New Mars DOCUMENTARY 2021 Puzzling Evidence Discovered on the Icy Continent of Antarctica

It, seems the evidence for life on Mars is stacking up, and that evidence is often being found in strange and unusual places. Scientists were stunned when they discovered a puzzling Martian space rock on the icy continent of Antarctica, what make this rock unique is that scientist think it could contain the "first credible evidence of life on Mars". That's not the only place they are looking, with exciting Mars missions being planned this year and in 2022, we could be in for a big surprise.

[@AlanPaladin]

Interesting, been watching news about Mars since '76 or '77 when I first leaned of the face & pyramids in Cydonia. What is NASA afraid of? BY now they could/should of sent a rover into that area of the planet too check it out. What gives??? ARE they afraid of what they might find??? I WANT a rover sent to Cydonia, that is what I want. THANK YOU very much, Ladies and Gentlemen, Thank You

[@CarsCatAliens]

We just cant seem to find life on other Planets, or moons.... MAYBE, that's because they are IN the planets/moons.. Not on top like us

[@robertsamson4610]

Excellent video and commentary. Also thank you for not having any loud distracting music in the background. Narrator has an excellent speaking voice.

[@hailmaryrecordings8255]

He sounds a bit like Shatner.

[@starrywisdom]

They would never admit that there was life on Mars even if they found cities. There are dozens of sci-fi book that talk about this very thing. Companies want mineral rights, and don't want people upset that they are doing to them what they are doing to us.

[@stevenporter1952]

Mars has been a lifeless, desolate planet for millions and millions of years. Whatever life was there is long gone and turned to dust. No Martians, no bugs or animals, nor microbes. It is man’s ego to spend billions of dollars for nothing in return, a huge waste of money that certainly can be used to help those in need here on Earth. Get your own house in order before enter someone else’s.

[@jimholsheim2426]

This is a well produced video.

[@summerlakephotog8239]

Actually, the information provided here is fairly accurate but the b-roll images are absolutely insane. It is trippy madness. So strange.

[@randallfriesen7797]

Goes to show how primitive we are thinking that earth is the only life force in an infinite universe I guess that is the reason we are the way we are

[@maryglover7600]

Love this epidode hope to more of same topic

[@cynthiabinder3730]

Best ♾♻️🤓😲😷all the different photos of wavelength and filters. That is awesome, real science, 🐞🐌😊 thanks,gardening to do.

[@ssake1_IAL_Research]

I don't understand how a chunk of rock could be torn from the surface of Mars and thrown upward at such force, that it could end up on earth, *at a time when Mars had an atmosphere like Earth.* I know Mars has less gravity, but I don't think there have been any impacts on Earth capable of sending a chunk of rock into space, so that it could have landed on Mars.

[@haroldcrocker8700]

I dont think you heard him right he said that mars got hit 40 million years the rock floated around until 13 thousand years ago it then hit the earth that was millions of years just to get here 13 thousand years ago

[@koreastrongbestdriver5799]

beautiful mars

[@katmenchaca7938]

I'm guessing we'll find remnants of ancient civilizations buried under the surface of mars much like we find here on earth. Example: Ancient Egypt

[@alexjames6029]

I'm certain there's already evidence of previous civilisations on the surface of Mars and Nasa use blending, patching and airbrushing on their photos. There's a few videos on KZbin analysing "rocks" and other things that definitely don't look like rocks, things that have geometric shapes. The Mars 'crab' is something that strikes me but that could always be some kind of illusion or something. Definitely makes me wonder though.

[@calamitychrisrccrasher9312]

Your videos have got me through one of the hardest time Iv my life.thank you so much,happy new year and all the best for 2021

[@DiscloseTruthTV]

Glad I could help

[@calamitychrisrccrasher9312]

@@DiscloseTruthTV you don’t understand how much you did help.seriously thank you and keep doing what your doing my friend.

[@RareSoulKTF]

Need to explore the Cydonia region to find out if life did exist in the past.

[@mr.invisable6919]

Richard C Hoagland.....

[@Olkv3D]

If robots were considered alive; such as silicon-based rather than carbon-based like ourselves? Then, yes. There's life on Mars. ~ We put them robots all over the place.

[@danielleriverin3117]

Happy New Year 2021 to you, dear ones, your family, colleagues & friends! May success & abundance shower on all your projects! My wishes of Joy, Peace, Love & Harmony!

[@txmmafam]

God bless you. You too

[@hughmcpeake1045]

Namaste

[@timmack2415]

Right back atcha 🌹

[@jhines0]

Thank you, that is nice of you to say.

