Ultimate Mars Challenge FULL SPECIAL | NOVA | PBS America

[@colinleat8309]

As a life long enthusiast and lover of all things Space Science 🔭, I can't get enough of these docs. I love PBS and all the different documentaries about the various Space, Earth, Biology, and history ❤️🖖😁🤘

[@bils6434]

I had the honor of meeting Sami Asmar at 'The Dish' at Parkes NSW, Australia. He was there on behalf of NASA. We all celebrated the landing. Cannot believe its been more than a decade.

[@OhCanadathebest]

Shut up lies

[@unkifa]

Wonderful video. Love seeing the NASA engineers so proudly talking about their components for curiosity. Also, I remember being a little kid hearing the epic PBS Nova intro music and getting excited to see some awe-inspiring science and it's so incredible to think you're still producing such amazing stuff so many decades later.

[@lindsayalisonstevens3592]

OMG, the guy at 36:51 sounds exactly like Egon Spengler from the animated version of ‘Ghostbusters’ from the 80s. He even has glasses too 😂😂😂

[@KapilaRathna-zg5ug]

How i could not thought address my thanks these great and intelligent peaple they are very tired without food and sleepy but i have only one word it s thank iam very sorry havent anyway thank you for all activities and u .tube and others blessing with buddha තෙරුවන් සරනයි දෙව් පිහිටයි

[@gnanagowryvithiyananthan6427]

After watched this video, i get to know many things about Mars and Mars mission, excellent job 👍

[@bananaposo]

GOOSEBUMPS

[@alexanderizquierdo4566]

The surface of Mars. It teaches us many things in the vast world of the Manireris valley and the knowledge, of this vast microbiological, world every 50, meters It shows us the fascinating world of Mars 🛰️

[@robertroylomax8114]

The word MAY is synonymous with the word POSSIBILITY. Therefore there is absolutely NO rock solid certainty

[@jimczerwinski4951]

Line over malfunction is well known in the Skydiving community.. the line sears the canopy as it rolls across the fabric, causing the tearing. I’ve even had one myself. All they had to do was talk to a skydiver that jumped in the round canopy days.

[@victorschepers2124]

All GREAT🇳🇱

[@Pampilici]

Are we alone?! We cannot stand those we share Earth with!

[@mybuddys1]

Excellent

[@Paul-nu7nj]

where is mars filmed?

[@Saprimentozz_Big_trap]

Oh i love you Space. The Mars planet this fugere all human civilization

[@davidhepburn9328]

You Tube should come with a disclaimer "entertainment purposes only"!!!

[@gazlanham2250]

whiskers mars bars

[@hotmeish]

❤❤❤

[@skyloveglobalnelsonbarbonc8009]

Be curioss be fury to ixplore planet amazing rover👽👽👽👽👽👽👽👽👽👽👽👽

[@yazps3963]

Thanks and these colours sand of Mars reminds me of desert sands as Africa...and what if the first marsians were as dark coloured skin as African people and so much knowledge have been lost a billions years ago. Well questions enough and have good times exploring.

[@ramixpsymaster]

when it comes to technology issues,they need to contact Koenigsegg for solutions

[@ateviel]

Such amazing achievements of our human civilization and scientific efforts are truly awe-inspiring. 🤩If only humans could stop making war and start doing even more science, that would be the civilizational utopia. 🥲

[@ashleyhouse9690]

Very interesting video and an amazing mision but I really don't get the obsession with finding evidence of extra-terrestrial life. We don't exactly cherish the abundance of it on planet Earth.

[@nicholashylton6857]

It's part of determining what exactly life is, where it came from, and what its future might be. What it means to be human. Finding life elsewhere *_will_* inform our view of life on our own planet by giving us a new data point. Confirmation of extra-terrestrial life would once more support the "Copernican principle" of our place in the universe - i.e. We're not anything special. Strongly religious people may have to question why their particular deities didn't explicitly mention something so important.

[@Peter-dp4nd]

And making Fermi paradox even more complicated

[@Robert-ey3ym]

1. A

[@JarppaGuru]

2012 mentioned

[@jorgemedina3827]

43:13 anyone knows the name of that song?

[@eenayeah]

*makes a science documentary* *still uses imperial units despite NASA already using metric*

[@bobeden5027]

shame the sky crane could not have a controlled landing, hey?

[@Zeropadd]

💙❤️💚

[@othmanmhmad7238]

Woh

[@misskhanitthakumrong3901]

Hello 🌷🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🌷

[@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...😂

[@davehoward22]

Astrophysicist ?

