NASA Reveals MAJOR NEW Discovery On Mars!

[@fredrossman1189]

where is the trilobite? You showed a trilobite to get me to watch something else?

[@davidosuna6411]

bait and switch

[@Shanghaimartin]

Did you reeeeealy think they found a trilobite or any other kind of fossil? And if so, would the first you heard about it be on a channel with 67k subs? If you got clickbaited.. that's on you!

[@nickolaspitts7804]

It’s called lying… they didn’t miss speak…

[@RavenSpirit13]

Trilo-bate lol. They do this alot. I don't think channels realize clickbate brings negative attention to the content losing subs not gaining anything.

[@davethegermanindiandavis8496]

Hilarious and informative, good job guys, you are the total package on space news with a bit of comedy 😁👍

[@silver3660]

That's beautiful. organic matter on Mars is just awesome.

[@brett4264]

Every other "space news" site has said the BO capsule would only have had 9 T's. 9 G's is a lot different than 11 G's. Broken bones might be an exaggeration.

[@linyenchin6773]

The channel is chinese, that means 9 G of force for Humans is equivalent to 11 for the chinese.

[@1mariusfredriksen1]

Keep em comin´ Love that quality!

[@SimonAmazingClarke]

The instrument that they didn't include on perseverance was one that would check for current life. Doing that would have solved the life on another world issue and validate the 1972 mission results.

[@chaseshadow]

Be quiet you imbecile

[@videouploader20]

I"it's not just good news for NASA it's good news for everyone but especially NASA they could use. Win right now" dying 😂😂😂

[@owenroche8426]

You can see the pet rock in perseverance’s wheel. It’s been there for months

[@alternateye2711]

Love the imagery provided for the new shepherd flight lmao, great videos, thanks so much!

[@dukiemoto8676]

Now this is a good space news channel

[@keithharris1672]

Is that it in the picture you've presented ?

[@zhubajie6940]

On October 7th, a maneuver was performed that stopped Capstones from spinning and is in the proper orientation for the antennae and solar arrays.

[@bearlemley]

Land a laboratory starship there with a fuel processing starship. Then send a crew starship with a couple of Ate’s and you will have your answers.

[@callummcneill6266]

Thanks for the news!

[@jasonblack6142]

How can they say putting people's lives in Jeopardy ain't that what we're doing anyways

[@david-jr5fn]

The landing of the capsule looked rough also, I would have thought landing is supposed to be more gentle

[@zyin]

Using a thumbnail of a trilobite fossil and a title suggesting that fossils were found on Mars is an incredibly misleading thumbnail. Make sure to use the report function in the "..." menu so this gets changed.

[@thatyoudliketoknow1628]

Should've been a 👽

[@Dysturbed-00]

Guess we just found our first manned landing site.

[@maryellerd4187]

Sorry, but that trilobite is outrageous. There have been no fossils found on Mars, showing an earth fossil is a poor idea.

[@spacedonkek6229]

Space force needs money got to find something on mars

[@brianlittleforest631]

Yeah that was an underhanded clickbaity thing to do. Shame too because this creator seems to make decent content.

[@fpvangel4495]

Cartoon images and CGI can produce the most amazing comments worthy of a gold cup award for imagination.

[@Amethyst_Dragon_]

Love your sense of humor

[@michaelw4950]

Love it lmao

[@creed5157]

Dildo owned by little baldick 🤣

[@michaelw4950]

@@creed5157 definitely you cannot beat it, I was like yeah that is basically lmfao 🤣 😂 its a big dildo, think he wanted to make a big statement

[@larryneyii2162]

I be long dead before NASA gets it's act together !!!!

[@kend6693]

Love your comments on Dr. Evil... Lmao!

[@Aircool212]

So Trilobites landed on Mars millions of years ago? We've obviously never given their highly advanced and sophisticated civilisation enough credit.

[@benwest9004]

"insertion into rectilinear" nice use of words

[@Dysturbed-00]

Don't care if there was life on mars or not the fact there there probably were 2 planets compatible with what we know as life in one solar system is good news. The odds go WAY up!

[@paulnelson2003]

It would actually be bad news to have two planets in our solar system with life. That would mean life is common and we are probably approaching the Great Filter soon.

