NASA Spot Wreckage on Mars

[@angrytedtalks]

Literally an alien invasion. But we are the aliens...

[@U.P.O.Overseer]

Lore accurate humans

[@DaesDroolMoes]

Bongos binted

[@censusgary]

This site is the Roswell of Mars.

[@mike1357988]

​@censusgary Martians are currently on tmitter talking about storming area 51. "I know there are earthlings in there!"

[@Milno-fq7bg]

Imagine mars is like fallout but no one survived on the surface and there all underground wondering what all the racket is above them haha 😂

[@mikeottersole]

I can imagine Martians walking by the wreckage, shaking their multiple heads, saying, "Well, there goes the neighborhood. The Earthlings are here."

[@decentdudedisease5418]

“They’re leaving their junk up top, ugh, there go our property values.”

[@johanndork5364]

@@decentdudedisease5418 have they found the disastrous Beagle 2 yet?

[@0netom]

Depends on how big the martians are :) If they are bacterial, maybe the welcome some new Earth bacteria. Or get into fight with them :)

[@ViraL_FootprinT.ex.e]

Martian NIMBYs and HOA Karens 🤣🤣🤣

[@Beagle20]

Gary Larson ahh situation

[@Andrew-rz9ck]

I’ve seen pictures of this crash site before but people never say it was us. They make it out like it’s an alien crash site. Glad someone actually posted what it really was.

[@gerrett108]

We are aliens there

[@Proverbs2521]

Space isn't real, read your bible

[@Renvaar1989]

@@Proverbs2521 I read Harry Potter... Does that mean wizards are real?

[@moorooster223]

@@Renvaar1989 space isn't real, read harry potter

[@codymadison9993]

It’s all fake come on man wake up children.

[@julius879]

I love how Mars rovers and drones keep exceeding their expected lifetime

[@JustRememberWhoYoureWorkingFor]

So do I

[@cybercat29]

Same here.

[@reality9270]

They're built to withstand alot of variables, so if every variable occurs then it will last the design lifetime. But if things go off without a hitch, then that buys it some extra time

[@anthonymorris1556]

It's because we give them life spans from our world and our atmosphere, everything is different including how friction worms inside of those gears and electric motors Obviously I pulled this out of my ass and have no idea if it's true or not

[@QuiteZer0]

@@anthonymorris1556the last part was the most truthful as we know the conditions on mars and design these robots for mars’s atmosphere and conditions not ours, we give them a rough lifespan based on the conditions on mars.

[@heliosearcherspace]

Just landed and we're already starting to pollute other planets 😂

[@professorxgaming2070]

Thought the same thing

[@professorxgaming2070]

Bacteria there probably evolving already

[@Torbenby_]

We didn't just land, we've been sending rovers to mars for years

[@eldrago19]

Collins dictionary defines pollute as "to make it dirty and dangerous to live in or use" so I guess that comes down to whether you think a piece of a space mission is dirty. I think it's rather pretty myself...

[@Redbaron1006-warthunder]

@professorxgaming2070 no they couldn't lol, the environment is totally inhospitable, cosmic Radiation + 95.3% CO2 atmosphere -63 Celsius average Temperature and atmospheric pressure of 0.6% that of Earth's

[@militaryliferoxanne]

Soooo we're just littering in Space now too? Got it.

[@n0xumbr473]

You people need help. Go watch discovery chanel or something, god knows that half the comment section watches that shit 14 hours a day. This will litteraly impact no one. The clusterfuck of dead satelites and debris in orbit around out planet will be an issue to 0.000000000000000000001 of the population. Yes were polluting space, we have been since the first god damn thing we sent to space.

[@nicholash8021]

If you crash on the highway and die with your car scattered across the highway, are you littering?

