The Asteroid that Flattened Mars

[@khalnayakshah7078]

This is 12 years old video and still feels FRESH!!!!

[@janderson1008]

Hopefully one day Earth will have intelligent life

[@DrWoodyII]

J Anderson: Sadly, you shouldn't get your hopes up.

[@ferret1337]

the derp is strong, just look at a flat earther. do you really think humanity will survive? you could tell these idiots that hotdog water makes them smarter and they would believe it.

[@tradingpost2472]

Tzeentch Y'reckon?🌎🐓

[@tradingpost2472]

J Anderson Wouldn't bank on it!!🌎 💥

[@chesterfieldthe3rd929]

Truest statement ever made.

[@DinosaurEmperor84]

"But mars doesn't give up its secrets easily, it's almost as if it is --Too far away and difficult to reach with the proper equipment and manpower to do an appropriate examination--"

[@jackkessler9876]

Sure it does. You just need the Right Stuff.

[@JanicePhillips]

lol

[@prettyboimut1]

Dinosaur Emperor okay 👌🏽

[@امفهدالشمري-م1ز]

يا الله كان كان السما والصحف تهز تهتز بيوم عرفه انك تشوف ظلامه والجور والاحسد والحش والحقد والاهانه ا انك تشوف الفرج

[@dukeon]

Aliens hiding underground, exhaling methane: “The humans are on to us. Time to pack up and find another place live”

[@myotherfakeid]

Took him almost 15 minutes to get to the asteroid mentioned in the title. I therefore proclaim the title clickbait.

[@MolassesLover]

The setup was necessary to give enough context.

[@coucounybacon9389]

yeah i though he lied

[@HooyahPeacock]

You the real hero thank you

[@امفهدالشمري-م1ز]

ياالله الا ضنين اني حكي أوان ماعمري جبت طير احد لا عمري ضريت احد لا عمري ظلامت احد ولا عمري حسد احد لا مري ضيقت احد لا عمري كذبت ولا سبيت لا حشيت لا بأحد وكله واحد عندي انك تعطيني ع قد نيتي

[@darthjarjar5309]

I came for the title. I stayed for the science. I wish clickbait videos were as interesting and enriching as this video.

[@Bluey8890]

Imagine if one day humans had the technology to jumpstart the magneticfield on Mars

[@gunrunner4637]

Possible it takes a liquid center to make a magnetic field

[@lukestrawwalker]

Does you no good without volatiles to create an atmosphere... maybe crash thousands or hundreds of thousands of comets into Mars... Or push Ceres into Mars... Later! OL J R :)

[@thehippo_]

Bint u Hope Elon Musk make the impossible possible.

[@freespiritable]

@Bint u let's just nuke its core 😂

[@Hubris423]

It's too far away from the sun, it'd be cold as fuck there

[@Sourcecode01]

This reminds me of the stuff I used to watch on my grandad's cable TV about 35 years ago! :) good times... .

[@ericclaeyborn8359]

They taught a flat Mars back then, too?

[@JanicePhillips]

At least this is in HD and actual pictures instead of crappy artist's renditions. LOL

[@ghostgamingxd7881]

Earth : mars what’s your story Mars: it’s embarrassing really 🤦‍♂️

[@3012paulchambers]

The narrator said that Mars had a magnetic field similar in strength to that of earth, but an asteroid collision vulcanized the surface of Mars causing Mars' magnetic field to switch off or more likely dulled its affect because Mars does have a magnetic field but a very weak one. With the absence of a strong magnetic field Mars' oceans evaporated over a period of time. If not for this asteroid collision Mars may have become a habitable planet at the same time as earth

[@BoyejercitoVlog]

There is no place like home, help preserve our beautiful planet.. The Earth.

[@martharichardson4865]

your absolutly right earth is a beautiful planet, the only thing that makes it ugly is the evil crooked people that live on it, momma earth has taken care of us and how do we pay her back, polute air and water

[@totallynoteverything1.]

spedop08 but just in case Elon got us covered

[@Extremez]

Unless people rubbing down earth. ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡° )yellow ocean alert

[@ferret1337]

everything poops, there are just more sea creatures then land ones going into the water

[@DonCDXX]

The best way to preserve Earth's beauty is to get the humans off of it.

[@fpshooterful]

After watching this, I am going to go watch Total Recall (The Original) now.

[@malaki1344is]

Get your ass to mars!!

[@bulldogtonyyt1116]

To see 3 boob's! (. )( . )( .)

