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props to the cameraman for filming all of this amazing footage

@haschtekeineahnung4331

2 жыл бұрын

😂😂😂👍🏽

I think its pretty cool that this seems to be an international effort. And even though the wait might feel like forever, at least we can have perseverance take neat pics while we wait ;)

Wish I would live long enough to experience people living there. Would be so crazy to go to another planet

@oldcountryman2795

2 жыл бұрын

People will never “live there” for the same reasons that people don’t live in the middle of lifeless deserts on earth. There’s no point and it’s impossible.

@mosquitobight

2 жыл бұрын

@@oldcountryman2795 We have scientific outposts even in Antarctica. These establishments never pay for themselves economically, but there are non-economic reasons to build them.

great video ! the returner receiving the probe, moving it into the pod, sealing off the pod and putting a freakin heatshield on it is just astonishing !

Yeah, so much feeling, great pic selection and a great tellers voice!

Awesome video man. I'm pretty excited for the future :3

Thank you so much for making this series!

These videos are always filled to the brim with cool information:)

Which reminds me , what happend to the samples taken from the rendezvous with the asteroid ? It was suppose to bring samples back and land in the desert of Utah by parachutes? I always wondered about quarantine? It seems awful risky to return without being checked while in orbit around the earth. They theorize that life may have originally come to earth from an asteroid or a comet. Who knows ?

@djAstraim

2 жыл бұрын

"NASA received 23 millimeter-sized grains and 4 containers of even finer material from Ryugu -- 10 percent of the total collected - from JAXA on Nov. 30. A JAXA official and a JAXA scientist delivered the asteroid fragments to Johnson, meeting with agency team members to complete the sample transfer and receiving training on safe handling procedures for their portion of the OSIRIS-REx samples."

Your channel is outta this world literally!

Great video...my dear wife came in to interrupt me about something that was very important! I had to rewind the video to recapture the context of what your were saying. Your audio description is always worth seeing again and sometimes at .75 speed so I can 'drink in' every description. As always, thank you for the most compelling videos in MY VAULT!

@nezy193

2 жыл бұрын

What was the important thing ur wife came up with though

@jerrysinclair3771

2 жыл бұрын

@@nezy193 My wife was asking my opinion on a gift bag for our granddaughter's birthday present. Our 'little girl' turns twenty years old on Sunday. In the grand scheme of all things Elder Fox, if it is important to my wife, it is important to me!

@dizzyrider6207

2 жыл бұрын

@@jerrysinclair3771 I have 1 grandchild. A little girl. She's 5. Love her to pieces. Tell your granddaughter happy birthday.

@jerrysinclair3771

2 жыл бұрын

@@dizzyrider6207 This my youngest and she turns 20 years old on Sept 9th. She was born TWO days before 9/11/2001. She is very special and I said HB several times to her and again this Thursday. But, I will have to watch Elder Fox first!

@ElderFoxDocumentaries

2 жыл бұрын

Great to hear Jerry. Always put family before Elderfox 😀

Fascinating content coming thick and fast. "Ambitious mission" is an understatement. I'm glad that the ESA is involved in returning NASA's samples, I honestly believe that between them they'll pull it off. If not they can always contact Uber or Deliveroo. 🤭

crazy how technology can get something to a different planet take rock samples and bring them back to earth in hopefully one piece just thinking about that is mind blowing

Great video! I had no idea the plan to bring back rocks was so advanced. I knew Perseverance was caching cores, but thought the future return mission was not even started.

@LeoStaley

2 жыл бұрын

Imagine the rocks contain Martian life, and it happened to be invasive to earth life. Man, it's a good thing we know enough about Martian life to know that that's totally impossible.

I love u channel u got me into mars months ago I watch u all the time

Amazing! Im so lucky to live in the time it all happens! Thank you !

@mrbojangles9841

2 жыл бұрын

Unlike cave men who only had fire and stone tools. You're lucky. Be thankful.

@o.m.b.demolitionenterprise5398

2 жыл бұрын

@@mrbojangles9841 yes… that is indeed what he said…

It's very cool. We're always going to have some kind of trouble on earth. So it's nice to see something intelligent, interesting and non-violent for a change.

