which has all sorts of living creatures and plants and breathable air and drinking water. God is good to us.

[@Dani-dg4ut]

Yet we know God created Mars also…we have so many questions to ask Him when we get to heaven.

[@ConcreteLand]

Whichever god you think is real you assume it to be great, along with all the other people who think their god is real.

[@Astra2]

@@ConcreteLand Maybe they're all real. Just chilling in the God realm together.

[@TootSocialTV]

@@Astra2 Or not!🥸

[@5GSPositive]

Just think logically if you send humans out there do you think he can survive? Try to imagine that our planet earth is so unique did you think that way? Because we have a powerful creator GOD and his holy words in the bible is true and alive. I dont think people will survive in mars, in moon or other planets moons billions stars etc. Its hopeless fact reality!

[@dhirajbaruah2024]

My eyes can't believe that I'm watching the real picture of another planet. Just Amazing, Love It. ❤❤❤

[@PracticalPlanet]

Thanks ❤️👍

[@HindustaniSher23]

Very satisfied 😊

[@michaelqi5202]

So much earth-like, fascinating...

[@philipwelsh1862]

Like earth earth has trees and grass and humans and oceans. Come on earth 🌎 is king up to that bloody place

[@philipwelsh1862]

Is earth Got to laugh

[@helenestrada1913]

WOW ... Truly amazing to see from Curiosity and Perseverance captured videos of Mars:-) Thank you NASA for sharing!! ✌

[@PracticalPlanet]

Glad you enjoyed it! ❤️

[@TheKev2grey]

Just WOW! I was born in 1960, so I was lucky enough as a child to see the first granny B/W imagines on our tv of the first man on the moon. And now I am 64 and seeing pictures from Mars. On my computer and this clear and in colour. What a wonderful time to be alive.

[@тошкостоянов-о7ж]

аз съм на 62 , дано доживеем човек да стъпи на МАРС

[@yukselmercan8981]

Gerçek olduğuna inanmak çok güç. .harika çekimler teşekkürler

[@Denver1976Man]

At 8:33 it sure looks like water had been through there. A few places looks that way. Very clear vid. You picked a great one. Thank you.

[@angusmcbraith]

Around 7.30 looks like damp sand in a mini stream bed

[@Denver1976Man]

@@angusmcbraith I thought the white from the tracks was ice. They say sulfur and salt.

[@hri4595]

Thank you 🇺🇸🚀 NASA we proud of you. We are From Bharat

[@PracticalPlanet]

Many thanks to all of you.❤️👍

[@MuhassinaMuhassi]

Im from INDIA🧡🤍💚

[@christineguttilla6465]

Looks like Vegas before the Casinos

[@bsmith8016]

Best video yet, thanks for the explanation notes.

[@PracticalPlanet]

Glad you liked it so much! ❤️

[@Joseph-ut4ui]

Mars makes Death Valley look like Brazil.

[@hhf39p]

When I saw the Viking pictures that cost 8 billion, I thought, "they could have just driven to Sedona snapped some pictures and saved the money for something else.

[@adriemijnsbergen7456]

It looks a lot like the Nevada desert

[@goomtoob8714]

Australia makes mars look like Brazil

[@goryburk]

@@goomtoob8714 That is funny as all hell!

[@ashdog236]

@@goomtoob8714 no wtf 😂

[@artboy57]

Another amazing bit of footage with a nicely chosen soundtrack!

[@philipwelsh1862]

What some old rocks are you on the strong stuff Take it easy man

[@LgmoorePsypiew-tg5ln]

It's really amazing to watch Mars picture with this clarity! Thank you for the scales and the details. 👍

[@PracticalPlanet]

Glad you liked it! Thanks and stay tuned for more ❤️

[@arp201267]

Amazing! I have to keep reminding myself this is not a desert on Earth, it's another planet!

[@philipwelsh1862]

You are ok it’s earth

[@Altamau]

WOW! This is men using his intelligence for the better. Great pictures. Thank you.

[@jeremyhares979]

Humans , a lot of women were involved in getting there !

[@jote2275]

Pictures made with ai?

[@MAGA-T_HUNTER_De]

​@@jote2275no it wasn't loser why don't you get outta moms basement you post troll

[@goryburk]

All those tax dollars for this video and more to come. A quick trip to desert the outside of Barstow with a video camera and a Pink Floyd album would give the same results.and cost less

[@walk2here37]

Better what?

[@samuel96100]

00:12 My Rover used to break down going to Tesco so thats done well getting up there

[@SridevisSridevis-bh3bq]

Dear NASA thank you so much for the virtual trip to Mars👍💐

[@n_hr18]

We’re so lucky that we live on this planet called earth ❤

[@MoniqueangeliqueLumpkin]

GOD MADE EARTH FOR US

[@brownschmidt4532]

It's so exciting to watch the planet while I'm far from there . Thank you nasa

[@NoToBigBro]

It's always sunny on Mars. It's like Western Australia.