[@glennt69lol]

Howser > Quaid

[@ericwood3709]

Always nice to find new quality documentaries on KZbin! Or in this case, 10-year-old quality documentaries. :D

[@thiendao8328]

Mars: I feel bad for Earth Human: let land on Mars Mars: No please no

[@MazorKuziaki]

He repeatedly says that Mars isn't suitable to sustain life... of course... he's referring to the conditions it takes to sustain life as WE have seen it. If there are living organisms on Mars, they' probably evolved to the point where water and livable conditions as we see it are almost non-necessities.

[@oliverbreitmaier2096]

Keyshell i like the way you are thinking. Most people dont consider the fact that life is able to adapt to any enviroments. Take the lifeforms around the deep sea volcanos and there is a whole ecosystems that evolved in an..what we have formerly seen...hostile enviroment.

[@douglasbrannon6525]

Keyshell there are 3 types of humanoids on mars . The mars Rover ran over one of the little ones and killed it . They are 5 or 6 inches tall. So the other little one was shaking his fist at the rover.

[@Doctorma6262]

I am medical student but from my childhood science has always intrigue me

[@NewScapePro]

10:28 OMG GIANT SPIDERS ON MARS?!?!

[@SteinerYoutube]

NewScapePro no they are ded

[@edcm926]

Lol

[@sakura_Akina]

You stupid thats the edit of gravity on the video YOU STOOOPID

[@tylersukii9276]

who knew you worried about that lol-

[@apotato3511]

Wow I never Knew you watched this:/

[@acohen3951]

A very well done video, which I personally enjoyed watching and listening to.

[@quietpresence-79k47]

Information in this video is closer to facts - better than lot of other channels adding up fantasy stories to their subject 👍🏿

[@certee]

i love science shows that dont talk down to you and explain things well

[@bigpianoguy]

Well, that was depressing...

[@junius3927]

For some reason I thought Mariner 4 came much later. I remember seeing the first images of Mars when I was in college in the 1970's and being surprised by the unexpected cratering of the landscape. I'll never forget watching the grainy black and white images of the Apollo moon landing of 1969. I remember stepping outside, looking up at the moon and thinking "We're there!" An incredible feeling.

[@darthkotya]

You said that "earth is the only planet with water". And you're wrong.

[@tambell6270]

Last I heard Mars was a sphere and not flat! It’s bad enough hearing flatheads talking about Earth being flat!🤬

[@nikitavisuals568]

Mars is a dodecahedron. Just like Earth. It's obvious.

[@feraudyh]

Who said that Mars was flat?

[@martincvitkovich724]

see my answer to Jim Coulter

[@paulstovall3777]

Tam Ask 'em if they can blow 'flat' bubbles.

[@paulstovall3777]

@C Tac I do hope you realize that there were several Mars 'rovers' built by NASA.... Correct? Most of which are used for testing under harsh conditions here on earth such as Greenland that emulate Martian environment.

[@georgensal]

Very nice documentary, truly enjoyable....thank you for uploading it...

[@paulwerdel4745]

Other scientists believe the deep canyon was caused by a giant electrical discharge.

[@calstongroup]

From a near collision with another planet (niburu possibly)

[@cbrucesbiz]

You are correct. They have evidence that can be recreated in the lab. www.thunderbolts.info. I have been following since it began. You have a lot of studies to catch up weeks maybe a month or two.

[@douglashoward4206]

@@MythionVRwho said nibiru would be here in 2012?

[@douglashoward4206]

@@cbrucesbiz mars cattle flatchulance

[@douglashoward4206]

@@MythionVR it's on 3,600 yr round trip. once we see Herculobus "second sun" . it will take decades to go around Helios then back out. dragging all sizes of rocks behind it. those people confused the mayan calendar ending. if it's true.

[@jackkessler9876]

If there had been civilizations on Mars one or two billion years ago, how would we know of them, or they of us? We are more isolated in time even than we are in space.

[@farnorthweaver7793]

@Jack Kessler. I wouldn't say that at all. My education was primarily Anthropology/Archeology/Linguistics. And I read alot, and am a Christian. Nevertheless, The Vedas are very curious, as they speak on their Own History, which appears to be in part, allegorical. In that there are claims of flying machines, that could have gone to a place such as Mars. All over the world there is evidence of space travel, found directly within The Indus Script, as well as a plethora of evidence out of all Mesoamerica, and over much of South America. The best way to find these things... Is READ and Explore. Look at Artifacts online. I watched a video of such last week. A Russian fellow has a channel that shows these objects... vlad is his first name, his last name escapes me. He's Russsian, and his channel is VERY Compelling!