[@iwantmykidssusan4941]

@@paulnelson2003 bacterial life is a good sign, it means the basic functions of life are common, but the filter is going from single cell to multicellular. Which is behind us. We are ahead of the filter.

[@recycledwaste8737]

​@@iwantmykidssusan4941Even multicellular life wouldn't be the worst sign. That would mean the filter is intelligent life. Whether we've passed that filter or not depends on how cynical you are.

[@iwantmykidssusan4941]

@@recycledwaste8737 a simple worm wouldn’t be bad. But if we found a planet with things like dinosaurs, aka extremely complex life, that’s bad.

[@jman036]

This might just be me but I feel like the narrator doesn't see Blue Origin in the most positive of light. XD

[@Mark-eb2jc]

I don’t see the big deal about a few astronauts dying, it’s literally like 5 people. That many people die in car accidents every 20 min

[@JoseOrtiz-pc6mg]

Another misleading thumbnail that assures I never watch a video on this channel...

[@FuriousImp]

It's just good harmless fun. Of course there wouldn't be a fossilized trilobite on Mars... duh...

[@concernednewfie]

Yep, some of the videos were somewhat interesting, too much Elon Mushie, sensationalized tech, ok for a little entertainment but not to watch for 'real science'. Seems to be getting worse. Next it will be human faces on mars, aka, the pseudo science stuff from at least 15 years ago.

[@ADRPLREVIEW]

Damn I used to like his channel but I notice it too he’s just reaching to much on his topics

[@owenroche8426]

You actually thought they found that? 😂

[@brett4264]

He gets the clicks he's looking for tho. But unsubs will eventually end him. His news is also old and outdated for anyone that follows space.

[@walter9724]

Imagine spending all that money exploring our own planet....

[@spanke2999]

you do know that there are other sciences for that... right? It's not like we don't know anything about this little rock here.

[@christopherbeddoe406]

The Amount of money spent continuously exploring the Earth completely dwarfs that spent on space science... Just saying. For example there are over 18k geologists employed in the USA, maybe a handful of those are working on space Science. The rest are out licking rocks all over the world.

[@zaz4667]

Brand new info today - They just found remains of a Rhinophant! Half Rhino and half Elephant animal on mars!

[@NBC_NCO]

A convenient way to write off a satellite to the world. Now a more classified mission can take place.

[@reecechadwick8504]

Hardly a "MAJOR" discovery but ok. Only major discovery in my opinion will be when we find real extra terrestrial life, until then nothing to me is "MAJOR".

[@patrashdigger]

Maybe the future astronaut's on Starship could help NASA and bring those samples back to earth

[@ericcicero5853]

Cobra has a base on Mars

[@wonderpeter5231]

Something tells me a trilobite wasn't found in space...

[@olveaustlid4383]

Very nice description of how it would have felt for potential people riding that rocket 😅

[@rodneygoodner219]

What exactly is the purpose of looking for proof of previous life, if it's a dead planet, what's the point?

[@Myrddnn]

You need to get rid of whoever is doing your thumbnails.

[@kimpeater1]

Dildo rocket LMAO. In all seriousness, thank you so much for bringing us the latest and greatest in space news. Theres so much exciting things happening in this space it's not always easy to keep up with it all without your guidance

[@mrnobody.4069]

Honest thumbnail please!

[@nerdsahhgaming4779]

cool

heard it before...

[@harrymacdonald858]

AYE comedy..

[@oops_player7328]

In the future when people finally go to Mars. Would they become Mars tuber?

[@josephdelira6644]

So basically the sophisticated modern scout was like a potters wheel compared to the calculator brain 60s moon rockets 😏

[@larrytownsend8837]

You guys need to read the Summarian orgins, where it states there was water and atmosphere on mars just before the greaat deluge or flood the passing of the Planet Nibiru Pulled all the water and atmosphere into space, this is written on clay tablets from the age of Summaria

[@kurtmontgomery9719]

Wait, the video said major new discovery.😢😢😢😢

[@chumleyk]

How do you make the current trend of privateer space rocketry uncool, uninspiring, and just general cringe? Blue Origin.

[@periklisspanos1003]

Well I smell money in March ,but doesn’t come to me

[@lucidmoses]

Wait a second. Organic matter just means it has Carbon in it. Carbon is the 4th most common element in the universe. It would be far beyond shocking if mars didn't have carbon. But that's a long way from life.

