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Some would find it boring to sit and look at nothing but rocks, rocks and more rocks, but this is actually ANOTHER PLANET! Its kind of an escape for me. Beautiful. Well presented.

@SM-ce1uy

Жыл бұрын

it's awesome ! I'd never want to live there but the research done is fantastic. love seeing all of these images and discoveries

@D_Marrenalv

Жыл бұрын

I agree, with both of you.

@JRose-zn7iw

Жыл бұрын

And you know it's another planet...how?

@u4zaEDITS

Жыл бұрын

@@JRose-zn7iw You a religion believer? Lol. 🤡

@D_Marrenalv

Жыл бұрын

@@u4zaEDITS I have a religious faith (as billions of others do), yet I believe that these views are from the planet Mars.

Thank you for these great summaries! They really bring home the practice of space exploration.

These updates are so exciting, 3 months feels so long but it’s worth the wait

The close-up photos are remarkable! Look how clean the equipment is. Not a fragment of dust or sand. Lots of sedimentary rocks, proving ancient water activity.

Amazing video, thank you for keeping us all up to date on space exploration!

It's fascinating, I'd like to be one of the humans that will see these wonders in person!

A scratched rock, scratched by other rocks falling against it.... wouldn't think too much of it 😂

@danielgalaviz4165

5 ай бұрын

Off course not. It takes inteligence

My mates can’t see my fascination with this channel and what u show us. I can’t see how they can miss something incredible right in front of their eyes 🤷‍♂️🤦🏻‍♂️ Their loss I suppose ✌️❤️&🍀 from England 👍

I love ur videos keep it it up and its almost percy's and ingenuity's second birthday 🎉

When a new episode of Elderfox is released all the rest can wait !! My number 1 channel !!

i find this series fascinating. thanks for sharing!

I love your videos ! Makes my mind wonder what the planet looked like when it had an atmosphere and water . Must have been a wonder to truly behold. Thanks again.

Stunning work. I sit here watching this thanks to the net, amazed that in my lifetime i get to see Abbott and Costello march and fly around Mars so easily. Technology has come a long way from the Moon landing!

Every Sol, I feel like we are getting closer to the inevitable. We are going to find life on Mars. Wether or not that life is still living has yet to be known. It's not impossible for Mars to bare life. Mars was just like Earth in its early days, the ideal place for life to develop. The hurtle is finding said life, if it formed at all before the murder of the planet.

@Nyika1203

11 ай бұрын

There is plenty of life on Mars, but this isn't Mars.

These updates are appreciated, interesting to see the progress, thanks 🙏♥️🇬🇧

We are just happy to see the channel alive again. And that you are in good health. Is it just me or have the images from the rover been a far higher quality then what was released in the past? For instance 5:15 (or any time around there on that image) seems like the pixel count is 4x what it normally is.

@ElderFoxDocumentaries

Жыл бұрын

Thank you so much. Yes, I have a more powerful PC now, and I'm stitching some of the mosaics together myself. This means the images are much higher quality and are even rendered in a higher framerate with a higher bitrate. So an all-around improvement in image quality where I can, thanks for noticing! :)

@revtoyota

Жыл бұрын

@@ElderFoxDocumentaries Ahh ok that makes sense. It makes a big difference having that extra horse power when rendering. I just looked and I was watching it in 1080p when I noticed it. lol... You did a great job. So now I will go back watch it in 4k. I want all those frames. If you don't mind me asking whats the average render time for a video like today?

@ElderFoxDocumentaries

Жыл бұрын

Sure, with my new PC, it's less than 30 mins. With a standard run of the mill gaming PC, probably 1 or 2 hours. An older PC or laptop, however, would likely struggle, and you'd have to decrease the bitrate or framerate. The image you refer to at around 5:30 was 25mb, so it's processing 25mg 60 times to generate 1 second of film where any movement is involved.

@revtoyota

Жыл бұрын

@@ElderFoxDocumentaries That's not bad at all. I'm guessing you are letting the GPU do the heavy lifting over the CPU. But either way it has a great final product. That frame rate looks amazing on YT. During the sickness that shall not be named I started a pet project up scaling/rendering some of my favorite older films to 4k. The average 1hour 30 minute movie took just short of 3 days of letting the pc chug along. Thank you for your answers and time. I don't want to bug you. Have a great day man, I can't wait for the next video.

@OnTheRiver66

Жыл бұрын

@@ElderFoxDocumentaries Thank you for your work, the results are appreciated.

Perseverance's eagerness to core-sample everything in sight reminds me of my youth.

