NASA's Mars Rover Perseverance Sent Super Incredible Footage of Valinor Hills! Curiosity' Mars In 4K

NASA's Mars Rover Perseverance Sent Super Incredible Footage of Valinor Hills! Curiosity' Mars In 4K
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Hello Everyone: In this super interesting video Enjoy NASA MARS Rover Sent Shocking Stunning footage of Mars Life! First 360 degree view was acquired by the curiosity Mars rover and Last panoramic view was captured by the Mars rover perseverance from the site of final airfield of the Mars Ingenuity Helicopter in 4K video.
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[@hyme278]

Its absolutely amazing for so many poeple to be able to view the surface and get the feel of a distant planet. Thankyou NASA for giving this.

[@maplelafe7671]

Its fake dude

[@carelgoodheir692]

@@maplelafe7671 It's you that's the fake.

[@shakyhandpictures2185]

@@maplelafe7671you’re broken dude!

[@meonline140]

​@@maplelafe7671Do you belive earth is flat 😂

[@maplelafe7671]

@@meonline140 nope

[@tom-kz9pb]

It is fascinating to live in a unique period of human history where we are the first generation able to see images of the surface of another planet. How lucky we should feel also to live on Earth, after seeing the totally barren surface of Mars.

[@davidtuer5825]

So true. It reinforces our need to look after the one we live on.

[@thomasdurga1822]

I haven't watched these fake Mars videos in a long time. I see they're still doing the water thing

[@vampireslayer1989]

Try visiting Death Valley !!!!😆

[@dboots133]

@@thomasdurga1822 tit comes to mind

[@DUCKDUCKGOISMUCHBETTER]

​@@thomasdurga1822You are reported to KZbin for disinformation.

[@michaelsergejhelgesson1637]

This is absolutely stunning! Seeing another world far away... Thank you very much!

[@PracticalPlanet]

Our pleasure! ❤️❤️

[@Joseph-ut4ui]

Just like looking at Death Valley, with no plants around.

[@davidclark573]

I am the first to detect past marine life on Mars viewing a past rover scan of Mars that was not deleted by NASA.

[@robertwalegir8677]

This is why they call people at NASA rocket scientist. Amazing pictures from a different world. Thank you for your professionalism and posting.

[@PracticalPlanet]

Our Pleasure! ❤️

[@Joseph-ut4ui]

No, they call NASA rock scientists, because that's all that's on Mars.

[@brianmccaig]

That we currently know. ​@@Joseph-ut4ui

[@user-aero68]

Absolutely stunning! ❤ Only comment I have is that it would be great if they could give us a sense of scale for some of these rocks or hills. I've noticed from other Mars images and videos that it can be very misleading sometimes and I'd like to know if only just to get an even better sense of immersion.

[@vanessawelles4760]

the track marks of the rover will give yousome sense of scale.

[@simjo59]

If Earth ever runs out of rocks we'll know where to go.

[@johnzubil2875]

your head?

[@tedolphbundler724]

@@johnzubil2875 John, was that necessary?

[@tommyg5729]

so cool that we can see this but Mars is a giant rock and not much else.

[@EyeSeeThruYou]

And porting the rocks back to a destroyed earth....why? How??

[@tedolphbundler724]

@@Asymmetrical-Saggin yes

[@guest6423]

We have to colonize Mars as quickly as possible. Mars ain't gonna pollute itself, you know.

[@jimthomas1989]

I was walking on Mars just last week and found a candy bar wrapper on the ground , it said Earth Bar !

[@garydurandt4260]

@@jimthomas1989 clever!

[@shairafzal9347]

Lest Putin colonies it first.

[@Joseph-ut4ui]

I pick you to go on the 1st ship.

[@shairafzal9347]

@@Joseph-ut4ui 😂

[@sunking2001]

It is pretty amazing to see what Mars looks like! What fantastic videos of another planet that is billions of years old. It is beautiful in its own way. Another great accomplishment from America.

