What Did NASA Discover in Latest Photos from Mars?

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[@Lantern_Larry]

So much fine dust hides Mars's secrets. Imagine the first time a plant/simple animal fossil is found. I want to believe life isn't rare, more of an inevitability.

[@Armann_]

Theoretically it’s possible because Mars at one point was Earth-like. I’m sure it did harbour life, but _way long_ ago.

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@@Armann_ theoretically mathmatically .... any kind of lly says its IMPOSSIBLE for earth to be the only place with life so i mean ..

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What, like Thanos.

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[@TonyLilley]

Well at around 1 min 15 sec. there is an obvious naked torso of a woman in the mountain range in a suggestive pose.

[@markmarsh27]

A desert planet with oceans of water trapped underground. ... Does it also have a Spice in its sand that will become the most valuable substance in the Universe? ... any giant sandworms?

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As long as the sandworms don't munch on the Perseverance's wheels, I'm all right.

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There's also sand troopers

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Thunderboltsproject channel has very interesting ideas, none of which are acknowledged by mainstream cosmology.

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Only the voice over is so annoying… such a pity for such great videos

[@ilokivi]

Mars is not as the narrator incorrectly states "twice as small" as Earth (0:53), but half the diameter. Similarly, the free-fall acceleration in proximity to Mars' surface is not "three times as little" (0:58), but one-third that of the Earth. Whoever wrote this narrative needs a better proofreader.

[@SiriusSphynx]

I notice they get facts wrong at times too. Like the atmosphere disappearing from lack of gravity when its really a lack of magnetic field against the solar wind.

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[@shelby3822]

Fry: Very impressive. Back in the Twentieth Century we had no idea there was a university on Mars. Professor Hubert Farnsworth: Well, in those days Mars was a dreary, uninhabitable wasteland, much like Utah. But unlike Utah, Mars was eventually made liveable when the university was founded in 2636.

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What has been discovered on Mars? Oh, just a giant mountain woman 1:16

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-"What have been discovered on mars" -Rocks

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[@AngryHateMusic]

unfortunately as he says in the beginning... assumptive info. Try the channel "ThunderboltsProject" for some understandable cause and effect. Especially their documentaries discussing the formations on Mars. Real science is not just Eye-candy video graphics.

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Amazing job as always

[@-_Michael]

Hello, from 1:16 - 1:23, that mountain range look like a women resting her head on her right hand and she is also looking to the right while laying in almost a fetile position. Or is it just me?

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i thought i was the only one 😳

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probably got it from some stock video site.

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Looked like jacks painting of rose from the titanic 😂😂

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At 1:18 you can see her breast and nipple it’s clearly defined, either this is fake or it’s a lil deeper

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We must investigate deeper into that

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Mars is the only known planet inhabited solely by robots

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Funny, I never thought of it that way.

[@valx7586]

Or so the Mechanicus would have you believe

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@Ad oh I’m sure! There are subtle clues that we have been “visited” in our past. If we interacted with extraterrestrial visitors, unfortunately it was before we the human race were better developed, so we didn’t understand who they were. It was probably a “Prometheus and Bob” situation.

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@@princessmarlena1359 It is a possibility, every 50,000 years a star system passes close enough to jump over to us.

[@Ponyboy1206]

Time stamp 1.19 in intro.that moutain region looked like a human lying on their back with right arm under its head.or is it just me?

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Yes I see it to

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[@davidarbuckle7236]

I wish there was more info about the activity of the volcanoes on Mars. Are they all extinct? Are they suitable for Habitats as they might shield humans from solar radiation? And create safe living areas.

[@milosstojanovic4623]

i want more concrete info about what happened to Mars to became barren. Its very interesting, i mean if any planet needs 'normal gravity' to be and retain habitability (though its mainly because of magnetic field), it does not look good, galactically speaking.

[@davidarbuckle7236]

@@milosstojanovic4623 As I understand it, the molten core is much smaller than Earth and so the magnetic atmosphere was much weaker. During the very active Asteroid period in the Solar System development of the first Billion years or so, Earth and Mars were bombarded. But Earth survived. Mars was struck over and over. and the Earth like conditions were destroyed. Gravity is 38% of Earth as Mars is half the size of Earth.