[@JoeMama-fl9fb]

@@nicholash8021technically yes, but police most often let the dead guy go with just a warning

[@nicholash8021]

@@JoeMama-fl9fb 🤣

[@Perry_Wolf]

Jeez, where have you been? We've been littering in space ever since we left our atmosphere. From the Wiki: "As of January 2019, more than 128 million pieces of debris smaller than 1 cm (0.4 in), about 900,000 pieces of debris 1-10 cm, and around 34,000 of pieces larger than 10 cm (3.9 in) were estimated to be in orbit around the Earth"

[@omgdontstealvids123]

Unfortunately one of the wings was damaged recently due to a harsh landing, so it can’t fly anymore. RIP ingenuity 🙏

[@dennispersson9466]

It was a Helicopter. It had Rotor blades, not wings, and a propeller. Still had a Bad Day, though!

[@Terinjim]

Unfortunately, the closest repair shop is approximately 140 million miles (225 million kilometers) away.

[@dabs4270]

@@Terinjim might be a long walk then

[@PiefacePete46]

Sooo... add it to the list of litter then? When Elon finally gets there he's going to have quite a lot of cleaning up to do!

[@livebassngames]

@@Terinjim just send elon musk and trump there with a box of wrench and theyll figure it out and save the machine sacrificing their lives too

[@OdaTheSamurai]

Sometimes, it still blows my mind how much Mars' deserts look so much like our deserts.

[@JasonDean-z9e]

It's filmed in a south American desert. What do you expect.

[@blazejenkins8386]

​@@JasonDean-z9e your tinfoil hats slipping sure it up😅

[@Scooterbeerrun]

tastes like 'em too

[@JimmyPoopsock]

@@blazejenkins8386 bro you're wee todded you got no clue. you trust these govts and major organizations owned by powerful people and you think they are gonna tell you the truth? keep believing your tv kid, why bother actually spending time figuring things out yourself. your brain can actually watch that moon landing footage and you think its real. LOLOL

[@Zach-Rosicka]

@@blazejenkins8386judging by the actual facts, seems you are the one who needs to snug his Dunce cap and get back in the corner with all that projection.💀

[@SamuraiBonesie]

Honestly, this just proves to me that we could go to Mars if we *really* wanted to.

[@CassTYGirl]

That, and the fact that several countries have already landed there since 1971.

[@stuartparrish1240]

We've never been to mars (even with 'copters and rovers)... Mars = Death Valley w/filters applied, lol

[@flashallen9826]

Problem, we don't have realistic plan to get back to Earth

[@uchihatanjiro123]

we can but its deadly and risky, thats why like space X is trying to savely make people goes to mars

[@casanovafrankenstein8538]

And it could take a year or two to get there

[@5mxg]

Props for camera man for surviving on Mars and taking beautiful photos.

[@rainydaylady6596]

😃🖖

[@Nayz1011]

Mars rover took the photos

[@simplyaguy0]

@Nayz1011 you have a great sense of humor

[@cityslickersweet67]

😂

[@FreakyCommenter]

@@Nayz1011r/whoosh

[@EastMilk]

The video title is like saying, "Dude spots his own trash that he left on the floor from earlier" OKAY?....😅

[@jonathanbair523]

It is kinda cool to see how it aged over the last few years....We also can get better idea how the space craft handles if we forget what unit are are working with, example 1 foot or 1 meter, really bad things happen if you say program a para-shoot to open at 10,000 meters that is about 30,000 feet and you program it to open at 10,000 feet so like 3.500 meters... Some times we gotta see how a car holds up smashing into a stone to see how safe it is for humans inside.. Granted this mission did not have humans on board, but we can see how the craft shell taken the impact and what area's of the blueprint needs to be re-worked if we do send humans to there... Yes we found human trash, as wreckage... But that wreckage can tell us info and be a teaching lesson..

[@letsgetthisoverwith]

I mean, technically it IS a UFO from Mars' point of view.

[@mazlosoutdooradventures8594]

Pretty much right

[@capcompass9298]

@@letsgetthisoverwith Not flying now.

