12 Months On Mars: Rover Chokes on a Rock
In this episode, Perseverance chokes on a rock sample, takes some stunning images and creates the shape of a face on a Martian rock.
Although some incredible things happened in the last 3 months, there wasn't as much to cover in this episode. Once the rover has retreated back to the landing site and starts the journey to the ancient river delta, the team at NASA should make more stops along the way, and inevitably more discoveries. Thanks for watching the series, it's such a pleasure to make!
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I was thinking, maby we should send two rovers that could work together next time? clean eachothers panels, pull eachother out if they get stuck, spare tires etc. larger batteries and have one be placed optimally to charge(tiltable panels) while the other work etc so there is always backup power for heating if weather gets bad for a longer time.
@wekiee1572
2 жыл бұрын
There is this perseverance's twin its gonna get deployed incase perseverance get stuck on mars
@exchrols
2 жыл бұрын
@@wekiee1572 Oh, nice :)
@MayerGaming1
2 жыл бұрын
Agreed
@coatguards8032
2 жыл бұрын
@@wekiee1572 twin rescue ops
@trainpuns2
2 жыл бұрын
Wow
it's so crazy how literal machines many, many miles away from us seem so much like living things with personalities
i love the friendship between rover and helicopter. they so cute >
Pretty cool to actually see a working moving base on another planet. We take for granted the amazing work that has gone into this achievement. Also and not least of all, the incredible prep and footage you have provided for us. Great narration too. Subscribed.
Прекрасные видео загадочной и неповторимой планеты Марс!!! Благодарю...
@KyleFran
Жыл бұрын
Россия лучше марса
This is like a movie shortened into a 6 min video. Keep this channel going!
I have been following this documentary from the first episod and it is always fascinating to know how the team is working. Thank you ElderFox for such an amazing effort.
Спасибо авторам канала что вы нас информируете о текущей работе аппаратуры на Марсе! Это же для нас безумно интересно и мы радуемся за ваши достижения в освоении ✨
Absolutely fascinating, thank you for such a stunning short documentary!
Thanks so much. Very much appreciated the update on where the rover has driven which I asked last video and you came through! I was on line when the very first sojourner/pathfinder landed in the 1990s and have watched every one since.
@ElderFoxDocumentaries
2 жыл бұрын
Yes, thanks for your feedback on the last video! 👍 Glad you enjoyed :)
I Was Waiting For This From A Long Time
Top notch video with a ton of info and another example of the genius of our NASA engineers. Stunning pictures, great monologue and as always, a dynamite voice over!
I was eagarly waiting for this episode thanks to elderfox for providing it .
Dayum.......that was beautiful. Thank you
I always enjoy your videos, keep it up! :)
Thanks guys 👍
Damn, Mars... So I'm watching this... Another planet.. so happy to be alive , witnessing history..
Wow-1 year already ! this is an amazing vid-thanks for sharing !
This is good competition for the history Channel. Very well done
elder fox thankyou great fantastic work. continue success blessings to all.
I waited for this video! Thanks!!!
Keep up the amazing work
This makes me feel better about humanity every time. I WISH we'd focus more on this and much less on war and terror. Advancing our knowledge and at same time inventing new techniques and technologies is a win win for everyone.
Still Love them on Mars. Impressive at that. A1 Job Go to all at NASA.
Really love these videos!! Nice job!
Finally i was waiting fot this
Super! Thank you very much!
Incredible !
waiting for next episode make it soon m an addict....#15
great video, keep them coming
This is fascinating I’ve been watching and learning everything nasa is proving since they embarked on this mission. My first impression of mars is how similar it looks compared to deserted areas here in earth and all I can think of is far far away in the middle of nowhere in Wyoming
Amazing content. Keep going
I like this channel keep going
I need my 15 month update of rock
Thank you.
Yes i need more updates about mars👍
This is awesome!
thank you so much for these
Real nice.
so well done!