[@jackkessler9876]

@@farnorthweaver7793 Every country has clusters of researchers, sometimes hundreds of them, called university faculties. Curiously not a single one of them agrees with you. Only some weird Russian website whose name you can't remember. Oddly enough every single researcher of all those tens of thousands calls theories like yours "crackpot". Amazing coincidence? Maybe not.

[@jackkessler9876]

@@farnorthweaver7793 So you consider that flying machines that could fly to Mars are real because they are almost mentioned in the Vedas, but you don't accept Noah and the Flood? Maybe you are less educated / critical than you think you are?

[@Ganderco]

You would look for PLASTIC. hehe :P

[@Block_91]

I saw somewhere that the Zulu culture believes their gods came from Mars. At the end of 2018 we discovered a crater in Greenland dated 12.000 years ago wich is (theorized to be) responsible for the ending of the Ice Age. The meteor that made the crater came from the Taurid wich is an Mateor shower that still around our solar system to this day. my crazy theory(and i know its a strech) its that the Taurids hit mars much harder than earth completly destroying it ...the inteligent life that lived there and was able to get out alive in spaceships or whatever had to come to earth and start from scratch...

[@htos1av]

Still relevant, fresh, ten years later. Good starting point.

[@lesliewordsworth8492]

Ruubetteß

[@itzfedora_yt4577]

If something that big hit Mars it would of blown the atmosphere away instantly

[@JwilliamsAssociates]

Sounds reasonable.. But " I " don't know that for sure. How do you know that?

[@thanesgames9685]

LOl, yeah, that animation was ridiculous. It did not seem to have anything to do with what they were describing, since it removed the entire surface of the planet away to reveal a molten core, everywhere. If everything that was left was glowing hot, the surface would have just slumped back into an even ball. It doesn't need that spectacular an explanation - it is a much smaller rock, so its core cooled off faster, so it doesn't have a molten core anymore that spins to create a magnetic field. Lack of magnetic field lets the solar wind strip the gas out of the atmosphere, favoring the lighter gasses and leaving the heavier CO2.

[@xdisruptor6630]

The desolate face of mars will prove to be the future of earth if we keep going down the road to perdition we're currently in. There's a good chance that our fossils will become the laughing stock for all true civilizations out in there in the cosmos that will survive long enough to discover whatever little has been left to remind the universe of our arrogant presence.

[@glennt69lol]

Your putting to much importance on our insignificant existence, within the unimaginable vastness of the universe we are no more than a single grain of sand upon a seemingly endless desert.

[@donschallock8388]

These explorations should convince us that our earth is something uniquely suited to human development, and worth preserving at all costs. Colonizing Mars is an expensive and wasteful diversion of resources better spent on saving THIS planet.

[@egmccann]

You know how *small* scientific budgets tend to be? Buy two less F-35s and double NASA's budget. We waste so much on the military right now - which *can't,* by the way, successfully be audited - it's insane. And I'm saying that as someone who's *for* military development and getting our troops the best equipment. Break the big companies up so they have to compete again, redo lobbying rules and rein in the lobbyists, actually reform the military budgets so they *can* be audited and we can cut down on some of the stupid waste and pork projects, then use the savings for education, infrastructure and, yes, exploration - because exploration's how we learn and eduction's how we understand.

[@yardfowl3149]

a lot of speculation in these videos....take it all with a grain of salt, the speculations will change in time

[@Crashed131963]

Religion is a speculation with zero proof that had not changed in 2000 years.

[@egmccann]

This is how science WORKS, you realize. "This is what we're seeing. These are the conclusions and where the evidence seems to point right now." So, *obviously* as they find new evidence, those conclusions will either be reinforced or will change. This is why you will *always* hear "Apparently" or "It seems." Unlike religion, there is very little a scientist will say "this is 100% what happened" about, especially on things like this, because *they may get new evidence.*

[@egmccann]

@Kapt'n Pee ... you need to learn what a scientific theory is. It's what wraps evidence, observation and experimentation together to give the best explanation together. There's nothing here that "erodes inquisitive minds." If nothing else, it may get those minds interested in finding out more and proving or disproving more evidence. That's how science works.

[@baruchben-david4196]

@@Crashed131963 That may apply to some religions, but does not apply to all.