[@DeltaElites]

When you consider the size of a planet, to find it's debris is pretty impressive. It shows the accuracy of their missions able to land at the correct rotational moment to be in the same area.

[@no_no_just_no]

I love how "UFO" it looks, despite being real. Like something from a 50s serial.

[@IberianCraftsman]

since atmosphere is thinner drones need way more power to take off

[@thanksfernuthin]

True. Less gravity though. They figured it out.

[@freebird-i5q]

nope, mars has a thick atmosphere, just not with air

[@danielsibley114]

​@freebird-i5q Martian atmosphere is extremely thin. Most of it has been lost into space. The atmospheric pressure on Mars is 2% of Earth's. The gravity is only 38% of Earth's.

[@thanksfernuthin]

@@freebird-i5q Yeah. As another pointed out. Extremely thin atmosphere. No magnetic field to protect it from Sun's radiation which has stripped almost all of it away.

[@MichaelWinter-ss6lx]

@freebird-i5q;• the sand is not a permanent atmospheric component. 🚀🏴‍☠️🎸

[@tristandaries1129]

Bro stop click baiting, this absolutely is not a mystery. It would be a mystery if it was unidentified at first, but NASA likely knew where it would be from the get go

[@koyomiee1446]

he did not say there was a mystery

[@stalker5299]

@@koyomiee1446 literally in the title "NASA Spot a Mystery Wreckage on Mars"

[@corporateturtle6005]

@@koyomiee1446 Clownmiee1466 ladies and gentlemen.

[@ulla1623]

Good to know Mars is our nearest neighbour. Thank you my gorgeous PhD scientist. When will you be explaining wind power in detail? 😮

[@benjamindover5676]

There are plenty of real clickbaits out there with nothing to offer. This guy is a very good educator. Give him a pass and learn something.

[@babylonhasfallen1329]

We’ve polluted the earth, now it’s time to move on to Mars.

[@spartangladio6378]

There was also the time that curiosity/perseverance (I forgot which one) found a piece of plastic and picked it up, which NASA instructed the rover to immediately put down, as possible bacteria from earth can contaminate the rover and ruin its mission

[@KeeperOfOrchards]

😂 so funny

[@spartangladio6378]

@KeeperOfOrchards how is this funny?

[@spartangladio6378]

@KeeperOfOrchards it could've been detrimental and ruined a multi-billion dollar mission

[@GemeAle-x6r]

@@KeeperOfOrchards We don't want the rover to get the sniffles

[@fullmetal929]

​@@spartangladio6378 Boy, I'm sure you're fun

[@glowingspaceorb]

One of the most underrated "characters" in the nasa martian vehicle ecosystem, Rest in pieces, Ingenuity.

[@artfx9]

That drone is worse than what you can buy in a supermarket now 😂 The technology developement paradox is real!

[@Tyrell-d6o]

"The wreckage sparked wild alien theories and online debates" Don't lie.

[@Geeknificent]

Technically correct But no one mentioned that we were the aliens

[@MickeyMousePark]

seeing a donut on the ground on earth will trigger the same things..

[@daveg-Vancouver_Island]

Yea have you ever listened to those maniacs? Anything and everything is cuz of aliens, they’re about as smart as Joe Rogan and come with the same exact evidence as Graham Hancock and that is, “it looks like!” Etc etc lol

[@DoggyZworlD07]

I'm super glad human's are expanding to leaving rubbish on other planets now👌

[@thomask4836]

Yes! And at the taxpayers' expense!

[@Batboy11k]

@@thomask4836you mean with .01% of the US budget? you’re clearly forgetting that NASA doesn’t get a lit of money

[@VidarLund-k5q]

Batboy, no sense of humour?i

[@Rossvetl]

Yeah, right. Like, can't they just pick it up or something

[@quetzelmedina3]

@@Batboy11kthey get a shit ton of money. What ur confusing is how much that is compared to the rest of the budget. But they still get literally billions… and spacex is still doing it better…

[@mqaisataloss.5951]

Gotta love humanity. Already dumping garbage on planets we can't even go to in person.