[@gordanagarment-y8i]

You missed the point.Amerca is not the only one.

[@bernardmcmahon351]

The picture quality is very good,

[@SteveTheDiva]

Welcome to Mars (or Utah/Arizona)

[@NotSure-e8z]

WHY?

[@papasmurfette007]

@@NotSure-e8z Lack of imagination. Lack of spirit. Or maybe just lack of a life. Some people are just sad...

[@garrymartin6474]

@@papasmurfette007 Or attention seeking ...

[@Luciasantos-by9np]

@@papasmurfette007 Exactly , they lack curiosity.

[@dannibarber5793]

Just like the Americans put a man on the moon ya rite all credibility gone for ever after that scam

[@rejikumar6296]

Really amazing. Thanks to NASA for showing clear picture of distant planet.

[@PracticalPlanet]

You are very welcome 👍❤️

[@anthonyaveray1324]

Breathtaking views and phenomenal achievement. Thank you

[@PracticalPlanet]

Our pleasure! ❤️

[@Patshes]

Wow! Excellent video thanks. 🆒😎👍!

[@PracticalPlanet]

Thank you too! 👍❤️❤️

[@joshuapeaslee5677]

What a lonely, desolate place. Astronauts would have to be psychologically evaluated for not having the most extreme anxiety attack ever.

[@justaguy-69]

i think the commenter below is fit to go !

[@daydays12]

cold, desolate virtually no atmosphere horrible

[@hughjassol-0-]

No humans, seems glorious

[@peteremmett8332]

Elon Musk wants to live there....Yesssss.!

[@wb3904]

I think it's fascinating. It might seem barren but trust me there's a lot of things to explore and a lot of resources you just can't see. Basically it's a survival challenge...

[@namazzijane499]

OUR planet is the most beautiful a very good place to live ❤️ ❤❤

[@cliffboulton8763]

Send a sqad of UK Town/City/Road Planners up there. They'll soon bugger that place up.

[@marcellino1956]

while having coffee this morning i took a walk around Mars

[@FaragauIoan]

Este bine ca nu te-ai împiedicat de vre-o piatra, sa o arunci în capul meu de roman prost, care crede arce .

[@flyingtigerline]

Now, that's good.

[@gerrardyango7760]

Am fortunate as a geologist to watch the surface of another planet. Véry astonishing, thank you NASA

[@PracticalPlanet]

Thanks 👍❤️

[@UnderstandingBitcoin]

What is going on at the 47 second mark?

[@orinhickman1721]

A FPPOV image of the surface of another world millions of miles away is probably one of the closest things to an actual miracle that I will ever witness.

[@untrusting]

These videos are amazing. It would be better if they had the sounds of Mars in them.

[@isherrod13]

I like the music the Mars Rover makes.

[@andreasfahlen4936]

Takes alot of solarpower thought.

[@brushfuller330]

You would

[@Сизый-ю1д]

Красивые фото пейзажи пустыни Австралии👍Кто верит что это Марс?😂

[@colder5465]

Типичный пример обратного карго-культа

[@БатяБатя-ш6я]

Хрен знает что втуляют америкосы !!!!

[@inmaculadalucas9437]

Qué mala es la envidia...

[@patriciafoglitgnorte1627]

Hermosas imagenes de los desiertos de la Tierra......

[@frances3254]

Don't know if it's possible....a small photo of an earth object to compare sizes to Mar's objects?? Amazing clarity! thanks Fran NM

[@trackman174]

I’ve been saying the same thing. One video I watched did say in the beginning that a rock was about 6 ft long. It gave perspective to everything.