[@eddiebeato5546]

God bless you too! I have watched countless documentaries on the possibility of life in outer space. When I read your comments, there is hope to eventually communicate with a sentient human being, friendly and willing to help us live with the best sentiments, peace, harmony, prosperity, intelligence and inspiration so as to appreciate the wondrous marvels of the universe!

[@roytallow6784]

Rover had humanoid being in Space suit doing repair or data pickup ! Photo of rover with shadow of human in Space suit ! 👤🤖

[@istvankiss5712]

Caves should be searched for because they receive less radiation. It is more likely that there is a living microorganism there. It would be easier to get in with a 4-foot robot instead of wheels.

[@adam2O]

I'm willing to bet that Mars has secrets under its surface. Also, many of the rover pictures show traces of life from long ago. There are too many weird rocks and anomalies on this planet to explain. We need to actually go there and build bases/cities.

[@michaelsparks350]

Great documentary and I can't wait for the next one! Awesome narration done in a way that explains how spectroscopic technology works bringing it all together as a wonderful and enjoyable documentary. Thank you!!

[@DiscloseTruthTV]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@goodkcrawford8302]

When this movie coming out it's look like a good space movie

[@TheHemingwayWannabe]

Complex Curiosity Rover photographic samples of Martian life are abundantly accessible , but ignored, ostensibly to clear the way for colonization

[@DiscloseTruthTV]

Thanks for watching this and the interesting comment.

[@d540vamartin9]

We have walked, ridden, and flew all over the red planet countless times in time long forgotten, just like we have on earth . we are a species starting to rediscover itself. Let's just hope this current cycle doesn't restart again any time soon.

[@mikeozbourne8181]

@@d540vamartin9 so true mate

[@amangogna68]

Great information !

[@robertlathe2165]

You talk about the 4 experiments on the Viking landers, actually there were 5, you forgot to mention the Tri-Axial Seismometers on them. I know, I assembled them.

[@Mr07008]

Maybe you can tell us something about that .

[@siphotheguy1870]

Meh

[@boblafountaine9560]

So Robert, can you tell me, in your opinion, do you think there was human life on Mars that was destroyed by nuclear weapons?

[@killroywashere1254]

@@boblafountaine9560 Life might not be Human.

[@helengreenway]

@@boblafountaine9560 definitely feel that as a strong possibility

[@lunamaria1048]

Mars is NOT light years away.. It's light minutes away

[@dannyg1195]

I'll solve the mystery for you all. Grab a magnifying glass with at least 10x magnification, pause at 1:30 and look around. While you're looking tilt your phone and look at the photo from different angles with your magnifying glass. You will see more things pop out. Look carefully and thoroughly cuz there is a lot in this one area.

[@shatteredamethysst]

don't do this. you'd only be looking at the pixels of your device not the actual image. Instead, just zoom in with the device you're using. It'd be more clear than an actual magnifying glass.

[@CarsCatAliens]

I saw my house !!

[@dannyg1195]

Zooming in doesn't reveal the hidden items. The images will become 3 dimensional when you view it as I have suggested. They will pop off the screen, so to speak. Just try it this way and maybe you'll be able to see what I'm talking about. You have nothing to lose if you don't see anything but astonishment to gain if you see what I can see. It's kinda like that magic eye game where you have to find the 3D picture in the image.

[@EdzashedFudwinkle]

Looks interesting, I hope they explain how they get the the van Allen belt though

[@QuinnBoone]

Radiation suits, they've had them for years,....

[@alfredsutton7233]

Never gonna happen. “They” want you to “believe” them, so believe them or deny them. Your choice ... and mine.

[@michigannative2951]

My thoughts exactly, your just getting blasted with all kinds of radiation from the sun plus what ever else is in space.

[@John...44...]

With the correct protection the radiation you receive is not harmful.

[@kevinm9]

There are 2 points where the radiation is at its least affect to humans. We aimed for that, took all the proper precautions that were possible. After doing many tests NASA was confident we would make it through unharmed. We needed to beat the Russians so bad that it was a risk we were willing to take. And now we know we can make it through unharmed.

[@zygmaszel8376]

Mars should have space station , to make it easy to colonize the planet

[@ogismotheonly101]

Mars looks exactly like Arizona, only Mars definitely outdoes Arizona!!!

[@paulbennett772]

1% He on earth? No, there's 1% Ar, which is 2000 times as abundant as He.

[@a7n7t7o7n7y]

Very informative, thank you!