[@oxcart4172]

Just because you can't imagine how it could be done, that doesn't mean that other people can't do it!

[@rafaelbustamante4768]

@@oxcart4172 No materials on earth could withstand such an extreme temperatures and no reaction engine will work in vaccum...

[@oxcart4172]

@@rafaelbustamante4768 U could, quite possibly, be wrong, ever thought about that?

[@rafaelbustamante4768]

@@oxcart4172 Of course I'm right, you need to go to school and learn something...

[@skyloveglobalnelsonbarbonc8009]

☺goood good good👽👽👽👽👽👽👽👽👽👽

[@kb501-eth6]

green legacy

[@JarppaGuru]

26:56 succesfull not final strong mocup survived more than 3feet second drop IN earth

[@TheRoosje1964]

THE BEST NAME EVER! Curiosity ❤. Well chosen because who isn't curious to know what is what up there? I follow curiosity from very close by. Great job! Bring some good news Curio, we relay on you 🥰. Greetings from Netherland 🫡.

[@jimijack100]

Did they find anything?

[@lordbacon4972]

this is so old...

[@WilliamPalacio-ri1vt]

IT WOULD TAKE. 3 MONTHS TO GET THERE,,WHO WOULD TAKE SUCH A RISK,, PROBABLY ELON MUSK...

[@robertlight5227]

A waste. We should be going to the Earth to save it.

[@suissdagout5153]

The lands location at the foot of lombieng mountain. Who have money to buy and the land even higher price if noone contact me right away

[@gegwen7440]

I often wonder why those who work at NASA act like teenagers a lot of the time ?

[@dennismucilla]

I thought i was the only one noting that aswell…

[@JarppaGuru]

17:59 lol would tell that first place. so many wires only one need go wrong way. mean parachute go thru between lines and get knot and buuf. nasa have not look parachute videos. it can happen ever 6 times lol better make 3 smaller and calculate 2 is enought slow down

[@CRD1038]

Your thoughts are too mischievous and unhappy, you see that there are no living plants and trees, even animals, you can't see anything, how can there be life on the said planet

[@OniTRams]

Ģ❤ł😮😮😊😊😅

[@bazpearce9993]

Add's every 2 mins 30? No thanks.

[@okphone7393]

I want to see if you wanted to put I want to see screen want to see can go this cube

[@saturn7_dev]

Are we alone.......omg....this again.... The sad reality is that the very method they have chosen to seek for answers is the very way that stops them from understanding what they seek. We are not robots or walking brains but also have feelings, a heart and and a spirit....It is is only in the spirit world that we can understand the reality as all origins come from that beginning...The truth is that to find answers is to find God and God also has emotions and can only be found if the breach is healed....ie which comes from your heart not your head, so you can only find God and the truth that way....idle curiosity will get you nowhere.....

[@ZeekRulezz990]

You should give credit where credit's due. Science has exposed god things for the last 100 years basically

[@saturn7_dev]

@@ZeekRulezz990 In nature, yes, but not much at all in space or in supposed origins of humanity - its been the opposite there...

[@SaneGuyFr]

​@@ZeekRulezz990false

[@ZeekRulezz990]

@@saturn7_dev the big bang covers space and how cells first formed covers biology and first life

[@saturn7_dev]

@@ZeekRulezz990 No , it doesn't cover anything actually. They just have a bunch of ideas - this is not science nor evidence at all...its just mindless repetition of existing theories....silly ones at that.

[@gedmac1103]

Mars is no discovery. We used to live there. Then we ruined it. And then some of us jumped on a spaceship called the ‘Arc’, and came here with all the animals we could bring. Earth already had humans. They didn’t survive we colonists.

[@harryhole5786]

I feel pity for the guys that will be send there to make their living. Hopefully they'll have the right to scream into a camera "a great step for mankind" and collect some dust, so that they can make their living for the rest of their life from it.

[@suissdagout5153]

I want to sale lands 30 trillion dong per 0.1 ha

[@SANN-1969]

Wasting times

[@robertroylomax8114]

The BIBLICAL NARRATIVE does not suggest that Father Jeoa had created life on any other Planet except our God given home......Earth

[@benjaminmontenegro3423]

What if life on Mars was created, but not by God, but just by chance? Chemical processes devised by your god creating something as beautiful as the Universe He created.

[@sLazar5520]

People still believe the bible is valid in 2024 - very strange.

[@DraganaDimitrijevic1312]

Whatever dwag, I don't think youre right tho

[@tariqamk71]

Why you still cheating on poeple, look at yourself so funny if you reach Mars why till now don't have real foto of earth 🌍😢