[@utubesgreat4me]

That’s the last time I need to click on DrBenMiles videos. It’s so easy for content creators to lose credibility by titling videos this way.

[@aa7146]

Bro it’s not that fucking serious

[@alansalacain2193]

Not gonna lie. I think its better that education videos have that click appeal for conspiracy theorists. They benefit a lot more than science buffs like us.

[@harrisonlorens3585]

Literally all his videos are like that lol I thumbs down every single one and click not interested and this loser still pops up on my shorts feed. If you’re reading this whatever the hell your name and title actually are please just ban me so I can’t see your shit anymore.

[@scottmcintosh4397]

​@alansalacain2193 The conspiracy theorists need a few science lessons to bring some harsh reality back into their lives 🖖🏻👽🛸✨️ 🌌🔭

[@Y0Shark]

I don't see the clickbait, the title and content are right.

[@Titan269.]

Now ingenuity can't move, his blade cracked

[@dx-ek4vr]

Still though, Ingenuity lasted way longer than it was initially designed

[@MagicToenail]

@@dx-ek4vrJust because a blade is broken doesn't mean Ingenuity suddenly stopped working.

[@Titan269.]

@@MagicToenail Although Ingenuity's blades are broken and it can no longer fly, it still plays a crucial role in Perseverance's mission. The helicopter is connected to Earth and continues sending data, but its ability to assist Perseverance is now limited. Normally, Ingenuity acted as a scout, helping the rover plan its journey and relaying data back to Earth. However, if the distance between Ingenuity and Perseverance becomes too great, communication is disrupted, affecting the data transfer. Perseverance, meanwhile, must continue its exploration of Mars, even as Ingenuity remains stationary. It's Aniruddh from Titan 👈

[@seamuswarren]

I knew not of a Mars chopper. A blimp might have more longevity. Is the power source depleted uranium batteries?

[@randomrazr]

so are we essentialy litering marS?

[@ThinkForYourself2025]

All of the solar system actually.

[@thomask4836]

Yes! And at the taxpayers' expense!

[@VidarLund-k5q]

Yes, literally.

[@Lad_Flaver]

Mars isn't our nearest neighbor, Venus is.

[@JohnnyAngel8]

It depends on where the planets are in their orbits, but, yes, Venus on average is closer.

[@JohnnyAngel8]

@Chocolate_Service Right. My bad.

[@supernova4168]

⁠From what I know, Mercury is on average closer to Earth than Venus or Mars. In fact, Mercury, due to its small orbit near the sun is closer to every other planet in our solar system on average. There is a video of CGP Grey on the matter, I recommend watching it. =)

[@ThunderMuffinMan]

Mercury is our closest Neighbor for more than half the time.

[@Lad_Flaver]

I should clarify that I meant as far as space travel goes. Venus has the closest orbit to Earth's thus making it the easiest planet (in theory) to send spacecraft to.

[@CStone-xn4oy]

Anyone who saw the backshell wreckage and said "aliens" was not paying attention to the Perseverance Mission.

[@stuartparrish1240]

It literally looked like a smashed motor housing to a ceiling fan!

[@CStone-xn4oy]

@stuartparrish1240 The image of the wrecked backshell was first published shortly after the Perseverance lander began operations. There was never any question about what the wreckage was from.

[@charleyedwards2121]

I was pretty sure this was gonna be a flat earther short so I clicked it to tell it not to show these to me but it was you and i learned something

[@James-kd7dc]

Funny how were spinning at 1600kph yet don't feel a thing eh.