It is great that someone is explaining what we are looking at on Mars
Gracias que hermoso . ❤
Too bad the video is much shorter than the previous videos, I feel like in the last 3 months perseverance didn't accomplish much like previous months. Thanks for the video any way keep it up.
@abandonedaccount123
2 жыл бұрын
well it's been launching the drone helicopter a lot :)
@BongLalls
2 жыл бұрын
Keep in mind as well that Mars was behind the sun for 2 weeks. They got it to take the panorama but nothing much else could be done. Yeah lots of helicopter exploring tho :)
@yushah7434
2 жыл бұрын
Let's hope in a month it'll achieve something.
@BongLalls
2 жыл бұрын
@@yushah7434 Temper your expectations. It’s a lone robot exploring a dust bowl of a planet millions of miles away where data transfer is literally kilobytes per second. I’m chuffed we have 4K pictures now!
@yushah7434
2 жыл бұрын
Good point
The best
תודה על המידע , thank you..💯👍😃 שבת שלום!!
“Rover chokes on a rock sample” Eugh… *chomp* eugh
Happy anniversary !
Super 👍🏻🌌🔭🌛🌟🌟🌟🌟
Really waiting for the next chapter..
Woooo!
Where are the next 3 month video please update it
Mulțumesc 🌅📡🔭🌌
So crazy to me how they do all this with a minimum delay for 20 minutes. Takes 20 minutes for what they input to happen. Yet they still solve these issues
Everything is fun and games, until Perseverance found a living creature fossils
These rover are a miracle
How many times, Perseverance, have I told you to NOT EAT A ROCK
I’m waiting for the day it finds Spirit or Opportunity.
Yessir
where is 15 months on the playlist
@lemenator2208
Жыл бұрын
and 18 months
@shivamchouhan5077
Жыл бұрын
Maybe 24 months next 😢
Waiting for 15 months in mars episode pls upload it fast
What I find most amazing the blue sky! If one didn't know it you would think you were on earth in the desert in Arizona.
Wow
I wish I could get it on my iphone, do you have a similar app for iphone users?
I was thinking abt. those rocks a lot... so they are removed? great!
Whwre is 15 months on mars ??
You took two much I miss those videos I hope talk about James web
Perserverance: ooo that looks kool imma eat it Perserverance: WAIT NOOO IT WAS A ROCK *choking*
별들의 모습이 원래 이러합니다..풀 한포기 없는 운석이지요..지구는 대단한별입니다
How do they still have energy/power to keep moving ? And how can nasa control ir from so far away ?
@wolfbbq6076
2 жыл бұрын
Read more!
@Locality404
2 жыл бұрын
The rover has an RTG(Radioisotope thermoelectric generator) which provides the power needed. Commands are sent from NASA which takes 6 minutes for the rover to receive them,
Can y’all Make MARSPAPER LIVE for iOS
@ElderFoxDocumentaries
2 жыл бұрын
It's quite the struggle.. Apple doesn't allow an app to set the phone wallpaper. We have some workarounds in mind and it may come in the future.
@FloridaMan747
2 жыл бұрын
@@ElderFoxDocumentaries Ok
Cant even walk 10 steps away from my house and WiFi disconnects, or Bluetooth 30 ft away. But we can controll a robot from earth to Mars😅
Céu azul!!!
Will there be an iOS version on the app?
When will there be another update!? It’s been 11 months! Cmon I need it!
excellent visuals of Mars,. now,. get together with those who remember their past life on Mars. They might be able to recall something you are not seeing. 😏🤜🤛🌏 🪐 💫
Поражает.
Could you update the news from Curiosity too ?
I like the blue skies of Mars 😅😆😁😆😁. at list get more credible pictures of 😅😆😁😆😁
I sub you channel sir
Can't wait for the next episode? Watch 10 YEARS ON MARS with the Curiosity Rover now: kzread.info/dash/bejne/qY6mm7Cnp5iunNI.html
@waltershumate5777
2 жыл бұрын
Great. So now we're the first race to pollute on Mars too. We haven't even made it there in person, and we are already polluting the place!