[@dynjarren5454]

Right away its fulla shit...because Mars isn't flat

[@WolfieD-yp5ez]

"once upon a time," the world was hit from an astray asteroid from the "asteroid belt". It came at a cataclamistic (or whatever) event.. that the world was incinerated within minutes! The people could do nothing to protect themselves, but to ask scientists for help! Within the time they had left, the world decided to go to Earth! With all they had aboard to protect their "History,Life etc." Preservation of their lives was sent to earth! The warmest planet they believed could help survival of their Lives! "Mission To Mars" rings a tune!! I believe "WE" could be the "Martians"!?

[@WolfieD-yp5ez]

@kurgan highlander Aye m8 had a few shots o malt! cuddna think right mind ye! but thank ye dearly!

[@LionheartedDan]

Very informative and well produced - thank you! I really appreciate your discussion of magnetic fields and their impact. Something we might consider more diligently when looking at climate change here on earth...

[@maxwaller2055]

16:21 hours Pacific Standard Time on Monday, 25 March 2019

[@HappyFlapps]

Mars' history makes me sad.

[@martincvitkovich724]

me too, it's like a lost genetic connection

[@sunnyjim1355]

You shouldn't. It's not impossible that Mars seeded life to Earth.

[@jawad7546]

Same goes for Venus

[@patrickbennett439]

Be happy, it would have been a slave planet. All those marshans/slaves have been saved by the destruction!

[@martingazdag7570]

@@patrickbennett439 imagine in 2020 the #marslivesmatter movement instead of the black throwing a tantrum lol

[@oobrocks]

I especially love the historical aspects!

[@quantumcat7673]

They said that Earth magnetic field is generated in the mantle of Earth. That is false. The Earth magnetic field is generated in the liquid iron core that surrounds the solid iron core.

[@scalawag6878]

This is correct.

[@freespiritable]

How much time have we got till it solidifies?

[@Hubris423]

@@freespiritable The way Earth has been warming up the past 10 thousand years makes me think its heating up

[@3dvorator]

@@freespiritable enough time to let you pay your loan...don't worry bro...:))

[@freespiritable]

@@3dvorator lol I'm a curious human being 😻

[@arcare001]

You should watch The Lightning Scarred Planet Mars from the Thunderbolts Project

[@collinwadham6582]

A very, very well presented, open minded, and educational documentary. Classic.. I hope your others are the same.

[@kevingrove4379]

So Mars is flat now too??? Holy shit, I gotta get a telescope!

[@dillonmech7206]

Dont waste your time its still a sphere.

[@bmon4095]

Kevin Grove ... of course Mars is flat.... that’s why you can’t see it in the daytime... when it’s ‘edge’ is facing us 😂😂😂😂 ( sarcasm, light years beyond the flatbrainers )

[@martincvitkovich724]

I am an ex junkie from the 1970's and now aged 67 years, and even I can understand the flattening. Maybe your high IQ needs a little jump

[@alanguages]

Venus, Earth and Mars all had life. Only Earth continued while the other sister planets died. So sad.

[@moakley]

Check your uranus

[@alanguages]

@@moakley I already shit in your mouth. If you want more, bring me to a buffet.

[@Jbdahkoto]

Exactly! Mars was the planet of the pale white peepz Venus was the africans then the Asteroid belt was the hebrews which had even been exploded by the Alpha Draconians(zionists,emirates,maharajas,chitauries,so on..). So this recent space jam Earth must had been the planet of the far eastern asians & the native indians prior to the moon was brought here!

[@JUST-UK-JAY]

@@moakley ha ha ha

[@patrickbrennan1317]

alanguages amazing what people will do to deny God the second coming of Christ will settle this

[@gator8287]

Another great perspective I came across on you tube is: Symbols of an Alien Sky Episode 2: The Lightning Scarred Planet Mars. Perhaps the universe is electric! Great videos!

[@BradleyAndrew_TheVexis]

Titan (Saturn's moon also does) and so does another one of Saturn's moon.

[@mustachenecronimoku6593]

so could Earth one day become a Mars...and other living beings discover us

[@zolr3904]

And that's after the nuclear wars and biological wars struck

[@lordgarion514]

One day. But it will be billions of years from now. Mars is quite a bit smaller, and it appears contains a lot less radioactive elements. These two things combined to allow mars to cool enough to solidify its core. When the metal core filed enough to solidify the magnetic field shut down allowing the Sun's energy to strip away most of the atmosphere and basically sterilize the surface.