[@brianfileman]

Half the time. A Martian day is almost exactly as long as one on Earth. But not as bright, and VERY cold.

[@phenex551]

And Philly!

[@protectusplease9833]

Lol I thought the same thing.

[@sushimamba4281]

Sunny and minus 80 degrees.

[@sirbarnabyst.johntoffingto9017]

I do feel sorry for Mars not getting any rainy days.

[@akgul7065]

Great

[@mukundkharade906]

Wonderful. Thank you.

[@PracticalPlanet]

Glad you enjoyed it! ❤️

[@coccinelle-zt5uo]

Tout simplement magnifique !!!

[@benanglin1458]

I like the dragon head poking out of the soil. Center screen 1:20

[@PaulSkuta]

Awe-inspiring to see so much space without a Dollar General.

[@joaograca4657]

Yet…

[@PaulSkuta]

@@joaograca4657 😄

[@markandYogi]

The circuits not dead! Thank you Major Tom! Rover is amazing.

[@deepaksinha3500]

realy Amazing, billions km away marsh , it looks like our earth.

[@JamesW225]

I am stunned that we , as humans , can accomplish things like this , yet still kill each other. Makes no sense!

[@vattukulam]

Saying, my god is real and powerful 😅😅😅

[@MaryDougherty-ge3mh]

It's not us, it's our creepy leaders creating the killings (very sad).

[@peterjameson321]

Absolutely stunning images. I had no idea that there would be such strange music blowing in the thin martian wind though.

[@danwelsh6706]

7:18 those small stones scattered on the bedrock in front of the 5ft boulder look very odd indeed.. The placement seems quite strange and if you zoom in and clear it up there are some beautiful stones here that I've personally never seen in any previous footage. If someone could explain the strange makeup of this scene and what type of chemical composition these stones have I would love that. Love the footage

[@Pete-z6e]

We have rocks on this planet .we just take them for granted.

[@ralgor100]

it's called nature

[@williamwilson-ks7vn]

the previous black porous rock is something i associate with chalcedony/agate here in Arizona. When it showed the stones at 7:18 those white and shiny stones looked just like agate/chalcedony. Gemstones on mars!

[@skipondowntheroad5833]

@@Pete-z6e We take them for granite.

[@joetotale6354]

@@ralgor100 Nature isn't 'magic'. The question here is by what process did those stones arrive in that location and in that layout?

[@d-v-cez9152]

Stunning, staggering, jaw dropping...Humbling 😲

[@HappyArchaeology-pu7ci]

Awesome and enjoying watching thank you NASA 😃😃👌👍😎♥️

[@LarryLaird-if6sc]

What beautiful pictures of a planet that you can actually see with your naked eyes from earth and it's definitely red. Great music to go with magnificent clear photos 😊

[@PracticalPlanet]

Many Thanks 👍❤️

[@emilios06]

que inmensa soledad,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,bello y triste a la vez

[@jaytay8637]

Amazing ! Very difficult not to see it as a previously inhabited planet. At 5:46, there is something that , if on earth, would be recognised as the foundations of a small square building. Paradolia ?

[@jodybryant1752]

I’m a fan!!! Mars, has such beautiful views. Thank you Rover, for your eagle eyes. You make America 🇺🇸 proud of your journey now, before, and what’s ahead. Keep up your great efforts to teach us more about Mars ….. Can you freaking believe it!!!!!! I remember the the history of our skies. Born in the beginning of time…. Ha ha Late 50’s to 70’s , seemed a dream of moon walks …. In the 80’s , teachers and not know astronauts, were part of crew, Who lost their life’s to space travel. Now so many space exploration is going on, I’m in AWE…… God bless earth.🌍 ❤

[@don63]

And to the right you'll see Mark Watney trekking across the open

[@FideleOke-w5s]

It's wonderful

[@PracticalPlanet]

Thanks ❤️👍

[@newhailman]

I saw a couple great places for a subdivision 😁

[@macsmandy1]

I was wondering how many real estate moguls watching this and laying out grids for miles of cookie-cutter housing projects! Conversation - one agent to another- "First we Gotta sink some big oxygen tanks in the ground in the middle of it all. Enough to last about 6 months, for the poor bastards who bought in to this, until we sell the last unit. You know like the developments north of Phoenix where we buried water tanks and told the buyer they had endless water and now they are worthless, but we got our money and ran!" Second agent " Great idea. We will get rich, but what we going to call it so the idiots will buy it without seeing it?" First Agent: "Oh, that's easy "Trumpville"!

