Science makes imagination just real, thanks to all the people who were behind developing Perseverance Rover. incredible images

I think it's absolutely beautiful. What an accomplishment.

I’m 85..I read Bradbury’s Martian Chronicles when it first came out and wanted so much to Believe. It may just be rocks but we are there!

@albaniailirian9128

3 жыл бұрын

Hello

@lsmith6378

3 жыл бұрын

Cant help thinking how sad Mars is. Perhaps the rover was never meant to go there. Makes you appreciate what we have on Earth.

@FotiosV

3 жыл бұрын

@@lsmith6378 no i completely disagree with u, it’s exploration, basic instinct of human kind

@awnishkumar8515

3 жыл бұрын

Nice

@lsmith6378

3 жыл бұрын

@@FotiosV Curiosity killed the cat.

1:20 the Martians greet it by playing their music. Impressive, did not realise such sounds could be heard on Mars.

Here a rock, there a rock, everywhere rocks. Keep rocking.

@aaronjaggan

3 жыл бұрын

Can't wait for rocks to replace with bones.

Take care dear Perseverance :)

Hard to believe that this is actually Mars! Fantastic, bravo and thank you Perseverance and team! 👏🇺🇸🟠 Cool music! 🎶

i lov how you play soothing music along with planetary exploration

Wow, the sound track on mars is realy good!

@greggc68

3 жыл бұрын

Yes, too bad they didn't list the music score. This tracks is awesome.

Hi what a great vid thank you for sharing 😊

@Terkrecoms1

3 жыл бұрын

You are welcome

I would love for perseverance to go through or around those rocks safely and over the mountain so that the world/earth can see whats beyond them

Amazing. I don't know how else I could describe it. I think the first thing people naturally do is try and liken it to a landscape on earth (such as death valley or some other desert landscape), but then you suddenly remember that this whole view is not of this world. Magnificent.

I’m fascinated with the scenery. Really cool. I’m still confused why we are so hell bent on going to Mars let alone try to live there. Humans can only last 80 seconds on Mars. Who want to constantly live in a space suit all the time? There’s plenty of space here on earth to explore.

@geraldmaxwell3277

3 жыл бұрын

The Earth is a delicate ecosystem which can go out of balance if we go about exploring (and in the process, damaging) it. If there is no life on Mars, it is basically a blank canvas, one that we can shape to our will ,given time and advances in technology.

@jerryooto

3 жыл бұрын

@@geraldmaxwell3277 Mars has no ecosystem and there’s nothing there that can be used to support life unless you want to live in a bubble.

@kevinh6008

3 жыл бұрын

@@geraldmaxwell3277 Imagine the worst possible fate for the Earth: thermonuclear war, radical climate change, toxic air. The Earth would still be far more habitable than Mars. Terraform Earth!

@peggygilmour8905

3 жыл бұрын

It could be great at prospecting for raw materials.

@geraldmaxwell3277

3 жыл бұрын

@@kevinh6008 Trying to terraform earth in one place leads to chaos in another part. Let me give you an example. There was a proposal to cover 20 percent of the Sahara with Solar panels. It was found that such an action would lead to the complete desertification of the Sahel and part of the Sudan Savannah south of the Sahara as the panels, being as dark as they are, would raise global temperatures by 1.5 degrees. Essentially, green energy on such a scale could actually lead to even more global warming. Irrigating the Kalahari to grow food for example would lead to the presence of moisture in an area not known to have it, it would distort the climate patterns both north and south of it . For example the moisture and resulting humidity there could compel the south east winds to drop their moisture in the Kalahari, meaning the winds would be dry by the time they reach the Congo, literally creating a savannah or desert in an area currently covered by tropical forest . Attempts at terraforming the earth would kill a part of it in the process. As we would be messing with a natural balance that predates us. Mars on the other hand is a blank slate .Terraforming it would mean we would not be concerned that turning the southern highlands into farmland will affect forests on the lower slopes of the Olympus Mons area. We could exploit the minerals in the northern basin of Mars and fully exploit its agricultural potential (the basin has been shown to actually have soil that can support terrestrial life) before terraforming turns the basin into an ocean. We cannot do that here on Earth unless we want to wreak havoc on our marine ecosystems.