@manomyth11

2 жыл бұрын

LoL ... Amen' ;|)

@BewareCast

2 жыл бұрын

I couldn't agree more.

@MRNANATWUMASI

2 жыл бұрын

At least we know the troubles on this planet but we don't know of the other planets have more serious troubles. We just want to go am pollute the innocent planet

@tobeclear4021

2 жыл бұрын

I like you so much for this opinion

@falishroff1371

2 жыл бұрын

8

It’s very cool , Absolutely stunning 🤩

Tanks aelderfox nice news.

Awesome video 🌷very informative 😎👍

That little rocket looks adorable, it"s daring, no doubt of it

amazing information

Love your vids

Love the vids

I am so sad that I am already 74 years old and all of this is happening. By the time humans land on Mars I will long be gone. I would love so much to be here when people walk on Mars just like I watched them walking on the moon. I am impressed what these sientists have accomplished so far.

@FlubberFrosch

Жыл бұрын

Don’t give up. There is still a good chance that you will live to see it.

I am at awe!

BIG like this !!!

That's awesome

I wish this ambitious project all the best.

I wish I could just time travel to all the checkpoints!

@djAstraim

2 жыл бұрын

YOu are time travelling. It´s just not immediat time travel. More like a real time aproach of it

I thought this was something new, but soon still means 10 years or more. The way China is moving, they may beat us on the sample return thing.

@maxlin3442

2 жыл бұрын

Elon: Hold my beer

@roarkedunn2688

2 жыл бұрын

Ohhhh no! Anyway..

@roarkedunn2688

2 жыл бұрын

What's the big deal about being first anyway? First dog, first man, first woman. Big whoop

@bellapoarch9633

2 жыл бұрын

You're nonsense even China get the first sample of rocks, just for rocks? beating US broo that's not big deal Wtf

@zjavvi

2 жыл бұрын

We could work together

2031 is not “soon” lol

Very interesting !!!!!

Magnific 💯💯💯

Amazing.

Finally my question of all this time answered

Alien 1 : Why did the humans travelling to that planet !?. Alien 2 : They are collecting rocks. Alien 1 : Collecting rocks ... !?. Are you nuts ... !?.

So Exciting. ❤❤🤩

Everything is riding on the third and final step of delivering the rock samples back to earth. If that fails, we will have to start all over again!...

Bring back some of that Mars gold.

Sounds like a video game , can’t believe it’s actually going to happen. Great video

@spgames5521

2 жыл бұрын

Ikr!!

@hotrod8915

2 жыл бұрын

It's fake bro

I like these a lot. Mars.

Can you image NASA’s reaction if the small rocket that will bring the samples back to earth explodes midair when it’s returning the samples 😂

That's great

I cannot wait to here , that their is real life on mars. Very interesting missions..

Please no more rocks. We got rocks on earth 🌍👽🛸

Cool

6:50 somebody tell the apprentice to put on some glasses and a dust mask before the safety guy takes a picture and emails it to the office

All this and I can barely get a cellphone signal in my house.

great

I sure wish they would stop at ISS. it's common sense to check them for hazardous material before they land. Have they never watched a sci-fi movie ?

한국어 번역 감사해요!! ^^ thank you.. 😁

Elon Musk will have sent a crew there to pick stuff up and be back before this mission is 1/2 of the way complete...

In thumbnail that rocket looks like light saber 😂😂

In meanwhile Elon is thinking of just sending scientists to the red planets n skip all rover cost n save time😌

@didur62

2 жыл бұрын

Sending humans to a hostile environment is vastly more expensive than a rover. Don’t fall for musks hype train.

maybe building a luna outpost for researching such matters like sampels from another Planet , would be smart , in my eyes atleast and yes i know that this is easier said than done :)

Reminds me. Need to watch Andromeda Strain movie again.

This video has 100k views and this happened in February meanwhile pop culture videos are trending with millions and billions of views. Space entertainment isn’t for the masses

I'm looking forward to see the location of my beach front property 😀

BTW the jezero crater actually trough translation just means lake crater

Yes mr talino napaka ganda pag aralan ang Lupa ng mars kaya lang dilikado dahil baka maraming baktiya

I realy hope it all comes together. But there is a lot that can go wrong.

