Looking For Life on Mars FULL SPECIAL | NOVA | PBS America

NASA launches its most ambitious hunt for traces of life on Mars, landing a rover in a rocky, ancient river delta. The rover will stow samples for possible return to Earth and test technology that may pave the way for human travel to Mars.
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[@prasadyadav8549]

Such Greate Documentary NOVA America.

[@DardaniaLion]

The landing shocked my heart. I mean real video of landing? Just amazing.

[@21davesalter]

😊😊

[@SwapnilDhabekar]

Loved 😍 watching this documentary

[@peterclarke3990]

I think we ought to be looking for intelligent life on Earth before we start looking elsewhere don’t you?

[@murlidharkhatkale5208]

We should look for not only intelligent life but also sane and kind hearted and broadminded researchers and sane politicians ..

[@AshrafFarms]

To the love and humanity

[@BROWNDIRTWARRIOR]

Human ingenuity may be the last bastion of hope for a dying planet --our own!

[@michaelanderson3096]

Life on Mars is probably up to 1 kilometer under the surface. Salt water deposits + protection from radiation may equal life - 😮. Next key spot to look for life is on Enceladus (moon of Saturn).

[@mervynhowell7784]

"Ever learning and never able to come to a knowledge of the truth". 2 Timothy 3:7. KJV.

[@startrekstarfleetlcars44779]

Why doesn't one Rover take a picture of all these other Rovers that have landed?

[@aloud9738]

They land them far from each other.

[@rhahultanz9581]

😍😍😍I love this documentary

[@tommyontrip]

Nice one 🥰

[@user-ds9vg7ln9c]

Excellent Work 👍

[@juanlapuente833]

This is a nice documentary, it already was three years ago, when you started airing it. It's been a long time since Perseverance is on Mars, any new documentary in the making?

[@terarawanepeawatere]

i love this documentary watching frm auckland NZ

[@LordofKings-Raj]

Pakuranga

[@Saprimentozz_Big_trap]

All technology on Mars. I believe in mission it

[@OZAV]

... if we are looking for life on / around the other celestial bodies, we should be looking also to create one that we are interested about and that can thrive in their local conditions. It would be also a clever-wise part of the (same) plan, as we go. Just for our vote, on the subject, for where it counts or matters :).

[@jimgraham6722]

Life in some form was discovered by the late Gil Devin and team in 1976. Sadly he will never get the Nobel.

[@johnbritain1790]

To state categorically that anything, anything at all, will never happen, is a tremendous risk. So good luck with that!

[@ioanbota9397]

Realy I like this video

[@frederickmwaurah7590]

Here's my take. When you take a very good look of the Martian topography, for those who understand geography & geology, you can't deny there was intelligent life. That intelligent life could have over exploited the resources & there was probably a nuclear war that stripped Mars off it's atmosphere. The little remainig inteligent life made it's journey to Earth. We are doing it all over again, the cycle continues.

[@elviesmascarenhas6059]

This Mars thing is great.... Congratulations... I too wish to be a Martian....

[@JayDeeChannel]

If there was life ever on mars we would have found it by now. We already went to Gail crater.. what’s the difference?

[@rameshsethi510]

There is no life on Mars lot of money has been spent to learn about,now the money should be spent here on our earth.

[@gopikaoberoi5334]

Every planet has some sort of life it's alive life has many form different from earth intelligence has made the universe s infinity 😊

[@LordofKings-Raj]

Make Live data accessable to public to understand in better way

[@MuhammadArsath-fw2gw]

Sending human its will answer 1000 Questions

[@kylew2165]

I'm glad all the nards from my high school found meaningful jobs, and get excited by cobbles on another planet. If we were all the same nobody would be different. And nothing new would ever be discovered.

[@rafaelbustamante4768]

I know its not possible to go to outer space for the next three reasons, 1. Hight heat radiation on sunlight +2,000 C, fuel vassels would explode. 2. Very low temperature in the shade -273 C, fuel vassels freeze over. 3. High vacuum in outer space, no propulsion possible and movement impair...😂

[@AndrewHelgeCox]

What was the airing date?

[@startrekstarfleetlcars44779]

I wanted to ask the community a question: I see a rising trend in scooters in America, even on tv here in FRANCE. How many scooters are there now. One possible reason is I believe they use alot less fuel.

[@abceedee4488]

We are the true aliens in Mars

[@LucDesaulniers1]

With the sands blowing, how Fetch found them

[@alfonsohermio4451]

For so many many, years NASA don't find any planets which have people living there.

[@JahoCirako-el3st]

22:03 Terraforming Mars shouid happen in5-6 years if we reach to travel with over 2000 m/s square acceleration space ships ,so you can shoot the stones from the cuiper belt

[@duncanbedford4765]

It will never,ever happen my friend.....