[@RovsanRzayev-s5j]

Спасибо НАСА за такой чудесный опарат это фантастика

[@JoeJ94611]

I wish they would inform us of the ISO exposure setting on the camera. On earth around noon, a likely setting would be 100. If the ISO setting on the Mars Curiosity camera was set at 1600 or higher, that would give us an idea of how dim the sunlight is on Mars.

[@Space30MINUTES]

Thanks for such realistic images

[@herberthartwig8544]

Using your imagination wouldn’t you like me want to be walking on that planet 🌎 What a dream that would be. I’ve now Subscribed too your channel please keep them coming 👍

[@liberty-matrix]

What a time to be alive, 50 years ago people would of packed Time Square for a single photo of this quality. Now we get to watch 4k video in our underwear!

[@WhyDoTroonsHaveTheSameVoices]

More people will watch videos of women in their underwear than of another planet. NASA needs more TryOn Hauls to reach the algorithm.

[@rickweaver7997]

You’re wearing underwear?

[@markfox1545]

'Would of'? What do you believe that means?

[@thomasgriffith2953]

True! lol!!! 🤣

[@maxhugen]

Stunningly clear footage! 👍🇦🇺

[@PracticalPlanet]

Many thanks!❤️

[@richardstiers9010]

That looks hospitable! Let's all move there.......😊

[@tonybrowne7220]

Good idea,leave me the keys for your house and car and I’ll come over and move in.

[@edmundblackaddercoc8522]

Only for the billionaires sadly, everything else will be done by robots

[@onemoremisfit]

Mars aint the kind of place to raise your kids.

[@tonybrowne7220]

@@onemoremisfit In fact it’s cold as hell

[@kakabullethomeroyalenfield7297]

Amazing Amazing Amazing Amazing Too Great Job by NASA 🏆🏆I’m Indian. Love you all scientists in NASA 🇺🇸

[@legneil]

1:44 you see that shiny rock 3 holes kinda look like piece of metal does anyone else see it.

[@harryseldon362]

I daydream that they'll eventually find something sticking out of the sand. What a day that would be!

[@oldyellerschannel4676]

So amazing! You can clearly see where water used to flow. The ripples in the sand, smooth surfaces, (6:18) that only flowing water can achieve, and rough places, higher ground where a small creek made a path around larger rocks, (7:05) I have seen this myself, where there is a creek at our Cabin, around those rough places in the middle and the right of the screen, you can see the ripples in the sand, and at the Cabin, where that elevated area would be, there stands a beautiful Yellow Birch, and when the Creek is full, the water swirls around the trees growing in the middle of the Creek, leaving smooth surfaces, while eroding the earth around the trees. This is so similar, I can actually imagine this red earth, once with flowing water and maybe even trees. Earlier, we also saw the salt deposits on the edges of what once must have been a river.

[@PracticalPlanet]

Thanks for sharing your points 👍❤️

[@sushimamba4281]

Mars hasn't had flowing water for about 2 billion years, so what you can see wasn't formed by flowing water, but wind.

[@garyanthony4854]

This is awesome. Thank you for sharing.

[@PracticalPlanet]

Glad you liked it! 👍❤️

[@KingRoyalinfinite]

i love Mars 💋

[@nigel900]

God 🙏🏻 Bless the Good Earth 🌎

[@wseejattan]

Earth , The privileged Planet.

[@shakostarsun]

It looks exactly like all the deserts of Earth.

[@muzzleflash1]

That is because it is, then run through NASA' Commodore 64 CGI simulator.

[@johnc3403]

We are simply 2 planets which are very close together. Both planets have atmospheres, both had rainwater cycles until recently and they share the same geologies. What do you expect Mars's deserts to look like?

[@oilsands69]

🤡

[@giveitathink6749]

@@johnc3403 Don't be an ass.

[@lindaatkinson3962]

Haven't you ever thought that maybe some - or all - of the "space" footage has been carefully taped down here, on our good old Earth ? Just like they filmed in a London studio the Apollo 11 landing on the moon BEFORE the mission even took off from Florida !

[@socalpotato]

Always strikes me how utterly devoid of life it is. No greenery to be found anywhere. No undulating streams, cool lakes, nothing buzzing around in the air, no moss on the south side of things; nothing but dusts and rocks. It highlights how much effort will be required to explore beyond our little cocoon, how much we’ll need to adapt and advance to survive.

[@user-gs4th4uk5ovaca77]

Сижу дома на кухне и смотрю как там на Марсе😊😊😊👍!!! Хорошего всем дня 👍

[@richardmourdock2719]

Elon Musk has often said he wants to die on Mars, though not from an uncontrolled landing! In viewing these pics, I kept thinking, why would you leave earth to go to Mars? I'm 73, grew up loving the manned space program but now I'm left to ask, would it be worth it to send a manned mission to Mars? Bravo for Perseverance. It seems all we need to know can be gained by unmanned flight. And btw, I'm a retired geologists and I love the pics.