[@milosstojanovic4623]

@@davidarbuckle7236 yeah i watched and read about that theory, its interesting, but no way to be sure. Maybe if someday someone finds fossil under Mars ground, that would be definitive proof of some sort basic life, but sincerely doubt that, even if there was life, its probably single sell or even less than that organism.

[@nahor88]

The day we do land people on Mars, the primary objective should be mineral scoping. Mars undoubtedly has valuable deposits we can use on Earth, especially given the years of volcanic activity. The second mission would be setting up mining operations in the areas best deemed to yield mineral deposits. Ideally machines would perform the mining, and robotic missions would fly the payload back to Earth. Devoting efforts to terraforming or establishing a colony just don't seem worthwhile given how harsh the conditions are. We should focus on keeping our own planet healthy, and using what resources Mars has to help in that.

[@davidarbuckle7236]

@@nahor88 No doubt. But terraforming although difficult and time-consuming might be more important. There is a really good chance Earth will be a wasteland in 50 yrs. We can do both, but if we only use Mars for mining, we may go extinct as the only 'human' species known so far in the Solar System or Galaxy.

[@Straigo]

Such an absolutely beautiful planet!

[@thebiblicalprophetbrando5709]

4:40 into the video all I can stair at is the galactical battleship 2/10 the size of Mars sticks out every 10 years you can see the full ship and then the sand move back and covering it all that be sticking out is the front and cannon i get it now. It's the size of continents.

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Amazing!!!!

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50 bucks says the Olympus Mons eruption is what inevitably killed Mars...

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Nope it was the collision that created the scar

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@@kinte1870 I mean if the Yellowstone one could easily make a mass extinction, cause so much smoke and ash that I’d make earth freeze imagine what would happen with Olympus mons a much bigger volcano on a much smaller planet farther and farther away from the sun.

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@@jamesmylife6578 Still wouldn't kill the magnetic field

[@jamesmylife6578]

@@kinte1870yeah I know. I’m just saying that it might be why mars is Desolate without a hint of life.thats why I was talking about mass extinction. Yeah your reason is perfectly viable, I think it’s one of the factors, however there are many more.

[@kinte1870]

@@jamesmylife6578 A volcano wouldn't wipe out all life but loss of magnetic field would

[@dannymack1196]

At 3:40 it looks like a little alien 👽 walking on the edge of the cliff

[@bazzer124]

Kinda weird that we know more about Mars than our own oceans. Cheers....

[@angelmariano896]

With the absence of water on mars the surface is more observable, unlike the oceans which covers 70% of earth, kind of an obvious thing tbh

[@bazzer124]

@@angelmariano896 actually, we know the topography of our oceans as well (if not better) as we do the topography of Mars. It's the stuff between the surface and the bottom of the oceans we don't know that much about. There's a bit of irony in knowing more about something 140 million miles away than something right in front of us. Cheers....

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33c warm is really important to have micro bacteria in the ground.

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[@leakprojectguestinterviews4901]

Hello, great video, was wondering where you got the footage that showed the landscape of mars at about the 1 minute and 20 second mark? is that HI-RISE?

[@jessehaughey7116]

God learning about Mars is fascinating but also depressing. So much that could have been if just a little more massive or what may have been there in the past. Everything is just gone. Sad but amazing.

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11:42 Please, share the information with us about how will they pass through the Van Allen belt alive.

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You make excellent videos. Definitely keep going

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-125 degrees Celsius is the coldest it can get and that only near the poles, average temperature in winter is usually only around-60 degrees Celsius.

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-60 can kill us

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3:00 What are those other two spots

[@Jmoney.901]

6:15 Maybe our planets are not just orbiting the Sun. The energy released from our star could have pulled Mars out of the habitable zone throughout time, causing the planet's atmosphere to be slowly decimated by the sun's intense heat, thus preventing life to sustain on Mars...... Maybe thats why Human life feels like it may have just started cause they saying there was life on earth 280 million years ago, but we have created the best of technology for the first time in less than a Century, our universe is interesting

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at 1:19 the mountin looks like a big lady laying this is realy great video thanks a lot.

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What Has Been Discovered on Mars? Secrets that will never be revealed to public audience.

[@iamobscure4395]

1:20 Doesn't it look like side of the face on the mountain and rest mountain range as mermaid body?

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Interesting and wonderful video❤❤❤

[@Crashed131963]

We have a tough job turning Mars into Earth once we turn Earth into Mars by the looks of it.