[@lordgarion514]

Robert Pruitt Filed= cooled

[@theskeds7256]

Earth will lose it's field in 3 bill years or so, but since the Sun will slowly swell and make the Earth too hot for life in about 1 bill years, I don't think much will be around to see it.

[@fruitella196]

+Gold Deity 5 bill years

[@renocasiban4755]

*7:44**.....HEY.....who took the video when the craft descend on its way....? I mean....all this time....who took the roover with exact 360 degrees angle when he do his job...? Is there any other craft along with it...?*

[@sohotimsmokin7573]

The Valles Marinara was not formed by water.

[@tallahassZ]

electrical scarring... EUT

[@sohotimsmokin7573]

@@tallahassZ Electrical Scarring is good, but there was much more going on than that. I believe it was a drudging from space. Electricity may displace material. But where is the miles high mountain of material? It is missing. This was a mining operation from space.

[@tardigrade9493]

Soho tim smokin. ditto grand canyon. where's the debris

[@sohotimsmokin7573]

@@tardigrade9493 The Grand Canyon was carved by a river. To shut down the problem with the water being the culprit in this case, all you have to do is look at a close up high definition photo. There is no snaking dry river bed. Look at the top of the edge of the canyon. Weathering does not yield rocks at its edges. There are places in the canyon that looks like the excavation was scooped. And if were at a beach and you grabbed some soft dirt with your hand, some of that loose dirt my fall from between your fingers and cause a rough patch on a smooth surface. You see the same thing on some of the places where it is not the canyon.

[@tardigrade9493]

I have been to Grand Canyon, no way a river cleared it, it is too wide, too deep, and there is no debris anywhere. A fun explanation is that off-worlders excavated it. If that does not amuse you, don't laugh.

[@lyndior8963]

So perfect for taking a nap. Works every time. Zzzzz

[@eviedoowup4959]

The narrator has a piece of white medical tape holding his glasses together, and he wears a plastic pocket protecter in his shirt pocket. And he's very familiar with the uses of a pepper shaker, and tweezers.

[@mattizzle81]

This and Andrew Ng talking about AI. Works every time. Put Deep learning/AI videos in your sleep playlist it really works

[@lesleydalrympleoneil6471]

I love this soft-spoken narrator! My husband of 40 years was also soft-spoken.

[@NextinHKRY]

Thanks for helping me fall asleep with the voice!

[@tnekkc]

My bridgeport mill made a microwave module that is on mars.

[@eltigre249]

Congratulations.

[@tnekkc]

@Cat Funt "Tin foil hat" is a slur. They prefer, "Those who adorn Faraday shields for protection from electromagnetic fields"

[@User0000000000000004]

SOMEONE GET THIS MAN A COOKIE!

[@kenrik2105]

Wherever cosmic event that created the asteroid belt (exploded planet?) could have evaporated most of the surface water and atmosphere on Mars, and caused the survivors to travel to Earth. Perhaps an electrical discharge on a planetary scale that hit the surface(Valles Marineris?)

[@freespiritable]

😅 i too always wander that maybe we came from Mars.

[@jbrobertson6052]

Thanks for the video the narrative was good liked and Subscribed. Cheers

[@away-ce08]

2019? Probably not

[@erikeriks]

Shut up you like beggar

[@Odin029]

I love this narrator. It's like I'm being hypnotized. I'm getting very very sleepy....

[@indianarchangel]

You need to hear my maths teacher then, you'd fall asleep in 2 minutes

[@josephoquin8353]

Thanks NBC KZbin! I Hate missing the nightly news ...

[@Dr.A.Rosenberg]

NASA : "Never A Straight Answer ! "

[@WadcaWymiaru]

We CAN terraform mars, but on very rough way XD By dropping Ceres on it hahahaha

[@WadcaWymiaru]

You mean from MArs to Eart? Between 40 second to 2 min of delay...

[@hoyola1]

How can we even terraform something?

[@WadcaWymiaru]

Terra form = making Earth :\ This is about the soil as well...like deserts.

[@WadcaWymiaru]

I do not have a car, i do not understand.

[@WadcaWymiaru]

English isn't my own you fucking xenophobe!

[@dunnono00]

Proposed to possibly be a water world. It could also be a rocky planet, a mini-Neptune, and so on.

[@chrislongstay]

So Mars is flat like the Earth???

[@chrislongstay]

@@mikejones9961 Guess you don't recognise sarcasm.