[@DiscloseTruthTV]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@mfwicbasterd477]

We came from Mars, mixed with life here, and now here we are.

[@markhumphrey4834]

ive thought that for some time now

[@ronbuckner8179]

Does anybody know what affect Sound has in space? Have we ever taken sound into space? We know sound waves oscillate, and we know there are measurable sounds in space (IE; the planets all emit their own sound waves) I wonder if different harmonics might be used to create propulsion

[@John...44...]

You can't have sound in space where there is a vacuum. Sound waves travel by gas molecules bumping into each other. I'm not sure how you think we can use sound as propulsion

[@bratosin1]

The space is empty so the sound doesn't exist in space

[@CondescendingOaf]

Science says there is no sound in space as that space is a vacuum. You can't have sound in a vacuum because there is no atmosphere to carry the sound waves. At least that is what I learned. However, that being said, I am coming to the conclusion that a lot of what I learned has been fabricated (lies) so who knows? 🤷‍♀️ ✌

[@liquidbraino]

There is no sound in space. Do you even understand what sound IS? I really think you'd benefit from watching a few Richard Feynman videos.

[@dextersampson6450]

LOL There is no sound in space. Sound is waves thru air. No air no sound

[@Husky_Passion]

if the planet has no atmosphere , the logical spot to look at is not at the surface but inside !!! Use radar penetrating tech or whatever to find the interesting spots. Damn why would an idiot like me know better than those guys ? We are screwed !

[@vesmakrievski1743]

Inside the lava caves of extinct volcanoes ? Well they already are working with them their underground

[@dannyarmstrong2013]

Agreed.

[@davidmacphee8348]

@@vesmakrievski1743 Communication underground or water is very complicated and we take our cell phones for granted. Hopefully, we can learn more about lava tubes on the Moon, soon, sort of...

[@robertlathe2165]

It has an atmosphere, just not as thick as Earth's.

[@John...44...]

You don't know better than anyone. There once was an atmosphere on Mars. Anyone who has put technology on or around mars knows what they are doing....

[@rappergi212]

It has rocks right, Rocks build cities and cities house people; life. The question is why did you send a robot up there when you should of been sending people?

[@brandons2825]

There's fossils deeper under the surface.

[@LeofromFreo]

Really?

[@jasonlmathews]

how do you know?

[@sueelliott4793]

nah,they landed it in the desert, lol. I cracked up when Elon Musk said he would build bars on Mars. They would be Mars bars.

[@yusufeditzzzz]

What about the so called tunnels I heard they found?

[@danielash1704]

The surface tests is a joke to the biology class.

[@mangduardscercano3642]

very interesting

[@AAInc-pc8eo]

There Is Life Inside Earth

[@jaredgay3775]

...and Mars

[@DiscloseTruthTV]

Our ancient tunnels documentary explores that topic. Thanks for the view.

[@flyingdutchman9729]

Yes, Wurms!

[@gregjones3660]

Huh... maybe those aren't lava tubes. Maybe they are graboid tunnels...

[@agf7destined424]

All I can think about is Gigantic bugs! 🤔

[@vpatel9569]

I gave u ultimately rediscovery. Hello, Patelvimal.

[@draven3838]

Funny how they leave out the manned missions to Mars in 1962 and 1978 ,I've watch all the documentaries on Mars

[@clarencedavis982]

With all the radioactive bodies found around the world why want they admit there were smarter than us

[@and7barton]

Damn video ended mid-sentence which slightly spoiled what was a very interesting programme.

[@DiscloseTruthTV]

Hi Richard, there were only a few more words. 'Searching for Biomaterials seems to be the best way forward.' Thanks for watching. I'll try and get something else along these lines up soon.

[@and7barton]

@@DiscloseTruthTV I'm working my way through your entire list ! - Super stuff.

[@alancadieux2984]

Tell people who live in Europe that there is gold in North America and they will find a way to cross the Atlantic too.

[@davenettlesmusic2954]

They already did, 172 years ago.

[@GrippingLipsFishing]

Wow, hours later and I'm the first comment? OK, 1st! I thought microbes were found already, plus ice and/or water.

[@alfredsutton7233]

Depends on who you listen to, I guess. I agree with you.

[@chrisduden7382]

IMHO even with liquid water, not likely we will find life had existed on Mars

[@ByteMeCompletely]

One scientist noted, "Mars has all the building blocks for Life". I noticed, Mars also has all the building blocks for BUILDINGS, but I don't see any BUILDINGS. It takes an architect, Cletus.

