I got to say, Sawyer has been an excellent addition to the team. Smart, passionate, great subject knowledge. Love the positive attitude.

@250bythepark

Жыл бұрын

Everybody on this team is so great, it's what makes NSF the best Space channel on the net

Great job, Sawyer! Loved the Mars content and great read/presentation!

I still can't get over the fact that we have a frickin helicopter on Mars!

Happy Landiversary indeed, and thanks for that awesome video ! Time really flies, I still remember my excitement when I saw the gorgeous images of the landing. I actually didn't know NSF at that time, I'm so glad I do now :)

Sawyer is amazing!

jai hind jai bharat from INDIA

Happy birthday and thanks for the good explanation 😃👍🚀

Well done Sawyer!

Excellent video - hard to believe it's been two years already!! I hadn't seen the solar eclipse video before; that was awesome!

Loving these vids Sawyer, keep it up!

I CANNOT get over that new intro. Literally chills every time. Can't wait for the full thing

@Gray_Ti

Жыл бұрын

I agree. The intro is awesome!

@bryanillenberg

Жыл бұрын

I think it is the full thing

@wesleyhale4472

Жыл бұрын

@@bryanillenberg naw these short videos use a condensed version and the full version is used for Livestreams. Plus I asked the other day on stream and they said they're still working on finishing the full version. I imagine they're waiting for the orbital test flight

@bryanillenberg

Жыл бұрын

@@wesleyhale4472 Oh, okay, happy to be corrected

Great job Sawyer! Keep it coming.

Very good episode, thank you!

So, we are sending an ICBM to Mars to return samples. Sounds legit.

Amazing how time flies

Am I the only one who cried when Perseverance landed back in 2021? My emotions were just too much to handle!

loved the article and now the video

So cool

That's a happy video!

Man that is a special helicopter 🚁 it did some amazing work..

Yay! Sawyer!

This is great. The more we learn from missions like this the planned and engineered future mission, both on Mars and other destinations around our solar system.

while Mars and the Moon are fascinating let's really challenge ourselves and put an orbiter around the orbit of Neptune.

@garbage6577

Жыл бұрын

i agree, if we put a probe in neptune’s orbit, it could help us try and find a ninth planet, plus, i think neptune is a very interesting place in the solar system that’s critically overlooked.

Danke!

The disappointment‼️ When you see an interesting video title in your notifications, and it turns out to be a stupid "Premiere" several hours in the future. KZread - please make a "Do not notify me about Premieres" - button.

Where’s everyone from? Southern Pacific Northwest Here ~Smile oN

@antekguitar9653

Жыл бұрын

Poland! 🇵🇱

@chadjones2308

Жыл бұрын

Phx/Glendale, Az

@Felix-no7nx

Жыл бұрын

Germany 🇩🇪

@Gamingcentral15

Жыл бұрын

Pennsylvania

@cwb0995

Жыл бұрын

Arkansas!

Happy landiversary, Perseverance! :D

4:56 POV: you watched “life on laythe” I’ve seen this before

Seems like the next one should be a rover that is as light and fast as possible to act as a mobile heliport for the exploring chopper. It could proceed to a location during the day while charging its batteries and while the helicopter is out exploring, then recharge the helicopter over night. Or something like that.

@tilmerkan3882

Жыл бұрын

That would be epic :)

thanks

Well on the other hand, we have a pretty good idea of what Uranus' atmosphere smells like.

Thanks for the vid, but, the returned samples will not be the first Martian rocks touched by humans, there are about 175 meteorites originating from Mars that have been studied already. These will be the first pristine samples examined.

Really nice piece Sawyer! Keep up the great coverage

2 yes already DAMN

Two years already?? I thought it landed last summer or so.

I'd love to see the operational robots on Mars be used to help re-activate those which have failed, such as InSight. That would be impressive.

@imaginary_friend7300

Жыл бұрын

If you're going to spend the time and money sending something to Mars I think it would be better to send new and better tech to gather more and better data.

@Milardikan

Жыл бұрын

Also the new robots are going to different locations to study more things, they won't be going close to the old rovers since that would be pointless, the area has already been studied

Why do I feel like the JPL programmed the rover to wave at the return vehicle as it launches?

If we’re not having the sample recovery mission till over 10 years in future. I might be dead by the time we have astronauts or people ferry over to the red planet. That makes me sad.

Nice job Sawyer, in spite of the corny “virus update” jest, just kidding, good job

I would love to see evidence of life on Mars. Imagine the implications this would have.

Could we or should we try cloud seeding mars atmosphere.. it has a some cloud cover with ice clouds. Maybe this could make it rain and we can see where and how the rain water reacts with martian atmosphere and the surface

So, what vehicle will launch the mars sample return lander? SLS, falcon heavy, or maybe even Starship?

@reverseflash8520

Жыл бұрын

They're not sure yet also ESA's Ariane 6 is possible considering they are playing a huge part in the mission.

Coby Londen will be giving tours in the near future.....

A Disney character always makes things fun.

I love you guys, but please-pretty-please move the camera up a bit for headshots ;)

Wait a minute. @8:08 Who took that picture?

Ma!!!!, the meatloaf!!!!

He sounds like Blippi

Georgia USA

Phobos passing the sun. I didn't see the starship launch / catch tower. 🦆 🦆 🦆

Can somebody make a rover that leaves boot print instead of tracts? Just like what NASA did on the moon

Why bother to send robots when one human can do more science in a week than the last 30 years of rovers

Yeah, if was designed to last two years and actually DID last two years, I can see getting excited. The batteries should be crapping out very soon tho.

@imaginary_friend7300

Жыл бұрын

Most of the things they've landed have lasted longer than their original mission life.

😎👍 o7

3:58 Ah, of course, the mother of all standard units of measurement, the Boeing 747 wingspan! Seriously, why not just say 8km and leave it at that?

My hope what it finds? Why a martian trilobite fossil!

But no Martians speaking in that audio?

Opo

Thanks for this update video, but a request please - less focus on headshots, more on the subject? I'd much rather see more footage of Mars than a presenter's face and room.

Microbial life...

🪒

Curious is still alive?

@tilmerkan3882

Жыл бұрын

Yea it is, but seems like noone talks about it anymore, which makes me a bit angry :/

This lad needs a shave

Nerds are nice. 🤓 … and blurry. 😂

yeah, what Mike said, except: less 3rd grade level presentation please and more articulate font of knowledge we're used to from nasa live please.

I hope it finds valuable metals. Capitalism will finally useful for space exploration.

Hate premieres

I’d like to send my farts to Mars in a gas cylinder to really seriously begin habitation. All the rovers would melt, leaving a yellow stain. Every human who goes to Mars will dir