[@chuckylugs9607]

😮 ..quite obviously, there has evidently been a massive dramatic volume of water here that has been present in the past shown by the surface ripples and the erosion around those ‘hills’ 👀 Certainly the most beautiful and dramatic scene that I have ever seen so far on this incredible planet of Mars ✨ ‘Thank you’ so much for all your involvement in achieving these remarkable pictures, and for posting for all of us to see 🙏 A ‘true wonder’ of a world 😍

[@MortenNilsen-i2g]

At 79, I'm pretty close to the end of the line. Wish I could hitch a ride to meet the end on Mars, maybe just a little closer to Heaven. 😎

[@CarlosSamuel-ms9ee]

Obviously it's not the same, but a VR simulation of the Martian surface is probably not far off being commercially available.

[@jonm7272]

​@@jboard3094made-up sky fairy bullshit

[@ptech88]

@@jboard3094your puny god cant hold a candle to mine.

[@shakyhandpictures2185]

@@jboard3094to funny, quoting a myth when science is in front of your eyes!

[@difasmuyanja9371]

@@jboard3094 There are two p

[@JohnMacFergus-oz5cp]

So beautiful! Way to go Perseverance and the NASA team!

[@PracticalPlanet]

Thank you!!

[@robertrobski1013]

NASA in Hebrew means hoax and this is fantasy

[@davidarbuckle7236]

Love the Mars Imagery. Fantastic Content.

[@traceytansley1659]

Doesn't it look like a dried water bed? So cool to see this. If Mars once was a viable planet, with a delicate ecosystem like earth, and it dried up and lost its atmosphere, it should remind us here on EARTH to take better care of our beautiful planet. Thank you for sharing these amazing images with us.

[@PracticalPlanet]

Nice point 👍 Thanks and stay tuned for more 👍❤️

[@sewergal1]

Incredibly clear video! Thanks for posting

[@PracticalPlanet]

Glad you like it! 👍❤️❤️

[@MDL23]

I am humbled watching this. Beautiful!

[@PracticalPlanet]

Glad you enjoyed it! ❤️

[@parrotsandpelicans]

If this was earth, most people who express fascination with the landscape, would ignore this.

[@FlipDahlenburg]

Indeed, I would spit on it. We already have Arizona and New Mexico.

[@mogdor]

Well the fascinating part is it’s another planet, durr

[@weseehowcommiegoogleis3770]

@@mogdor Nope.

[@EWAScotland]

Or do what they have done to Everest, turn it into a rubbish dump

[@AmitTiwari-qk6sp]

Very very nice video, 👍👍

[@armovard]

Это прекрасно. СПАСИБО NASA

[@PracticalPlanet]

Many thanks ❤️

[@АнатолийРезников-д9ч]

Схоже на марсіанське село. Навіть з церквою. Залишилось їм тільки Чорне море викопати!

[@franktuckwell196]

I am still blown away by the fact that due to modern technology, i can sit in my armchair in England and watch film from Mars on my tablet. Just wondering what the reaction would be if "Something", was seen to move across the scene? Would we all see it, or would it be edited out?

[@bertohernandez9922]

increíble lo lejos que fue grabado y la nitidez de imagen que tiene ! Es sorprendente

[@shivajijondhale5935]

Wow ! How astonishing! Great task for the world.

[@shawnhorne9296]

Wow nice picture of Arizona desert

[@BtA-k2h]

That’s funny I was thinking Utah but Arizona is probably it!

[@richarddavies7419]

Nope. Erosional surfaces quite different (wind, not water). Little soil, almost completely exposed rocks. etc

[@shawnhorne9296]

@richarddavies7419 always some d ..k ruining a joke 😒

[@nedludd8633]

Nice weather they are having

[@sergiosergio7163]

Je suis très impressionné par la grande qualité des images d’un autre monde si lointain qui devrait nous faire réfléchir sur la beauté de la terre et de sa fragilité car il est illusoire de penser que la planète Mars pourrait être un jour habitable durablement pour l’humanité...quoiqu’il en soit un grand MERCI pour cette incroyable vidéo 👍👍👍

[@tedolphbundler724]

Unfortunatley no. NASA did a paper in the '70's about terraforming Mars. Even if you melted all the CO2 ice at the poles, it would only warm the planet by a few degrees Kelvin. So much for CO2 being an agent of global warming.