I'm absolutely blown away by the incredible support and positivity you've all been showering on these videos lately! 🚀 Your engagement truly means the world to us, and it motivates us to keep exploring the mysteries of Mars together. If you have any thoughts, questions, or discoveries of your own, don't hesitate to drop a comment below - let's get a great conversation going! 🌟 Also, if you'd like to become an essential part of our amazing journey, consider joining our Patreon community. Not only will you be supporting the channel, but you'll also be credited in the videos themselves! Click here to learn more: patreon.com/elderfoxdocumentaries Keep the positivity flowing, and once again, thank you all so much for being the best community on KZread! ❤ #ElderfoxFamily #TeamPerseverance

@stevenswapp4768

Жыл бұрын

I love all the exploring/science, but also the eager excitement for our mechanical team members down there! 🙂🙂🙂 Thank you all!

@akashchris7056

Жыл бұрын

Can nasa tell us why they keep us in lies

@Irishkennedy931

Жыл бұрын

I grew up watching documentaries with my dad, and some of the narration was just God awful. And they would spend 5-10 mins talking about one photo and just keep changing the angle of the photo and slowly zooming in every 60 seconds, it was like watching a 40 min slide show presentation with only 5-6 slides. Very boring. This wasn't only very informative but also a pleasure to listen to and watch. Great timing on all of it, had my full attention through the whole video. This channel deserves to be bigger.

@caroleanderson4020

11 ай бұрын

I'm 61. My parents have passed. I watched the moon landing on TV when I was a kid. I think about Perseverance & Enginuity sending videos of their scientific adventures on MARS back ro us. I think about my parents. I try to imagine how blown away my parents would be by the beautiful images sent back to us by the intrepid lil robot scientists.

@hootinouts

11 ай бұрын

I'm absolutely blow away that our national debt is immense and there are cities like Detroit that have become ghettos and there are pandemics lie COVID and yet we can spend trillions of dollars exploring a wasteland, and for what value? What has the exploration of Mars done to enrich your daily grind here on earth? Wake up.

I have never felt more excited to look at rocks

man i watches you for like 1 year and you are just so cool thank you for doing these videos

Perseverance has made even sitting around and looking at rocks interesting

I love that we are even there. And able to do these test.

Amazing video, can't wait to watch more. The info and pacing has me ready to watch all your videos.

It’s almost divine like watching mars in 4k or 8k, it’s awesome. Thanks ❤

Do you know that phrase that goes "If a tree falls in a forest and no one is around to hear it, does it make a sound?" That's how seeing these formations make me feel. Thanks for the video!

@alexpowers5117

Жыл бұрын

I love that phrase I also like hide something in plain side and no one will look for it

@markroyds23

11 ай бұрын

I always think that sayings a little silly.....I mean sound doesn't just happen for people to appreciate....

@anthropomorphicpeanut6160

11 ай бұрын

@@markroyds23 it's not literal lol

Great episode as always.

Near 2 years already. Feel like Perseverance just landed yesterday. ❤

Love watching the Mars video🙂👍🏿

Thanks you guys,these pictures are incredible and you guys have done a great job in these videos,I'm actually excited watching the rover work and cheering their little team on in their mission.

I really appreciate the personification and metaphoric word structure of the narrator. Each sentence is full of life.

Thank you for anoher interesting installment!

These videos help me relax. 😊

Great enlighteningly illustrative video from Mars. Thanks!!!

As always a stunning documentary guys. TY

I live hearing about the rovers journeys!

Fantastic images and work being done thank you

I love how after millions of dollars were spent to make this mission possible it ultimatly comes down to "then perserverance found another rock"

@tomnook4380

Жыл бұрын

It's still trying to find more suitable places to drill for science

I get excited every time you upload a new video

I keep expect to see the rock creature from Galaxy Quest hiding in the background. Amazing stuff!

Thank you for your work !

Love watching your videos after a long day.

Wow excellent. . thank you

Amazing documentary !

Everyone loves a good rock! Thanks for all the updates on the rover ☄🚗

Thank You for this

this is extraordinary, Thank you for sharing

This is so cool. It's just so cool. Like. Insanely cool. Thank you

This channel is soo underrated Love these videos, no one makes better summaries

Fascinating!

i can see alot of straight edges and right angles on some of those rocks. lovin' your channel :)

Excellent information.

Like always awesome

Another interesting and exciting episode - thanks!

Your videos are so clear, cover everything important, put together so well I have to subscribe. I just found your channel and it is superior to any others covering the Martian lander. I can see why you have over 1/2 million subscribers.

Very interesting! Thanks ❣️

WOW thank you 😁

Thank you ❤

Very nice video 👌👌👏👏👏👍👍

Liked and subscribed! Great work!