[@dwm1156]

Organic matter means, generally, carbon-based, and specifically in this case, natural organic matter - compounds and chemicals that are the byproducts of living organisms. Other organic matter can be produced through geological processes, but these are distinct from the matter produced by living beings. This is why these indicators are so important - one or two compounds could be a slight indication, but a symphony or constellation of those compounds? It would be indistinguishable from the first solid proof of life elsewhere.

[@erikwalters5142]

Who the hell chooses the names for these places on other planets?

[@markwilliams5654]

Thumbs down for thumbnail bye

[@mikecarbone828]

In case you haven’t heard, Artimis has turned out to be a massive and extremely expensive failure, it seems like you have missed the memo. Thank you for posting these videos! Please have an excellent and awesome day! ☀️✨

[@hawkdsl]

That statement didn't age well... LoL

[@ray.shoesmith]

@@hawkdsl lol I think he missed the memo 😂

[@hawkdsl]

@@ray.shoesmith 😂

[@bearlemley]

The NTSB will investigate

[@Peter-dp4nd]

Finally life was on mars!!!!!!!!!

[@PuNicAdbo]

センキュウ ありがとうございます

[@gerardahern4041]

I don't think the people sleeping on the sidewalk care.

[@surfntrucks]

I saw your thumbnail and if that organism is not what NASA found on Mars, I’m unsubscribing and giving this video a thumbs down.

[@MrBugman2525]

People were I there according to NASA

[@DaBesst88]

If it was so vital you'd think those idiots would be monitoring capstone 24/7........

[@Vantud391]

Aim for the bushes😂

[@patricknoel9096]

Be right

[@kennethfoster1054]

Advanced Space ain't to advanced, now it's it! 🙄🤣

[@davidyeoman4500]

LIFE on Mars!! YIPPIE!!! 😃💗👣🤸

[@TahoeJones]

Im sure that homeless veterans living on the sidewalk really appreciate this exploration.

[@julianostadlmann]

11G nothing to the 54G crash Max Verstappen last year in F1

[@Graeme_Lastname]

Two more on the screen ????? 🤨

[@vebnew]

MAJOR NEW Discovery On Mars --- NO LIFE YET!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@Aethelwolf]

NASA didn't find trilobites on Mars.

[@nickolaspitts7804]

After sixty plus years of this exciting chat about maybe finding water or any form of fossil life … please wake me up when you actually have one drop… or something real…

[@herbertfawcett7213]

If you keep putting pics like this. what will you use if NASA actually finds life? No one will respond to little boys who cry wolf!

[@concernednewfie]

Haven't watched yet? Is this a pseudo-science channel or edging in that direction? A trilobite fossil as a thumbnail for a video on mars? Anyhow I will add this to my watch later but..... really? A earth fossil in a doc on Mars?

[@Anthony-lv4ki]

9:23 lmao

[@mmorrell2007]

What size are microwaves? You do speak English right? Accuracy when reporting - especially when dealing with science, is critical. Check yourself - it matters.

[@Me97202]

Your thumbnail is disgustingly misleading. Shame on you. I’m going to ask KZbin to stop recommending your channel.

[@ADRPLREVIEW]

Man you’re losing subs and ppl who like your channel with these fake title’s

[@deankrajnovic968]

...just wondering, what's the right spelling: Blue Origin or Blew Origin?🤔 ooppsss

[@garyvahl7658]

The real question for is : Is there intelligent life on Earth?

[@bossilays_i]

Ofc there is, i mean it's literally us

[@garyvahl7658]

@@bossilays_i I was being sarcastic. I think there is a correlation between intelligence and destruction.

[@bossilays_i]

@@garyvahl7658 ah, i got it

[@garyvahl7658]

@@bossilays_i no problem.

[@enfield7123]

Really when they find a good Indian takeaway let me know Jeff Wayne knows about Mars He wrote a music about it ... 🤣

[@caspergarcia804]

I’m sorry little one *Don’t recommend channel*

[@bijouxdoum6199]

Wildcat Ridge? I bet the organic matter is some Wildcat 💩

[@et7313]

Stupid thumbnail make me hit "Don't recommend this channel."

[@bazpearce9993]

Unsubbed coz of your deceptive thumbnail. Also your "news" is always old.