[@mikejones9961]

@@chrislongstay sorry, i'm getting old

[@chrislongstay]

@@mikejones9961 No worries, getting ancient myself. :-)

[@mikejones9961]

@@chrislongstay it's funny though. thanks for pointing it out to me

[@medexamtoolscom]

This narrator's voice..... reminded me of the annoyingly upbeat voice of Daria's optimistic male English teacher from the show Daria.

[@lumox7]

Charlie Sheen's daddy.

[@Pohleece222]

Excellent presentation.

[@TheShootist]

""it's almost as if the little planet is embarrassed" oh my aching algore.

[@sundas2827]

we can never colonize on mars its is too harsh of a climate and the solar radiation can cause extreme problems since mars doesnt have an atmosphere stable enough

[@JUST-UK-JAY]

lol ... ok ;) fuckin whack job

[@ericwood3709]

@@JUST-UK-JAY He is more or less right, though. Mars is a pretty harsh place. We can barely get by living on our own planet's poles. Mars is many time worse for the reasons handa swami has listed - the atmosphere is thin and practically useless to us and does not block solar or cosmic radiation the way Earth's does, and it lacks that large, protective magnetic field that also blocks radiation. This would lead to potential radiation poisoning of anyone staying on Mars for a very long time. The problem would be hard to mitigate artifically. It would be little better than colonizing the Moon. The low gravity would also be a potential health issue, since extended exposure to microgravity leads to a whole other set of health problems, most notably a loss of bone density.

[@geoffhalsey2184]

@@ericwood3709: Apparently it isn't that difficult to create an artificial magnetic field to protect the Martian atmosphere, which surprised me. Watch this for more -> The First Step in Terraforming Mars kzbin.info/www/bejne/nIaTg4GVmahlhrs

[@ericwood3709]

@SIMON WINGETT Total Recall had a three-breasted mutant woman and imagined a race of Martians that left behind an immense machine to thaw out a global supply of frozen atmospheric gasses, which restored Mars' atmosphere to earthlike pressure and composition in a matter of minutes.

[@BebeBijou]

Said who? The Scientist-Government. Don't believe in the hype.

[@letsbehonest4221]

8.08 why did they edit in a blured out square over the patch that had the white chunks. You can liturally see the edited in blured square to cover then over..

[@thomasod0591]

What if we are descendants of marshians that moved here as life on earth was evolving and mars dying?

[@thomasod0591]

I know, this was a complete guess

[@fuzzywzhe]

Unlikely. The human genome of man and many other animals has been completely mapped and it's easy to see that we branched from apes. If we came from mars, we came as pets, or bacteria.

[@joseaguilar4455]

And where's the proof of intelligent and advanced ppl that traveled the space ? Can u ask to the dinosaurs ? Hahaha idiots

[@Benzinilinguine]

Science isn't based off of "what ifs". So until you get some sort of proof... [citation needed]

[@erikeriks]

Lol

[@christosvoskresye]

Several places have (or may have) liquid water, but you need more than water. Basically, you need energy, a source of low-entropy energy, and a way to have that energy carry away the additional entropy created by life. This works on earth because we have liquid water on a surface that receives energy in the form of sunlight. That energy does not build up indefinitely, though; it is eventually transformed into heat and radiated back into space as infrared, carrying away a lot of entropy.

[@scorpiusrexman1017]

What if Mars had life like a human aliens made an underground civlization before the water vanished

[@mickelodiansurname9578]

Holly deemer Not enough time, it was impacted soon after it formed. There might be a slim chance of microbial life though. But for complex life you need lots of oxygen...and microbes producing oxygen, like earth, well it just didn't have enough time to get started.

[@strategicthinker8899]

Yp. That's the conclusion any sensible person jumps to first!

[@asiaticoasis]

They do now there is no what if

[@JosephDunphy]

@Holly deemer - An entertaining thought. If we were to settle there, ourselves, going underground would be our best choice. The residents of a world that was dying in the way that Mars died could use such a move to go on living after their world died. But let's say this happened. In the billions of years that have passed, they haven't managed to get off world, say to go find some ice? Do a little asteroid mining? An ancient Martian civilization capable of going underground should have been capable of continuing to advance, and leaving signs we would have seen by now, I would think.

[@sunnyjim1355]

What if I broke my foot off in your ass? About as likely, just saying.

[@ronnieboucherthecrystalcraftsm]

2.49 was all i could stand = fart gas video !