[@kevinduffy6712]

There is ruind bulings there you just have to look sat the pictures ?

[@audreymondress4058]

You should check where a light comes from inside

[@jonolliexb]

7:54 and on about the hydrogen peroxide.. that's the first time i've heard this (which surprises me) but i caught myself nodding in agreement while entertaining the thought. interesting.

[@Emdee5632]

As far as I know, no (ancient) life on Mars has been discovered. It is known that Mars was a warmer and wetter place once - but that is not proof of life. Martian rocks found on Earth, brought here by asteroid impacts, are no exception. We MIGHT discover life - or ancient long dead life - on Mars any day. But that day hasn't come.

[@edwardanthony7283]

There was once something substantial thriving there.

[@d540vamartin9]

Just like we have risen and fallen countless times on earth, so was the same on mars long ago

[@liquidbraino]

@@d540vamartin9 We may end up discovering missing chapters from our own history on the surface of Mars.

[@nealsausen4651]

They may yet still be life on Mars! They simply went underground! They went subterranean! there are probably Great, massive, living, thriving cities and city states inside the red planet right now as we speak who’s to say there isn’t?! And if they’re smart they’ll Lilo every time The “humans” come snooping around! They the Martians may let us know of those their existence when they are or we are ready or maybe not!

[@kenbritton8227]

Yes, the very peculiar finds on the surface that I've seen before where not mentioned here at all.

[@billblaski9523]

We just need to dig deep down into Mars and see if we find fossils or something, right?

[@patlemay8006]

"without bringing back a piece of the astro subject you can't know what it's made of." (bringing)sending back a reading of photons gathered by high tech lenses allows us to read it's composition. ... "someone got it right considering the times

[@nancyallen8497]

None of the landers can detect life since 1976

[@clarencedavis982]

There will never be an answer, if life is found, it would have to be admitted that there were bodies found at Roswell, and other places

[@jessiejames2155]

Are we allowed to re-magnify the poles on Mars...in order to bring back the atmosphere, or does this go against the policies of the Galactic Federation ...??

[@gregjones3660]

Maybe about as likely that a second Deathstar is going to destroy that same planet...

[@chrisyukna8007]

Thomas Gold said that Nasa's dreams of Martian Oceans is just that. He believed that when Mars had a magnetosphere and lots of water it was warmer but still mostly an Ice planet and the ocean could have been liquid under an ice cap. BTW If you really want to how to terraform Mars you could look at My "Plasma Water Theory," or "Could a Modern Stovetop Explain Better Global Warming" both I feel explore how some of the Gaia Effect works. nuff said

[@barnygogl]

It may be a long shot but would cfc's in an exoplanets atmosphere be detectable? if so, are cfc molecules made by other means than artificial (man made or other entity made)? It would be interesting to know that another (intelligence?) is trashing their planet too

[@dbdveggies7325]

I believe mars has a history known to some and hidden to most ...

[@ryanblasphemous1337]

I am the first sign of life in this comment section 🙂

[@gedmccole6143]

Why not send intellegent robots That can sow the seeds of life So we can one day live there . Build Labs.so forth...

[@marypatten9655]

Good idea. Am sure that every time we send an object there we keave some if this stuff we find with the next one we send. So forth and so one. Who knows what our deposits of trace material will lead to.

[@ernestotanner9951]

Awesome 😍💋 💝💖♥️❤️

[@DiscloseTruthTV]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@bluestarhealingangels9162]

Oh there life but not on the planet but in the planet Mars just got liberated in 2021

[@antonnym214]

Gil Levin, the designer of the labelled release experiment directly contradicts your assertion that the radioactive CO2 was a single occurance. In fact, the results are that more activity was indeed observed, and it coincided with the day/night cycle. surely, you are aware of this, and therefore lying to us for your own purpose!

[@whisperatnight5877]

I’m guessing the photographs are not Mars? What is with all the artifacts???

[@davidyeoman4500]

Probably inside the lava tubes/caves are some microbial critters.

[@DiscloseTruthTV]

Could be. Thanks David.

[@haiedd2142]

MSS Mars Space Station built. Then we mastered a.i.. Using advanced a.i. to build advanced robots like Virtual Drones Operating. Missions to build habitats. Missions to drilling. Missions of many things. Building creations of man is long terms....

[@geraldjackson263]

Ask Jeff bezos I guarantee he has the mining rights for Mars

[@susanclark3973]

It looks like we can begin life here some how looks like a blank canvas for humankind

[@NorthernGate777]

i would prefer it if we could travel anywhere we wanted to on earth and explore

[@chadkline4268]

Who cares if there was life on Mars? What does it matter to anything!