[@Itsallgood842]

@@James-kd7dc we are travelling through the universe at over a million miles per hour! What is wrong with you people? Don’t think for yourself! Let scientists think for you and tell you what to think! Imagine having a brain of your own and actually thinking with it! 😂

[@strawberrypeels11]

​@@Itsallgood842 we indeed are moving at over a million miles per hour through space. this of course, doesnt make sense to you because no flat earth model provides an explanation for gravity that doesnt contradict laws of physics.

[@Tony11442]

​@@James-kd7dc You should probably visit a therapist as soon as possible. Not joking

[@General_Maximus]

​@James-kd7dc nah, that's bait, lmao.

[@supernova4168]

Fun fact: Mercury is closer to us more often than Mars is. I recommend seeing the video of CGP grey on the matter. =)

[@Alan_Corvid]

nearest on average

[@fauzulazim2993]

Blame Jupiter which makes Mercury fluctuate unpredictably

[@danejohnson5409]

Great recommendation

[@speedy01247]

mercury is closer to LITERALLY every planet then any other on average.

[@Beholder777]

I don't think you want to land on Mercury

[@humanresources2138]

It was landing equipment used to help Ingenuity and the Perseverance Rover land on the surface of Mars in 2021.

[@Marusii847]

Could you imagine being a Martian, waking up, flubbing your brits, you head out your home to hike 47 miles to your sanction job, and then get flattened by some humans space probe on accident 😂😭

[@mikeottersole]

@@Marusii847 That's never happened to you? Get out more.

[@MrCHAIRMANOFTHEBORED]

This wreckage is a Boeing Jet that was on an auto-pilot voyage and somehow ended up on Mars✈️

[@anyoldorion]

@@MrCHAIRMANOFTHEBORED That’s DEI pilots for ya 😏

[@ythegamerita]

Bold of you to assume anything made by Boeing would last the trip to mars

[@mfranssens]

@@anyoldorion😂😂😂

[@MickeyMousePark]

so THAT is where my luggage is..i wonder if i will get the frequent flyer miles..

[@alexandertkachenko1432]

Boeing jets are truly wild forces of nature.

[@SluggishGamer]

Got excited at first :< Bloody clickbait ffs

[@randjohnsondrums]

It definitely came from another planet..... Earth

[@Firedrake-f4g]

So quick question. Why did they use an energy hungry helicopter design instead of a balloon powered by propellers? All the energy could go on movement and a pump system could pull in the gas for the balloon if you wanted to bring it to a standstill.

[@not_even_me5035]

They wanted to prove that heavier than air flight was possible in the Martian atmosphere. Ingenuity was just a test vehicle

[@erikaholterman4144]

Your title is misleading come on be a little bit more professional

[@HanBohnThit-v6m]

It in fact a Wreckage, so he is technically telling the truth.

[@DM-wu5hn]

Wow, Nasa was able to arrive at the exact spot on Mars from 3 years ago, even though our planet is at a different location in space than it was 3 years ago, and although we are spinning, and Mars is at a different location in it's relationship to our planet. The mathematician must be pretty smart. Those little fan blades work pretty well without atmosphere and more gravity without breaking it's little leggies.

[@101doreen]

Do you know how big the river and drone are? Maybe look it up.

[@mikeottersole]

@@DM-wu5hn Why more gravity?

[@ellayararwhyaych4711]

But there IS atmosphere on Mars Maybe look it up.

[@SATX_09]

Nothing you said made any sense Read a book

[@DrJones20]

It's not the exact same spot

[@Hedgeknight420]

I can’t wait until we’re on other planets exploring it by the thousands each year like a new frontier . It will be like the wild west again but only this time in space .

[@onlyontuesdays99]

Stop feeding into the exact nonsense we're trying to stop. This is clickbait. You know it. Do better.

[@mahoganybees]

Yeah this isn’t a “wreck”, it’s the other part of a mars lander

[@NYRM1974]

I own the planet of Mars and without my permission they are trespassing. Next time pay the toll.

[@julian1000]

So not a mystery at all? Clickbait and bad science communication pushing conspiracy theories. Bad bad.