[@sheepboy2560]

we haven't even fully explored our planet yet

[@FrankJPSegura]

I enjoyed this video. It doesn't look like water or wind carved out that huge canyon and river gullies. There needs to be more research on this, out of the old box thinking. It seems that some signs of life would have been found by now, more than just chemistry. Am I missing something?

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Excellent information

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Amazing

[@asiangin]

Pretty wild to think how far we have come when it comes to learning about space and how far we will go in the future. I can’t imagine what this will be like in 100 years with technology advancements and so forth

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Bring a rainmaker on MARS.😁

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3:57 Darude would be proud

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9:40 What's the music used during this section?

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[@JagReport]

0:50 Twice as small is half

[@NeonEnigmaJC]

Just take a breath and imagine this. What we see here will be home to tens of people in the near future. In a century or two, there will be structures, building blocks, vehicles, tens of thousands of people, possibly some animals will roam the surface of the red planet. And a very few of us might be able to see it in their last few years.

[@gookumpucky4842]

I would have thought that about the moon but what happened?

[@bidxmanplays3253]

@@gookumpucky4842 the moon doesn't have an atmosphere so I don't think they could ever make it liveable for an extended period of time.

[@gookumpucky4842]

@@bidxmanplays3253 I just find it odd that we ignore it.

[@ZenStrive52]

LOL no. Most probably autonomous robots maintaining the autonomous fleet of asteroid mining robots

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Yes please.

[@marynollaig4124]

Radiation is a huge problem. No man or woman ever went beyond low earth orbit.

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[@milosstojanovic4623]

I wonder, can it be volcanoes that made Mars inhabitable, or maybe just because of low gravity, atmosphere could not be held....very interesting

[@bidxmanplays3253]

Or it was where earth was at but it got pulled in by the sun so it wasn't in the perfect orbit and it's amostphere burnt up

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Great vid.

[@satanofficial3902]

Distance measured in femto-angstroms is so much more accurate than that in kilometers.

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Fact checkers say..."True!" ✔

[@marksauck8481]

I'd be satisfied if I just knew the measurements in feet or miles. It's so much more relatable and I remember things like that for a longer time.

[@ronkemp9528]

At 1:20 what do you see? crazy

[@sjorsberends6393]

Yes i see a woman laying down! Incredible

[@ronkemp9528]

I don't know how much is real and how much is CGI but if it is CGI why would they bother. But then if it's real ? Glitch in the Matrix.

[@linkin543210]

I had a Mars ice cream bar today.

[@5purplecups]

Olympus mons must explode lol

[@Harkeilla]

Volcanos are planets’ pimples.

[@princessmarlena1359]

“Get your ass to Mars.”

[@circa3784]

Imagine if there's actual fossils on Mars

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I love all of your videos

[@eddy9881]

How come no1 noticed human figure at (1:19) mountains. I was searching comments for this comment lol.

[@artemicionkupo4367]

Paused at 1:20 because the rock formation look like a giant naked slender woman sleeping. Lol. How "subtle."

[@michaelstrlight445]

Some features on Mars do look suspiciously like they were created by some kind of electrical event in the past no one has witnessed actually a lot of features coincidence Maybe something science has never witnessed a great possibility

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[@bintos]

1:20 is that what i think it is?

[@orlandustaylor5120]

Tits?

[@OzAsbjorn]

At 1:20 into the video. Doesn't that mountain range look like a lady or man laying on their back, with their arm up like they are sleeping? I know it is just a computer generated image, It just caught my eye like finding a image in a cloud.

[@michaelramos3616]

Looks like a big battle happened

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Best out 🥇

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Alot of y'all would be mad if you found out we never ever seen mars...and we never been there

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plz always give temperatures in fahrenheit?

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I had no idea that there was a Chinese rover on Mars....interesting

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I like how that first rock face at 1:20 resembles a woman posing

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Hi I recognize something amazing on Mars in your video I even took a picture but I didn’t know how to post this picture with my comment

[@hazimmaathidi3489]

It’s at time of play between 1,17 to 1,20

[@Z0MB1E-324]

Anyone see the female figure on the surface of the planet? At 1:17

[@ivojara]

I don´t believe Mars died, I believe it was killed, we will find out at some point in the future.

[@Angelfyre.]

Mars is probably gonna be Humanity’s first steps to colonizing the stars