[@pigsbishop99]

This is a great documentary.

[@OsakaGai420]

3/4 of the way in we FINALLY get to the asteroid. Too much fluff in this piece: not everything 'space' has to include an entire history of every mission. The graphics were okay but it seemed they were more an excuse to continue padding this content rather than to illustrate points.

[@mi4johns]

Why does these space doc's always have narrators that sound like their Ambien just kicked in, ffs.

[@mortystation]

Great video. Great story telling. Great science. Thank yo!!!

[@chrisl.6211]

Imagine how life would be different if Venus and Mars were habitable, that while we, humans were more advanced, they were primitive species. Or if they were perfect for life but yet had no sentient life, if the latter happened I think we would have colonies there, if the former happened, we might have satellites looking down, waiting for the right moment for contact...

[@Zhicano]

That would be fucking awesome.

[@waissultannoorzad2607]

Yes no thanks we humans have done enough damage to this planet earth, I don't think we should destroy another , not we will be able to as per the Creator we will stay here till the resurrection day believe it.

[@kalywalykeke]

There is life on Mars, don't argue.....it's only bacteria

[@Avaruusmurkku]

Uncanny Loosecannon It would. I sometimes dream of such things. Solar system is quite boring. Imageine if earth would instead a be a habitable moon orbiting a gas giant, and there would be other habitable moons with life orbiting the same gas giant? If Earth wouldn't be the only one, we would have so much fun.

[@Jbdahkoto]

What if Mars was the planet of the pale white peepz Venus was the africans then the Asteroid belt was the hebrews which had even been exploded by the Alpha Draconians(zionists,emirates,maharajas,chitauries,so on..). So this recent space jam Earth must had been the planet of the far eastern asians & the native indians prior to the moon was brought here!?

[@gabyreedijk]

home sweet home

[@hugopolishoward5375]

anton barbe have you met our leader yet

[@c.m.b1283]

I love these kind off videos

[@3012paulchambers]

Please leave religious posts on religious videos, this video is about the fourth planet from our sun. Plus you've watched too many sci-fi movies, you're a sci-fi christian

[@patrickbrennan1317]

Paul Chambers it's not religion is a very relationship with Christ

[@TheGeeMaster1337]

There is life on Mars. Just bacterial. ...and I mean right now

[@maxpeterson8616]

Your evidence for the claim?

[@TheGeeMaster1337]

Nasa's unexplained mysteries it's a tv show

[@smorgington]

Could the bacteria evolve some how into organic beings? (Btw I'm Christian, but I'm just curious)

[@maxpeterson8616]

The Lazy Potato If there are bacteria, they are already organic. Perhaps you mean intelligent?

[@smorgington]

Yeah that's what I meant.

[@SuperBigwinston]

Very good video shows how far humans have gone in recent history . Without the knuckle dragging restrictions of religious sects of the world.

[@jeanmeslier9491]

It's coming, wait for it,...........soon...... ELECTRIC UNIVERSE!!!!!!! I didn't see it in the comments, but I'm sure the Flat Martians will be out soon, see being flat, they cast no shadow and are almost impossible to spot. To catch one, you have to leave out strawberries, rolled in cinnamon sugar. Sorry, my meds ain't kicked in yet.

[@bodebliss]

God bless our ability to accept failure ! because w/o that a failure would end all future research! go figure!

[@JwilliamsAssociates]

Totally logical. Unfortunately there is no GOD but fortunately we are animals and we tend to keep trying.

[@adamsawyer779]

A good piece with the exception of the improperly authoritative declarations of the 'greatest' (or whatever words were used) metrics of the solar system.

[@thesamson1091]

We must bulid under ground city in mars for are future

[@TimeKillerC]

maybe mars had life like humans and there is an astroid that kiiled tham like the dinosarous

[@wesleyhobbs1325]

משעמם לי yesterday I was there

[@spamlord7570]

משעמם לי no it had bacteria no other type of life form noob

[@goldengatebridge4923]

משעמם לי ya

[@goldengatebridge4923]

Team epiphany Art what if it did idiot

[@happyhotdog4342]

Probably not, we would have seen at least one fossil by now. Or at least biological remains that were fossilized.

[@jant.carlsson5061]

Such a sad story. Mars is the planet that died young and all that's left is a distant echo from what can have been a place on the threshold to a world alive. It shows that size, among all other things that must be right for life to flourish, matters.