[@katiadib903]

Je pense que notre planète ressemblera a ça dans un avenir relativement proche ,il n’y a regarder les paysages du Sahara et d’autres déserts on y est déjà.

[@petermarsh4993]

In the floor of the Gale Crater, is that me dreaming or does that look like water? That brown/aqua colour is very interesting.

[@marytennison6155]

Agreed!

[@tedolphbundler724]

They are messing with the gamma. That is not what it really looks like.

[@seyhanugurlu4666]

Burası marş mı

[@dheerajsingh2367]

बहुत रोचक है!

[@ajaykumarthakur3094]

Absolutely incredible !

[@PracticalPlanet]

Many thanks ❤️

[@vampireslayer1989]

Pretty neat. As a Geologist, I'd love to map this area. Beautiful cross bedded eolian quartz sandstone and volcanics and sedimentary section.

[@derp8575]

Go to Devon Island

[@tedolphbundler724]

Are you buying the blue tint in these photo's?

[@natayachantakasamkun1004]

สุดยอดค่ะอยู่บ้านดูดาวอังคารได้

[@KomosejamaB]

Labi teikts

[@martinfrancis5022]

So many rocks to build a dream home.

[@franciscopagan3255]

Mars it’s beautiful 😍!

[@satravisingh1]

Waiting to see 'Mars Guy for scale'.... Awesome breathe taking thanks Nasa and JPL

[@zacharyfinne1206]

You work at NASA WOW

[@satravisingh1]

I wish

[@brianraymen3085]

Amazing pics, and amazing music thank you.

[@PracticalPlanet]

Glad you enjoyed it! 👍❤️❤️

[@kess6698]

Another great production for NASA/Adobe CGI department.

[@gregorymcpherson2537]

Or just somewhere on earth

[@brianmccaig]

Another idiot, I see

[@Vov166]

Очень красиво , и самое главное никто никого не беспокоит,а это правда марс или снимки сделаны на земле?

[@stuartbroome1258]

I have a theory that some of those hugh mounds of rubble were actually buildings eons ago, and were destroyed in someway. Now returned to nature. Earth would look similar if a catastrophe happened eons ago i would imagine. Just a theory 🤔

[@DurgaDas96]

Complete with music from Mars! What a blessed time to be alive.

[@lynngrissom6721]

Super incredible pictures of rocks! Rocks, rocks, and more rocks. Never be anything but rocks. Terraforming is a fantasy. Mars can't hold an atmosphere without a magnetosphere. Radiation from the sun will strip away any trace of atmosphere.

[@jamesraymond1158]

Amazing. A geologist's running commentary would be great. What are the strata? Wind-blown layers? What is the golf cart on the dune at the end?

[@artistjoh]

It looks like the Ingenuity helicopter in its final resting place.

[@peterjackson2666]

The answer is in the description. It’s the last resting place of the Mars helicopter ‘Ingenuity’

[@tajsmartlearning9535]

Really amazing ❤

[@AnnieBarentine]

The pictures are so calming… the music wonderful. Thanks NASA for a respite from the business if every day.

[@playinragz8183]

Thanks NASA for lying and fooling us all. Thanks nasa for spending $50 million a day while citizens starve and can’t afford housing. Yes Thanks

[@Joseph-ut4ui]

When I think of all the billions that NASA wastes, I feel so calm.

[@Malani74-oq6yo]

Thanks

[@Dogsnark]

Beautiful!

[@LindavaVentura]

Lindas imagens

[@georgeh1131]

Like the Mars Music 🎶🎶🎶

[@zacharyfinne1206]

nice mars muic

[@ronferguson4379]

Excellent.

[@PracticalPlanet]

Many thanks! ❤️

[@00bikeboy]

Looks like a nice place for a hike 😊

[@nimueh4298]

Air is a little thin for that.