[@Chandan_ki_duniya]

Amazing video❤❤👍👍

[@TheBigRed.]

Nice CGI.. 🐂💨💩🤡🌎🌎

[@FLAM1nWaffl3x]

@@TheBigRed. emoji spam means this guys legit

[@eminence_front6043]

​@@TheBigRed.Dufus

[@grahamwatson2031]

@@TheBigRed.You are a complete muppet, aren’t you?

[@gretco1]

Elon Musk for King 👑

[@AlbertGonzalez-wt2nq]

There is no planet like Earth. Even in a desert you will find something living. Thank God

[@MetalMania3DTV-TAS-AUS]

2:45 is that water 💧 😮 ❤ watching in 4K and absolutely mind blowing 🤯 😊🇦🇺🇦🇺🦘🦘🌨🌨🏔🏔🍻

[@jessejames7757]

Amazing video from Canada.

[@TootSocialTV]

The video is not from Canada. It's from Mars! 🥸

[@doasthywilt]

You will never convince the brain dead. Sheeple everywhere!

[@nickmills8476]

One of the biggest differences has to be the lack of ocean

[@daverei1211]

The Martians are very talented musicians. I like their music.

[@Ага-ага-з3у]

Это в Голливуде снимали? Это не то место, где вы снимали видео о посадке на Луну? Вам нельзя верить НИКОМУ

[@goryburk]

Pink Floyd knock off.

[@nathonhamilton4524]

These pictures are amazing.....it looks like an amazing place.......But if we dont look after our wonderful planet earth, it could end up looking like Mars.

[@PracticalPlanet]

Absolutely right 👍❤️

[@ArmandoLanderos-k4l]

Veri good

[@WhyDoTroonsHaveTheSameVoices]

“Quaid…activate…the Reactor. Save. Mars.”

[@edmundblackaddercoc8522]

'What is it you want Mr quaid?'

[@MAGA-T_HUNTER_De]

So your one of the braindead trolls the world laughs at

[@WhyDoTroonsHaveTheSameVoices]

@@edmundblackaddercoc8522 "A man is defined by his actions, not his memories."

[@FredPilcher]

"What an age we ilve in!" Maynard G Krebbs

[@olsmokey]

Now, a quote from Gilligan: "

[@djdhdhfsshheid3441]

The music is absolutely 100% awesome! and the deep base and sonic range is perfect! Don't change a thing with your soundtrack! Did you produce the music? Can you share the artist name and composition, please?

[@goldengirl54]

Love these little rovers! So much great information from them.

[@petermclelland278]

Wow! Can't wait to go & colonise Mars - & wake up to that view - every day - won-der-ful - - !

[@lukeslc-xd8ds]

So, why was the sky pitch black when we went to the moon, but here, it just looks like another desert on Earth at high noon?

[@PracticalPlanet]

Dear viewer, the 1st and 3rd panoramic views are color adjusted to simulate the day time lighting conditions on Earth! 🤔 This makes it easy to identify the rock materials. And the second one is almost in its natural colors with extra brightness for easy viewing. Thanks ❤️

[@mal74]

The moon has no atmosphere, Mars has a thin carbon dioxide atmosphere.

[@Neodynium.the_permanent_magnet]

It's amazing that in such immensity, there is not a single living cell. Great images. Music on the other hand...

[@jote2275]

Maybe there are nice covid like viruses, just like on the back of the moon. They will bring them all to earth!

[@dr.rakeshkumarmishra8591]

So beautiful cherish

[@harrydog541]

Thank you for explaining what different objects are. Really helps👍👍💕💕

[@PracticalPlanet]

Glad you liked it! Thanks and stay tuned for more ❤️👍👍

[@VitalityMassage]

Looks like southern Iran.

[@Michael.McShane]

Love the music and would love to know who did it. Great images from Mars also btw, lol.

[@PracticalPlanet]

Pls check in the video description at the end. Many thanks ❤️

[@ros8737]

It’s not light years away, it’s 3 minutes. Rocket science can take us there in 6 months but we are billion years too late. Finding life in the universe isn’t only about overcoming distance, it’s also about lucky timing.

[@joetotale6354]

How old do you estimate the ruins to be? Millions or billions of years?

[@ValiantGarton]

What rocket science can take us there? Eloon's vaporware rockets?

[@tommeegunn9318]

What if we Humans are the most advanced out there?.

[@pizzandoughnutspage7817]

Stopping is always a problem!

[@fabianmckenna8197]

Our nearest neighbour is Alpha Centauri at a distance of 4.2 light years. Interestingly Alpha Centauri has several neighbours far closer than us so any advanced civilizations around there will be exploring those instead. We are too far away to be joining their club...............