[@fatalinsomn1a182]

Seems like mars definitely has some microbial life. Need to be careful if we bring stuff back. Probably need to do experiments on samples on a space station. To keep earth safe. Elon needs to make a electromagnetic rail launched ssto that can take a few tons of cargo into orbit. You wouldn't have to land the star ship if you built small space ports in orbit around mars, earth, and the moon. Doesn't necessarily have to be big. Cuts the risk of human space flight by a large margin, since the plane can glide, the rail is simple and cheap, and easy to maintain, and the plane is one part with maybe three rocket engines, to give either a one or two engine emergency mode, in case one engine fails in flight. If you have 5 miles of rail, on a mountain and you can get to hypersonic speed, then you could maybe get 25% of the mass as cargo, so you could make a 10 or 20 ton space plane that is small and rigid, and highly reusable. The rail gives the pilot and flight control enough time to adjust the trim and get the plane flying flat so you get nice easy takeoffs when the plane is loaded with fuel and cargo. Flacon super heavy is still useful for large payloads, starship might be better for the long trips. Another thing you need is VR and suit controlled robotics so people can actually control an avatar worker and build stuff in space. You could just ship modules, and panels, and build really large projects like hotels or space ports, or even small town like spaces with areas for lease, and gardens and gravity rings so people can spend time inside and out of gravity for their health. You can pack stuff better if you build it in space, and it doesn't cost as much if you lose some stuff. VR robotic workers can also be used as input data for machine and vision learning.

[@Jam-In-With-Ben]

hi

[@qkitselectronics5415]

3:32, wouldn't that information be more valuable from the moon? Guess its not odd at all that there are no rovers on the moon, nope not odd at all. 9:05 lol, so true, great BALLS of FIRE! 9:30 can you say that? As a small business owner I know I can.

[@JT-Works]

Not pulling any punches with papa Bezos...

[@grahamhunt5847]

And while NASA spends billions of dollars and takes 100 years to land idiotic rovers on Mars with equipment that can not confirm life or not on Mars or even if there was water, but guarantees a job for life for some university elite, Elon Musk could be landing a human team on Mars very soon that will be landing blind as NASA has not done any homework on the best place to land and set up a colony, and the team of experts in their various fields will be able to with their own hands, research, gather, and test on the spot, taking only a few years for Musk to be ready to launch the spaceship to do it and costing a lot less than sending stupid dumb machines for 100 years to rove around finding nothing and doing nothing. Remember, Musk will have a team of scientists, engineers, doctors, geologists, etc., there in 20 years or so from scratch, while NASA has been stuffing around finding nothing for 50 years after landing on the moon. Couldn't even find water, as I think it was a recent non-American satellite that detected underground water, while NASA wasted 50 years playing with toys.

[@NIL0S]

Thumbnail made me unsub *shrugs*

[@มดแดง-ฃ3ข]

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[@clydecox2108]

So Kevin, tell us how you really feel about Jeff? Laughing my ass off...

[@kevinwayne7546]

You have some points but hyper critical in language!

[@wayneparkinson4558]

You'll need to do better than that to convince me that theirs aliens out there .For you are looking on mars it should be earth you need to observe for other than ourselves?

[@PeteSty]

We are so interested to see if anything was ever alive on Mars. While China is on the Moon looking for MONEY (Helium 3).

[@SteveHARDWATER]

Try to keep it child friendly...

[@kylewilson9189]

It will be a surprise, I can't wait for the Mars landing. I would love to go to that place for free. I will just daydream about it. I would only want my government check for disability for severe audio and visual hulucinations, panic attacks and nightmares. I smoke cigarettes and drink coffee and icecream, I guess that's too bad I can still smoke in space and survive as long as I have food. I love you NASA! Space voyage is about to start! I'll be there, I'll just change my name so it will be a surprise. It's just a nickname I will change my name too. Kyle Wilson is my legal name. I'll go by rocket or spacecraft. My whole team is on standby.

[@stgeorgeist]

assumption theory conclusion's beliefs without actual hard evidence is not proof? finding pebbles sand powdered pumice signs that water was around once does not mean concrete was ever once made

[@cosmicHalArizona]

Oops.

[@jameswest4819]

I wonder if viruses exist on Mars?