[@1DNR]

-If life exists Or existed would they say, I doubt it...

[@DiscloseTruthTV]

Many would agree with you. Thanks for watching this Mars video.

[@d540vamartin9]

Just like they say the giant machined stonework here o. Earth was done by stone and copper tools. Lol ancient civilizations have risen and fallen many times here, as well as there

[@John...44...]

They would say. There is no reason why they wouldn't. This would all be a secret if they weren't going to publish any results

[@manjitdhanju4615]

How big an achieve.ment wil'l it be if insects Are found on mars msdhanju

[@onpurpose2629]

How did Mars loose its atmosphere? It’s oceans? When? Would our sun going nova do it?

[@RareSoulKTF]

Read John Brandenburg about the discovery of Nuclear Isotopes in Mars Atmosphere very interesting.

[@John...44...]

I believe it's something to do with the lack of a magnetic field on Mars, which protects the atmosphere from solar flares etc

[@kenthhamner2641]

The core died and there's no protective electromagnetic field to prevent solar radiation from bombarding the planet. Much like Earth Mars got wholloped by a collision with a large celestial body sometimein its past as well.

[@marypatten9655]

Yes. If our sun went Nova, we would be blown to bits and then thide bits sucked into the black hole it would form.

[@Chair.dreamer]

Mars people are also landed a Earth Rover near Antarctica to study how to survive on earth...

[@MadPaperPeople]

they landed real close together..

[@maryglover7600]

There is a video of Mars left me wondering it was a video on mountain that had split in two almost like earthquake! On the inside of the split mountain, it seems like they were like people that had bern cought between the mountain as if the mountain swallow them up,I believe there was life

[@yunusjhon651]

Life on Mars fills of rocks and has no jungle at all it a sign of dying place for every life or any creature .

[@plhebel1]

Is that actual video at 47 seconds in? Look , I mean what is that? As far as the two Viking craft and the testing they did,, Don't get me started, I called BS back in 77 when I was a snot nosed kid and listened to the outcome of the testing on the soil of Mars.

[@adamw8818]

I don't believe life is on Mars or ever was on Mars, I doubt there's even life In space other then micro organisms, although...I do believe life is in the making somewhere out in space...just like earth once did

[@terrence9996]

Then your saying we are a once only planet. Open your eyes and ears. How many planets are in our system and how many systems are out there. You are a one off

[@Edwardbwalti]

No life? What about all those things flying off of cliffs? Birds? Some sort of flying life and many other small creatures.

[@jessiejames2155]

Right now, we may very well be working on re-magnifying the poles on Mars artificially, to create an Ocean, an atmosphere, and higher temperatures ...

[@gregjones3660]

Doesn't that require extraordinary pressures which melt iron and the churning iron creates magnetic Flux lines?

[@yushaubabatundehassan2640]

... they're basing their Experiments and Conclusions on Earth standard

[@mwmann]

My wife loves Mars---- ----Mars bars that is !!!!!!!

[@capitalismblows]

Where did the image at 8:50 come from?

[@dannyhh4559]

In some parts of Asia's there are red soil that looks like the ones on mars

[@danielspeedy6972]

The life force that was on Mars they nuked themselves that's why it looks like that and I hope mankind learns that we don't do it to ourselves

[@killroywashere1254]

If there is water on Mars than there could be life on Mars. Methane on Mars means there is life on Mars.

[@BG-xq5jg]

They need to dig deeper😎😎😎

[@cameronkillian2734]

My favorite is the birds eye view of the cinder block ruins on Mars

[@abrilitotimbal1109]

Soon... Marsians found a fossil of a ship

[@marypatten9655]

Lol.

[@tedc3895]

A rock is a rock.

[@rock323232]

The Inverse Square Law of light simply and easily proves that the moon, planets and the stars are close and if they were as the brightest that we observe them on their surface “if it was possible to stand upon” they would be many magnitudes brighter then the sun. Just do the math.

[@KevMac58]

There was or still is life on mars!!!!!!!

[@kevinduffy6712]

There probably is evidence that mars had life on it and not that long ago ?. They just have to find it . By digging below the surface ?.

[@saudip9854]

Tf, 2021 but kept repeat vikin, vikin.

[@whataway8180]

Why don't we just live underground?

[@DiscloseTruthTV]

Lava tubes could be an option. Thanks for watching.

[@marypatten9655]

Many people already are.

[@duanestephan6838]

What about the pool of fluid they found which was orangish red?