[@EUCLlD]

The title is too provoking for flat earthers

[@cantopia]

Creepy narrator voice.

[@TheJoeSwanon]

Annoying as hell

[@AlbeiroRodasIncaMoyacoche]

Beautiful document. Yes, let´s send all our factories there.

[@JwilliamsAssociates]

What about the one that made Earth Flat? LMAO

[@dillonmech7206]

LOL yeah I was thinking the flat earthers are going to love that title.

[@JwilliamsAssociates]

@@dillonmech7206 Mayfield deceived I'm sure the title suggests from a credible person or credible group I should say that the Earth is actually flat they've changed their position is credible sources change their position and they're going to announce his great announcement or reveal this great information and then it even starts off with the Earth being flat and then poof the truth comes out that any educated person or even with critical thinking knows the Earth is round there's no Force out in space because it's an ear vacuum to cause any other shape so the equal distribution of gravity from the center of the planet from the molten metals and I don't have all the facts cause it to be around just like a droplet of water dropped on a table it's perfectly round with exception of where there is force forcing it and not permitting it to be anything different gravity sucks the water to the table with whatever amount of force based on its mass has and the table forces that bottom portion of the droplet to be flat and the rest of it follows nature which is round when the droplet is falling from an eyedropper to the table before Splashtown guess what shape it is all the way around round! I'd like to think at the same time I would not like to think that all these flat-earthers are just seeking attention they just they just want to be part of the minority they want to stand out they want some sort of voice because they're fucking morons otherwise unfortunately because of their diminished mental capability which causes I'm sure or at least I think I'm not positive does Need for attention this need to be different this need to step outside of everybody else and draw their own path that lack of mental ability that causes that also causes them to pick stupid ass things like the Earth is flat which is easily provable both from photographs from space and they can say LOL that's doctored and critical thinking just common sense just testing the theory here on Earth with water or any other object that is lessor comes to the pressures of both a hard surface like a table and to the pressures of gravity which are clearly an effect with a drop of water sitting on a table

[@lyrimetacurl0]

That was Theia, 4.5 billion years ago Earth got flattened by Theia.

[@JwilliamsAssociates]

@@lyrimetacurl0 dude don't mention anything in billions of years you're going to finish it of all the religious sheep in here to believe that the Earth is 10000 years old

[@JwilliamsAssociates]

@Kram Sivad you is your comment directed to? Can't tell since you did not mention anyone. Also looking at the posts i don't even know what you are referring to.

[@innerviews897]

Creepy narrator voice

[@peterobinson3678]

I was gonna comment on this. Then I realised the vid is almost 10 years old. Then, I realised that I just have. So, lemme say, great video. Nice not to be talked down to. I'm gonna subscribe... -

[@Wildstar40]

Mars is not flat.

[@huntnwabbits8150]

Flat Mars.....I still believe

[@luthermcgee4412]

LincolnTek , you tell 'em bud.

[@tradingpost2472]

Sure it is, so is Earth havn't you heard of flat Earthers yet? lol

[@thomasgargano8813]

This is the best video of the Mars as we know of, great job!!! I learned a lot from this video,more so than high school ever. Please make another video of our Solar system,thanks.🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺🤙🏼🤙🏼🤙🏼🤙🏼

[@nerfinator6]

Can I copy these comments, and put them in the book of BULLSHIT?

[@frequencyhostage]

The narrators voice is incredibly annoying.

[@tarmizalindra1]

joakkakajsjjjjjsj

[@robbranson1084]

Poor man's Martin Sheen

[@Pighood]

Can't agree more. JESUS CHRIST.

[@dynamicwarfare]

I enjoyed this one better. it was very enthusiastic.

[@Jbdahkoto]

Yeap, it seems he must be a kind of a hypnotist! 🙌

[@kentmclellan9508]

funny thing about wind and sand, if you ever lived in a snowy climate with wind, so how long does it take to cover a crater on the red planet ? should be as smooth as a cue ball ?

[@Conflictinator]

Would be nice to know the name of the man who narrated this. I very much enjoyed the sound of it.

[@magnusmaul5447]

So, whereas Earth is geologically alive and well and while the Moon, Venus, and Mercury are geologically dead, Mars could be described as geologically crippled?

[@mrquizical]

That was interesting. I like that you acknowledged, competing theory's. Thank You

[@User0000000000000004]

I lik'e you're mom. Shut up.

[@marstheredone8857]

Ouch, that asteroid did hurt very much! I still believe I got some scars of it.