This is ridiculous. This timeline is the most ridiculous thing ever created. Man will be on Mars before these alleged samples allegedly return to Earth

This is so absurd, only NASA scientists could come up with it!

MARS CHOCOLATE YESSSS

5:55 Elon Musk: hold my supercharger

Another problem is, What if they accidentally end up in North Korea? On the way back to earth

Were going to land on mars before this gets back to earth.

1:34 funfact Jezero actually means lake on bosnian/croatian/serbian

wow NASA and ESA are doing a lot of mission together like Artemis and well... mars2020

But won’t Perseverance eventually run out of packages to store samples at some point during the mission? And how will we get samples back from the other rovers that have either died on Mars or are still working?

They about to bring the movie species to earth

I assumed it would be a helicopter transporting the capsules to the launch site. :)

by the time people will be on Mars, I will no longer be on this earth

Greetings from Turkey

Mars sample homecoming at 2026?? Can't wait for it

Sometimes I forget how massive these rovers actually are, they aren’t tiny rc cars they are actually big enough for a human to drive

Це дійсно важливо і дуже цікаво!

cant wait to see some alien bacterial life

The retrieval is very long time!!!!!!!!!

Now this is something they can call *Mars gold* raking. If only the rover could swap original recorded cartridges into orbit, back to earth. And have the rover assemple things, like parts of a nocturnal telescopes, and DB/Tesla bots, for LIVE render avators to the public, or *surrogate* labor for infastructure building.

I wonder how many litres of fuel needed to send those rovers to reach mars?

Imagine finally getting the sample back to earth and boom; coronavirus 2: electric boogaloo.

@kosmique

2 жыл бұрын

that virus would be hungry aaaaaaf too, lol

I feel like it has so many ways it could go wrong😣 what if the pick up robot gets stuck or loses power, or worse its landing could fail. Not to mention the launcher pod could fail, and even then it still has to precisy return to the orbiter. Idk maybe im just anxious lol. I hope ot all goes well. Perseverance and ingenuity are a great duo

@pouletbidule9831

2 жыл бұрын

We have made incredible technological feats in space exploration. I believe that this mission will be successful.

@GuardianTiger

2 жыл бұрын

@@pouletbidule9831 I agree. They would have thought about these things and tested a lot. I mean no one expected us to have rovers on a planet so incredibly far.

Before we look for a new planet we need get along with one another and build a perfect society

Interesting, in Croatia "Jezero" means lake.

O envio dos materiais depositados na superfície marciana será mais um grande feito. São mais dez anos pela frente, mas provavelmente o primeiro setor de lançamento marciano será em Jezeirio. Que mais se aguarda para este planeta para esta década !?

10 years, no rush I suppose. Until it doesn't work and you have to try again.

Not if Marvin the Martian has anything to say about that.

I think this should be done in space and not earth. It’s too risky.

in 2031 and on we might actually have people there. go SpaceX

China is planning to launch rocket to Mars for his sampling program in 2026 and get the sample back 2 years later since China got his Moon sample a few years ago and he will used the same technologies to do the roughly same job in Mars which will be the first in the world. So let us wait and see. Good luck to China team!

@rayellebishop8168

Жыл бұрын

I believe China will be first

with present tech. why cant they do equip electron microscope aboard perseverance..

👑

@yatapote

2 жыл бұрын

3:44

@yatapote

2 жыл бұрын

3:52

@yatapote

2 жыл бұрын

4:17

@yatapote

2 жыл бұрын

4:34

@yatapote

2 жыл бұрын

5:43

When the Mars rocks are returned to Earth microbes that have been dormant for thousands of years suddenly begin to multiply in our oxygen-rich atmosphere and begin to take over our planet.

@o.m.b.demolitionenterprise5398

2 жыл бұрын

better start building your bunker then

I'll be dead by the time this happens. Heres hoping SpaceX Starship will preempt this whole mess.

What will happen to the rover after picking up all the samples

03:43... splitting hairs, but Luna 16 was the first sample return mission...in this case from the Moon.

@TheCoheedIndeed

2 жыл бұрын

He did say planet though which the moon is not

@hypercomms2001

2 жыл бұрын

@@TheCoheedIndeed As I said... "splitting hairs"...

May God reward you, and I wish you well and a happy life. The second time you will travel by the power of God on the moon, and may God reward you well