[@legojet1459]

What is wrong with this its not bad nowadays you need some clickbait to make views there is no wrong information here so stop complaining

[@zappababe8577]

Funny to think that there is a planet in our solar system that is entirely populated by robots, because of us humans!

[@carlm.m.5470]

All Mars imagery are actually Iceland. That's why people keep finding Earth-bound items in the pictures.

[@mlaine83]

Gross clickbait title

[@mlaine83]

Unsubscribed from this nonsense.

[@jarate8076]

Well it is a wreckage.

[@joeydollaz1993]

I’m UNSUB and blocking due to your multiple instances of CLICKBAIT with misleading titles. Good luck in your deceptive adventures.

[@MagicToenail]

By definition, this is a wreckage 😂

[@derradune6722]

Poor baby

[@MickeyMousePark]

looking forward to your comment on the next DrBenMiles video

[@dipnosofistis2623]

We started polluting other planets, too.!!!

[@starfoxdelta]

Annoying video title, informative video

[@AndrewN75]

All discovery and exploration has a price. This is not impacting any being negatively or leaching chemicals into the ground. This can be tidied up if we get there in the future.

[@voornaam3191]

Always that "we"! Wanna bet "you' never go there?

[@AndrewN75]

@@voornaam3191 "we" is the Royal 'We" as in us, a group, humans, Perhaps study English usage

[@kogasoldier9379]

What’s the density of mars’ atmosphere?

[@TheBenghaziRabbit]

Hey D, i have already started the process here to run for Mitchell County Sheriff. I hope we both get elected and get some stuff worked on.

[@tacotaco288]

It’s really a testament to human stupidity how a good chunk of comments are “it’s Ai” or “just filmed in a desert”.

[@19LG99]

except noone said that...

[@strawberrypeels11]

@@19LG99 did you even look at the comments? sort by newest first and youll see alot of comments saying "cgi! devons island!"

[@CharlesKharkongor-p7b]

if that the case, why it didn't come on the News channel?

[@VirtualBilly]

Why would that image be "eerie??" Human beings put it there.

[@rickerlife9113]

Probably the same way a shipwreck or an old abandoned building can be eerie. Stumbling on something once pristine and operational that's succumbing to the elements of an alien world reminds a person of the fragility of this mars mission and the loneliness of space travel where no one will hear you scream or even bury your dead body. If it sounds like my imagination is getting away from me...well, that's exactly what makes something eerie. Our imagination.

[@ConnieWilsonbricks101]

NASA should clean up this mess!

[@JacekS005]

The Matt Damon will clean up. 😂

[@lostsock9852]

Planned for 5 missions, completed 72. Talk about overachieving!

[@framed166]

The amount of knowledge and human engineering makes me hopeful for our future. This stuff is so unbelievably complicated and amazing!! GO HUMANS!!!😂

[@82726jsjsufhejsjshshdjso]

Your videos are misleading and of poor quality. You should take some responsibility and improve yourself.

[@johndoebillbo9412]

Please explain to me how a rotary engine flies in space

[@roughfoxy101]

I think the helicopter flew in mars’ atmosphere, not through space

[@johndoebillbo9412]

@@roughfoxy101 sure, but how? How would the blades generate the lift without destroying the blades. Wouldn't you need like 5x the lift? Seems like stability would be a massive issue.

[@hihungryimcam]

I usually like your videos, but the lies about mystery and alien theories are idiotic. I hope you aren't caving to dumbass tactics to increase views and number of comments. It's so annoying. It takes away your credibility.

[@msw5224]

If there is no air on Mars...How does a parachute work?...

[@I_Jakob_I]

There is air on mars. Just not the same as on earth

[@proto_arkbit3100]

Mars does have an atmosphere, its just a lot thinner.

[@duaneharnes]

Sooooo not a mystery?