[@MortenNilsen-i2g]

@@nimueh4298 Instead of BYOB (or perhaps in addition) you should definitely BYOAir. 😎

[@johnmurray8428]

I was thinking that. Then my mind sort of thought, there is nothing beyond that hill, just the same terrain. How soon before adventure gave way to depression?

[@brucemcglasson]

Looks like parts of W Texas.

[@TheGecko213]

I see the same scenery behind my ranch in New Mexico

[@roberthowlett9318]

thank you to all the tax payers of USA

[@marisneldohernandez1835]

No need to spend billions just to see a dessert we have that in our own backyard

[@Joseph-ut4ui]

I kinda think they had no say in how their money was wasted.

[@bobrussell3602]

Brilliant video ! Thank you. It would be nice to have a 'follow up' video explaining what we're seeing, once NASA's analysed it.

[@PracticalPlanet]

Thanks for your valuable feedback and support ❤️

[@theamolnavale4464]

Mars best place 👌👌

[@PracticalPlanet]

Glad you liked it! 👍❤️❤️

[@SelvaRaj.10]

Wonderful excellent

[@PracticalPlanet]

Many many thanks ❤️

[@patrickbullock2136]

Beautiful stunning details! Just think, most of the Martian surface has been patiently waiting there for millions of years undisturbed. The camera operation must be challenging awkward with the 3 minute delay.

[@johncanalese588]

The radio transmission delay between Earth and Mars is not constant and varies due to changing distance due to their orbits. It varies between 4 to 24 minutes each way! Operators on earth therefore don’t dynamically control the rovers. Programmed points to visit and visual scans etc are sent but the rovers are autonomous to a large extent.

[@sufiameen6093]

Awe inspiring! 😊

[@stevenlarvick1748]

They sure found a nice Mars like spot to video in the state of Nevada!

[@devourerofsnacks]

Yea because the thousands of people at nasa and their families can totally hold the secret of faking all of this 🙄

[@BNMS-P]

Patchwork quilt rings a bell.

[@SolarSpace-lz1ro]

Amazing! Just Amazing! 3:05 I loved it!

[@catman58]

rocks that no human being has ever touched

[@virgilpuscasu9398]

Se pare că existe,după cum se vede, apă înghețată! Este șansa omenirii de a folosi această resursă vitală,pentru viața umană și a plantelor aduse, în perspectiva!

[@adorabledeplorable5105]

Neat rock formation .

[@dgaydos]

Amazing to see for sure! But, I definitely prefer our living Earth ♥

[@PracticalPlanet]

Absolutely!!

[@tj7870]

cool man!

[@gordanagarment-y8i]

At some point in time in the past that was some big avalanche like we see today on earth today. Fantastick photos. Thank you.

[@shauncorless8965]

Great clear pics and video ,,,,why is it then when we watching 🛸 ufo s its like loo,ing through frosted glass 😮

[@frios011]

Absolutely stunning!

[@PracticalPlanet]

Thank you so much!

[@SHARKCAT23]

Looks like the Pilbar in Western Australia

[@supremepartydude]

Hey this could easily pass for sections of Utah, Nevada or Arizona.

[@vimalramachandran]

Except that there is virtually no air

[@ph5056]

Yep funny that isn't it !

[@vimalramachandran]

@@ph5056 Nothing funny about it. Earth and Mars formed in the same area from the same materials and looked very similar early in their history. Mars once had rivers, lakes and seas. It also had active volcanoes and a thicker atmosphere. Only later did it lose all these and turn into a global desert. So, there's no wonder that Mars looks like some deserts on Earth

[@ph5056]

@@vimalramachandran keep believing son ; )

[@vimalramachandran]

@@ph5056 Keep denying, son.

[@camiloquiao3294]

What a sight

[@misterdaniele76]

Nice video, I'll take inspiration for my channel

[@baxtermullins1842]

Beautiful photos! I would like to know the geology of the terrain. What is the history of the multiple strata of the hills, etc. it’s why we need mankind to travel there ! Elon, keep working on it and I wish I could join this adventure.