Can't wait for the helicopter to start flying and recording, that will be interesting to see

@avachophy5148

3 жыл бұрын

Yed

@lazypotato6743

3 жыл бұрын

If nothing moves on Mars then why would they record a video?

@kohan8301

3 жыл бұрын

True.

@Max2coolmayur

3 жыл бұрын

@@lazypotato6743 there are sand storms and dust

@caturlifelive

3 жыл бұрын

agreed

Wow, Mars sounds like a 3d soundscape with ambient music? Martians truly are wavey

Wow, some interesting real estate, right there, nice camera work Perseverance.

Thank u for that soundtrack too

Hello from philippines

@user-fv7pd6cf4t

3 жыл бұрын

Hello from usa

Man, it creek's like me in the morning 🌅 !

From the looks of it...I believe with full certainty humans will be landing there. 😁👍

Wonderful video !!!!!

Can you include, perhaps a 10 second text: surface temperature ( F and C), wind speed ( if available), time of day ( earth time)?

@zanedavid1

3 жыл бұрын

I agree with you ... AND can the stupid music.

@maybe4500

3 жыл бұрын

Could you guys tell me why there are so many rocs rocs parts every where, like a disaster please tell me someone

@allan9603

3 жыл бұрын

No need for C.

@cecilbrisley5185

3 жыл бұрын

@Satria Incubus hardly. See any plants?

@allan9603

3 жыл бұрын

@ongakka makke , Barren planet for which we/NASA don't have the advanced technology to overcome: 1. Extreme cold. 2. Deadly levels of solar radiation. As a footnote, according to scientists, even if we were able to dig underground Mars to shield from the dangerous radiation, there is no machinery known to man that could break through the deeply frozen subsurface of Mars. Conclusion: Another few hundred years is needed for our technology to advance far enough to set up shop on Mars.

All those rocks that just been there for billions of years

My wedding party will be on mars as I hope.

Sounds like my dad's old 1971 Buick, with a bad front end.

Sounds like a garden roller!

oh wow what a video so great

It sounds as if Mars has unlimited access to a library of rights free production music. Definitely an unusual finding.

They need some lubricant on the wheel supports is certainly caused by cold weather in March

VERY GOOD FOOTAGE THE MARS from Brasil ok

@narcoduck

3 жыл бұрын

What do you mean 'from Brasil ok' ? And why are you using caps lock??

sounds cold!

@Dirtbike1234

3 жыл бұрын

Yes, sometimes water ice clouds form on Mars, but no rain or snow. This combination makes the planet an incredibly cold place. Carbon dioxide (over 98%) it is very dense.

I think this is rover wheel sound while traveling

very nice but Id like to hear the sounds without the the noise from from the camera and that should be clear bc its a very expensive rover so just let us hear what is on mars without the excess noise.

beatiful 👍

The sound of the rover wheels is exactly as the sound of the heavy two wheels road roller .

@faustobaptista8555

3 жыл бұрын

.....and rolling....

Why did 24 people give Mars a thumbs down?

райское местечко ,верблюды в восторге,просторы ,иди в любом направлении и никаких пробок

Something is crawling on top of perseverance...

@peggygilmour8905

3 жыл бұрын

That something is zapping it?

Sound like my dad in the restroom 💀

I envy, and pity those who don't understand.

Hermosas imagenes del desierto del Sahara

........INCRÍVEL........ESPETACULAR..............

Well alright, will I be allowed to go there on holiday this year?

Unlike the Moon, Mars has sound. Amazing.

Sounds like my car after a winter in Michigan

Wow que calidad que tremendos volcanes párese el lago de coatepeque 👌

There is nothing on Mars which is known as of now but some how I have a very special connection with it.

Sounds like a new ford built in Mexico

Can the music, keep the mic open, more data inputs please.

太棒了...贊

@romeudasilvapereira2476

3 жыл бұрын

Passa na sexta mas coloca una roupa legal....

I dident know they equipped any rovers with a microphone

How in the world are we able to send data back from Mars to Earth? That is just an absolute mind blowing if you ask me.