@shakostyle_jp7746
2 жыл бұрын
@@waltershumate5777 do you have any idea what NASA is trying to do or how the rovers even work. They are avoiding polluting or "disturbing" the planet otherwise how are we supposed to tell the difference between a foreign object
@espektrito
2 жыл бұрын
Who clean the lenses? Looks dusty. I dont know rick
@sarapolatgabriela5705
Жыл бұрын
Umm... I has been 6 months since the last update , is everything okay?
@hervepages8378
Жыл бұрын
@@sarapolatgabriela5705 hmm.. 10 months now since the last episode. I wonder what happened.
The man s'English is astonishing!
wow it's been an year already
Wiadomo nie od dziś, że wysłali ten łazik w poszukiwaniu trudnych do zdobycia na Ziemi pierwiastków, np. do produkcji smartfonów. Te naukowe powody wysłania to tylko przykrywka prawdziwego celu.
Sounds like the guy from how its made
I wonder if the 2 rovers will meet someday
@unownyoutuber9049
Жыл бұрын
there is no chance they both move too slowly and are to far apart
@Sm-kz3yj
Жыл бұрын
Only time will tell maybe will never know
And now lots of things really happens on Mars with the Perseverance Rover.
lovely fairy tale:)
no app avalible
Yes Sir- you said 39years to get there,how much the fuel cost at the actual high price per litre? again thanks for sharing I love it,GOD bless the USA.
Some of the videos show a blue sky, while in others the sky looks dusty and brownish. Are these differences due to the Martian climate or are they the result of different camera filters? What is the correct color?
@hydromic2518
2 жыл бұрын
NASA tweeted a few weeks ago that they add the blue colour to see what it looks like. They post both edited and unedited
@brandonm7867
2 жыл бұрын
@@hydromic2518 that's not true if you take a look at some of justin cowarts processed mars images all of them have blue Raleigh scattered skies around the planet do to the trace gases present in the planets atmosphere such as oxygen methane and nitrogen and two of these which are in the periodic table are blue in color went lit.
I'm just waiting for the drone to fail out the sky cause of technical issues and tik tok to go crazy saying there's aliens on mars
....12 months of rock...
Jika Mars punya air sebanyak waduk Saguling saja. Bukit bukit anak dari gunung itu bisa dibuat telaga kecil 100 M2 terus menyusun ke bukit paling bawah. Air Saguling tarik keatas pakai pompa. Setelah saling mengairi dibentuk bukit- bukit itu menjadi lahan pertanian besar model Roll link set on until under dan kentang jagung coklat kopi gula dan pepohonan buah tropika bisa ditanam. Lalu air pembuangan dibikin seperti pipa gede kebawah untuk putarkan generator listrik terang menderang dimalam hari. Trims
Une question importante est-ce que Mars elle a là même capacité que la terre en richesse. Tout est-ce qu'il est primordial
Rover will pass through olympus mos volcano or not sir?❤️
keep chųgging Perseverance
Quel est le titre de la musique merci?
How did Perseverance get to MARS within a year after it's launch in 2020?
@rudyleotardo8278
2 жыл бұрын
A rocket carrying perseverance and a vehicle attached to perseverance is launched from earth a rocket powered by hydrogen and oxygen and other compressed gases take perseverance taxi into space once in space perseverance and its taxi detached from the rocket 🚀 and they carry on by speeds of 9000 thousand miles per hour, perseverance taxi is power by solar energy and it would take them 8 months to reach mars, once they reach mars atmosphere perseverance detach from its vehicle to land in mars, perseverance is also power by solar energy, perseverance taxi vehicle than fly away far away and crash in mars atmosphere.
Why are there no further episodes of Perseverance after the 12 months episode?
@ElderFoxDocumentaries
Жыл бұрын
More episodes are coming :)