[@ahmedalaouibenzakroum5525]

Merci pour cette belle vidéo. Les images sont magnifiques. On a l'impression d'être sur terre !!! Un Grand pas pour l'humanité. Bravo. Bonne continuation, bon courage et bonne chance. Sincères félicitations. 👍👍👍👍

[@Ghosh.ag-il2zc]

Great scenes. What are those blue green matty things?? Like a dried pond w' algae on Earth? Quite interesting!!

[@stevendudzik8337]

It's colored distortion on the video to make it look like you're looking at Mars but you're actually looking at a desert in the southwest of America.

[@Ghosh.ag-il2zc]

@@stevendudzik8337 Thank U.I have noticed many fake & doubtful videos on Mars.But this was different.I am waiting for the original of sw.Usa.

[@candemolina225]

I like the video

[@PracticalPlanet]

Thanks 😊

[@eileenlocke7877]

Thank u 🙏 luv space

[@EWAScotland]

It is amazing, but it’s hard to imagine that there is nothing here, no plants, no moss, nothing growing at all. Even in the harshest region on Earth you would find some evidence of life. It is sad to think it is so bereft of life…so very, very lonely 😢

[@eileenlocke7877]

Good pics

[@imrevargab.4715]

Awesome video. Thanks...

[@PracticalPlanet]

Glad you liked it!❤️

[@gkindustrialmachine1]

2:36 Did you see it move under that rock?

[@jwijn]

yes,something crawled there,but saw it only in slomo

[@gkindustrialmachine1]

@@jwijn Yeah, with long, thin, angular lines like a spider's legs

[@Luciasantos-by9np]

.....your imagination.

[@jwijn]

@@gkindustrialmachine1 And's it's alive Jim .

[@larryj1143]

Left, center or right, please? I don't see movement.

[@MarcusRobertoSouza]

❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉😊😊😊mande vídeos mais recentes de Marte.

[@paulohara1502]

😮👍👌

[@077533]

We are blended!! Blended in with the background, blended in with the surroundings 🎵🎵🎶 🐦, 🐲, 🐉, 🐴, 🐪, 🛸, 🎭, 🎵🎶🎙we are blended.... la-la-lllaaaaah

[@frankyuk]

That is not Mars. That is a desert on Earth... Earth is NASA's Mars...

[@DesiredMapping]

I wonder why people are so dumb on earth but martians can tell its real

[@DesiredMapping]

Especially you

[@brianmccaig]

OK Bot.

[@RobertSmith-fv8gr]

Fantastic pictures how long has Perseverance been on Mars and how long would it take for these images to transmit back to Earth. Thanks

[@PracticalPlanet]

As of 2 September 2024, Perseverance has been active for 1258 sols (1,292 Earth days, or 3 years, 6 months, and 15 days ) since landing on Mars. Transmission: The transmission rate is 8 1/3 bits per second. It can take anywhere from 30 minutes to several hours for a high-resolution, color image to arrive from Mars to Earth. The time it takes depends on the relative positions of Earth and Mars. Thanks and stay tuned for more 👍❤️

[@howardgreenman2908]

What this place needs is development . Housing, offices, freeways and a shopping mall. Should all be built by robots before people go there. And let’s not forget McDonalds and a KFC.

[@Richard-xu4cj]

Mars ain't the kind of place to raise your kids

[@brianjohnston3707]

​@@Richard-xu4cjIn fact it's cold as hell

[@marinmitu995]

Don't forget JLV and DG !

[@jackdanielsamarreto]

Don’t forget TAXES and the individuals that will name this planet in their name.

[@MrBadgas]

Tunnels, it needs tunnels and humanoid robots to build habitable shelters. The next Telegraph Road.

[@inmate0054]

300 years after the great war the previous worldnis forgotten and a new civilization is born and begins to have technological advancments looking into space and looks at mars and sees signs of life. Tire tracks and what appears to be a machine. All indicating that there was life on mars. Never realizing it was just earlier civilization from earth. Crazy