Best Rover Video out there

Can't wait until we go to Mars ourselves and explore it

Amazing!

Thoroughly enjoyable!!! Thanks and cheers Ausgranny 🇦🇺🇦🇺🤶

Very spiffy and nifty. These videos are some of the best Mars documenteries I have seen. It fascinates me that we already landed rovers onto a different planet! Keep it up!

@fritzmiller9792

Жыл бұрын

Tough to get internet or satellite sometimes when it is raining BUT all this perfect video lands here on this spinning planet racing through Space from another planet doing the same so very very far away.... incredible isn't it? Or maybe that top secret facility in the middle of Australia is where it was filmed through a red filter? 🤔

@Darkness_Unveiled

Жыл бұрын

@@fritzmiller9792 perplexing.

Good explaination

I love these videos

So neat!

6:08 It looks like Windows logo 😄

@loribelmores6061

Жыл бұрын

I was thinking a sea bird pooped on it!

@WuffiePhoenix

Жыл бұрын

​@@loribelmores6061probably a different kind of whiter rock within the red rock

Ooh a scratched rock I could find you one of those without leaving earth!

Excellent

keep the clips coming

great! more rocks

I like the idea of the rover itself wanting to drill stuff as opposed to the scientists and engineers on Earth wanting it to.

really enjoying these slow videos with great visuals. although going a little overboard with the, "was it by water?"

Breath taken ❤

Its amazing to see how Mars looks like. Our sisterplanet is interesting in always. Thank you for those films ❤

@noylj1

11 ай бұрын

Venus is our sister.

These are so interesting...

Thank you ElderFox...gr8 photos...gr8 video!😊

I wish I could be a part of the mission to Mars... just.. to be one piece in the project would be so meaningful to me.

Awesome

I love rocks!!!

What l find amazing is the film from mars is crystal clear....whilst film taken from your average Earthbound security camera is worthless..This is great stuff I'm binge watching

Right about 6:33 while the rovers abrader is working you can see the loose soil to the left of the sample rock start subsiding from the vibration. I would think that should give the scientists some information on the surface soils compaction, density etc.

How did I miss this DARN YOU KZread FOR NOT GIVING ME THE NOTIFICATION EVEN THOUGH THE BELL IS ON

The two lighter circular areas @ 6:06 were formed when water seeped into some cracks and then froze which popped off some rock flakes when the ice expanded Exposing the lighter material. So does that mean it happened recently? No, it cold have been covered in dust preserving the lighter color, and might have recently been cleared from dust devil activity.

mars is so beautiful

Thank god rovers pet rock is still there

Come to my back yard. I have lots of freaking rocks.😂😂

I wish the videos could be longer, as the material is so interesting and captivating. I could easily watch a 3 hr video and not be board with the content!

"Weirdly scratched rock.. Moving on!" lol

This is incredibly interesting 🤔

I'm just waiting to hopefully see some kind of life or existence....I still can't believe this is real..its so fascinating and kind of mind blowing ..

The very first Rocks shown look like Sedimentary Rocks, very easy to find on Earth along any River or old River Bed.

2:45 This pile of flat rocks pushed together looks like an ancient river bed forcing the rocks upon each other into a vertical manner.

So gald I came across these presentations. My Inner (and totally geek-ified) child has been squealing! Cheers, Dick from Vancouver.

Thank you for these videos.....sooooo interesting. I have a question. How are the samples going to be transported back to earth? Have they decided? Thank you.

The fixation on WATER is overwhelming. But if you keep repeating something over and over then eventually people take it as fact. There are many other ways all these things could have happened but water, water, water, water ...

@stargazer-elite

Жыл бұрын

Water is the only currently known way for life to well… Live

@stargazer-elite

Жыл бұрын

I mean obviously the planet and star need to have the right conditions too but ya know

@shannonjaensch3705

Жыл бұрын

Easiest way to mind control the masses is to keep up the illusion/fear of scarcity of resources. Water is the biggest most important one after oxygen. Let us imagine for a moment that planetary exploration is actually possible and is not a total hoax lie that it is. It would be a huge waste of money and time/energy that could be better spent improving the lives of so many hear in Earth but it it would a 100% waste of money as 99.999999999999999999999999999999999999999999% of all humanbeings will never live on another planet as the cost and energy to get them there would be out of their financial reach. NASA/SPACE AGENCIES......Stealing taxes since their very beginnings.

Space ships & rovers are all beautiful tech stuff but rationally I could never understand why people find Mars scenery relatively beautiful in any sense. I mean Earth is literally the most beautiful planet than any other celestial body we have ever discovered.

It looks like a geologists fantasy land 👍