[@vice.nor.virtue]

It’s not that eerie 😑

[@jonenih]

Rare miss for nasa naming team, how exactly?

[@njmaugbill]

Are these the drones over NJ?

[@kwrzesien17]

Real science, real engineering. 💪

[@luked2679]

It’s amazing what you can find in Iceland

[@jstar1000]

Its comforting to know that all the aliens are scared to show themselves to us and 100% leave us alone, nothing to be scared of here, move along.

[@Mr53000]

Or was it Arizona? New Mexico?

[@DL-fm6sv]

We should send one of our rovers but accompanied by about 5,000 of those drones they use in China during shows. Seems that a swarm like that would cover a lot of ground. Plus, with battery technology getting better every day, how long would it take to truly survey Mars with instead of one or 5,000 drones we send a few missions with 10 or 20 compact drones to do the survey before sending humans? 🤔

[@GrizzlyValleyBear]

there's a Loy of these wreckages on Baffin Island in northern Canada

[@jeremiahwilkes9588]

If there are beings that are intelligent out there they smirk when they see us having trouble simply going next door. They are probably so advanced by billions of years we can even fathom the true power of our universe.

[@MangoChutney-k5v]

2 million years when we are gone. Frog men : Oh look it's aliens!

[@wad_Mr.J]

Never happened, they can't escape the firmament

[@Truesy1]

Why are there windows?

[@buddymccormack8668]

I remember a mars mission that crashed years ago, they said some of the math was feet some was meters

[@Kumire_921]

If Mars had a civilization that rover would've been a UFO wreckage

[@DG-yo3tk]

I love it. Can’t even manage to handle one planet and we’re already leaving our trash all over another. Awesome. Kinda disproves the “expansion as salvation” theory

[@dand-pb8pg]

Higher probability that the beer cans thrown out on the road are from aliens.

[@paulvandal4444]

It was spotted only hours earlier over New Jersey! Government Agencies claim to have no additional information at this time.

[@lifeisharditsharderifyoure6822]

Did NASA find my empty Budweiser six-pack on the face of Mars?

[@ThunderCat_rx]

Cameraman never dies😂

[@MiniLemmy]

The ‘Inginuity’ helicopter would have had another useful feature - it could blow the dust off of the solar panels of the Perseverance rover

[@MatthewBaxter-g8f]

Ancient aliens would have had a field day with this.

[@tarabooartarmy3654]

It looks like a giant, broken Christmas ornament.

[@Azmedon-AU]

Imagine the Martians Government covering it up so the other Martians doesn't know that Aliens landed there.

[@DJBerg-x3y]

If you zoom in 21 seconds in, it reads made in Paramount studios. Public programming knows no bounds.

[@joswald9160]

Tell me lies tell me lies tell me sweet little lies.

[@9Johnny8]

I ran across this short and didn't realise which channel it was. So seeing the image I thought: okay, a factory lamp fell from the ceiling and someone decided to prank the internet?

[@4xprops457]

NASA has a very good Hollywood set!

[@pauldiesel4582]

So much for a pristine planet untouched by mankind.

[@travelinventor9422]

NASA has great CGI now!

[@thomasenglish1172]

All mars filming was actually done in Canada

[@joakimcarlsson90]

looks like a smooshed speaker from the old days (those brown, white, beige colored ones) xD

[@tomog8337]

There’s probably micro-organisms that you can’t see through camera on Mars that when that thing fell was basically just a absolutely major disaster for 😂

[@PugilistCactus]

For an Alien craft, it sure did look human in design. 😂

[@relaxandeatcake]

Aliens but we're the true invasive species littering on mars

[@godandglory2144]

i swear if we see mcdonalds trash there, we are in the wrong neighborhood

[@notagain2856]

It's an alien spaceship on Mars alright. A spaceship sent by aliens from Earth.

[@john849ww]

Doesn't Mars have sandstorms? I was surprised to see the parachute not crumpled up from wind or covered by more sand.