[@JahoCirako-el3st]

Get permission from X@Elon Musk.I am member of X ElonMuskfans

[@GertBowker]

meanwhile our planet suffered with all the testing and fuel burned to explore a red planet with sand, exactly where earth is heading ...

[@AnginMThomas]

True..burrning fossil fuels at this rate earth will be like mars in the future

[@TheBasedCanadian]

Lol 😂

[@terrywest8875]

Hi...

[@officialwildcardadventures]

You obviously know very little about methalox fuel.

[@GertBowker]

@@officialwildcardadventures keyword here is fuel, .... period

[@christeyensanders4362]

Not available in USA according to the VPN lol

[@hussainalmusallam6071]

How can we know if this is true or generated by the Ai?

[@briangicharu2899]

The disappointing fact is that there's no planet with H2O oceans in our solar system

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[@user-wt5qu4ut6s]

Waw

[@Keran-jq6wh]

You are going to find fossils or if your luck helped you then you are definitely going to find living amoeba.🙃🙂

[@Indygo9]

Curiosity rover found it! It's in sol 1065 rim of Gale crater. I discovered it a few years back and recovered the images as best as possible close to original colors. anyway check it out. Complex life on another planet in our solar system. Sometime in the past. All you have to do is look. I show you where in sol 1065 it is. So you can find everything too. This is no joke people. sol 1065 from 2015. it's all on my channel. I proved ET on Mars. Thank you. I'm not asking for your money please. I just want everyone to know that Mars had complex life on it at sometime.

[@murlidharkhatkale5208]

Till we thoroughly explore succeed in bringing out intelligent species beyond earth better explore thoroughly any possibilities to all the planets and moons suitable to survive and sustain properly on the new planets and moons suitable for the only known intelligent ,hardworking and relibly sustainable intelligent and only available and reliable intelligent species, till we encounter and sustainable intelligent technitieciens and kind kind hearted rulers.

[@WarqenhShiburu-kq1iv]

hi

[@davidhinds9816]

I find this ridiculous Mars has huge storms and and small test tube filled with sand laying on the surface of Mars will become buried from sight it is more than obvious that the test tubes will need to have trackers on their lids of within the tubes in order to be able to track them down and find them so why the H-ll did they not do that? This mission has cost so much and it has taken so long are they now telling us that this mission is going to fail because they did not install trackers in or on the test tubes? Whats the point?

[@kostasdinos8982]

Dont worry...they wont bring them back XD

[@davidhepburn9328]

There's no life on Mars or anywhere else.Isnt that obvious by now??

[@PAULLONDEN]

Nasa allowed to present this hype , while the Pentagon gets all it wants , allowed by the two allowed political parties.

[@kateb86]

It's arrogance man!!😂

[@kakandecharlse8548]

You haven't seen the Andromeda Galaxy?! It is at a distance that took light 2.5 million years to travel and reach us. You can now time travel 2.5million years into the past😂

[@johnambro7181]

Though tantalizing, we still have trouble getting to the moon. So what makes people believe we'll go to Mars in this century? How about a orbiting space station on the far side of the moon! So far lots of talk and speculation yet no attainable plan.

[@elitecereal]

we are going back to the moon this decade along with a lunar space station orbiting it, all in this decade. search up the artemis mission

[@filipaferreira7070]

😂😂😂😂

[@brianw612]

The Mars sample return mission is doomed. Way too costly, would drain funds from many other worth wild programs. This presentation is very dated.

[@richardknott2021]

If you want to find life that was on Mars,look in the mirror..

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[@paullukens7154]

Way too much hype. What happened to good Science shows?

[@anonymousperson8487]

Rocks & dirt, no life

[@elitecereal]

that's like me filling a spoon with some water from the atlantic and saying "yep no fish here". you clearly do not know what you're talking about.

[@anonymousperson8487]

@@elitecereal nope, more like you dreaming about measurements and saying damn it, there's gotta be something microscopic that wants to kill me

[@elitecereal]

@@anonymousperson8487 the fact that there's some microscopic organism on mars that can kill all life of earth is of course astronomically small, and even I'm not convinced. however, it's better to play the safe game. I mean, it would be disastrous if there was actually something on mars waiting to kill us and we completely ignored it. and although from a first look, mars appears to just be rocks and dirt, it's much more than that. you could learn more about that if you actually cared to think about it rather than stating your own opinion as fact without giving it a second thought.

[@hazel-rah4997]

Weak documentary.

[@indigenousnorwegianeuropa4145]

Still waiting for those self driving cars - and the colonization of Mars🫵