@cecilbrisley5185

3 жыл бұрын

Um...radio? Since 1890 radio has been used to communicate over distances. Nothing in space to block the signal. Digital information too so the signal just needs to code for binary. On and off. Same reason digital over the air TV signals are clear and HD and analog were fuzzy crap.

@lleriedzcammar5470

3 жыл бұрын

@@cecilbrisley5185 Wow! I had no idea. Thank you for educating me. Fascinating!

Kinda sounds like someone is peeing out kidney stones into a metal bucket

Do NASA's engineers really want to hear Perseverance's bone dry bearings grinding up Martian grit? It would give me sleepless nights.

The rover has gas!

strut bearings are spanked!!

that's the alloy wheel hitting the rocks

Sounds like someone breathing through an oxygen mask in a space suit exploring the Rover just like happens on Earth 🌍🌌

wow, plenty of space for shopping malls, highways (as German I would prefer a high speed Autobahn), super tall scyscapers ... lets start building before some environmentalists turn Mars into a greenhouse ;o) ... 3:35 onwards: isn't that a molehill ?

@chrisst8922

3 жыл бұрын

Car parks, they'll need car parks.

Can the Rovers tell the difference between rock and concrete?

Seriously though, great images of an awesome place, music just right, I’m so jealous of the younger generation, who with luck will witness a human presence on Mars. Afraid my years are against. Me- maybe another moon mission?

Rocks, rocks and More rocks......... that’s all there is folks 🤷🏼‍♂️

@prmath

3 жыл бұрын

@@SavvyNinja I M H O....... our God made it that way 👋🏼

@prmath

3 жыл бұрын

@@SavvyNinja exactly....... we just do not know. Anything is possible

Odnosze takie wrażenie jakby oglądała szczątki po jakiejś większej katastrofie...zagłada jakiejś cywilizacji

Sometimes, if you play music, the cows will come........

1:43 Birds are singing in the Mars.

Imagine if it had a useful atmosphere...

If perseverance taken a seed of the plant which is fastly growing plant seed and some water in it and dig and plant after pour water if it is done as experimentally an we can get a idea plants can grow or not on Mars when the claimet is cold the soil is also be in cool condition and at least plant will grow a little also we get an idea on it than rover can take a photo after some days..it will be a fantastic moment in my view for all man kind.

@cecilbrisley5185

3 жыл бұрын

Sigh...ever see gardens being grown in the south pole? Average temperature for mars is minus 60 Celsius. Colder than the arctic. Occasionally at the equator you can get temps of 20 degrees in the day but night temperatures are minus 73 degrees Celsius. The photo of the seed would show a blob of ice with a dead cracked seed in the middle.

Red planet has so beautiful

Esas ruedas se escuchan que son de metal no creo que resistan mucho tiempo ahí con tantas piedras .

Wonder what the other rovers sound like

If those are all shattered and scattered pieces of rock, where did they come from? What shatered and scattered them like that?

@peggygilmour8905

3 жыл бұрын

Good questions, landslides are proposed.

@cecilbrisley5185

3 жыл бұрын

Mars had water on it. So erosion, slides, collapses, freeze and thaw. It had a violent beginning as did all the planet's. Meteors have hit it and continue to do so. It had volcanoes for part of it's history. Even chemical erosion from it's atmosphere would play a part.

@peggygilmour8905

3 жыл бұрын

@@cecilbrisley5185 Through time increasingly more freeze than thaw. The rock scattering throughout the surface brings to mind salt and pepper shakers coating the surface like sugar spinnkles on a doughnut.

there has to have been life here before

The sounds of another planet is more interesting than who is eligible to get a covid vaccine,why isn't this put on the news? Give a thumbs up if u agree with me

Объясните мне. На Марсе не атмосферы, верно ? Каким образом там слышно звуки движения, к примеру на земле звук передаётся через воздух, разряжая и сжимая (волны). А на Марсе то как ????

@writerfromarkansas

3 жыл бұрын

Атмосфера есть и это давно известно. Как бы тогда он на парашюте спустился? Погугли.

Where did all the rocks come from? If you were in the middle of the Sahara and all of a sudden you see all these rocks and huge boulders lying around wouldn't you wonder where they came from? Didn't break off the side of a mountain. No mountain around.

a hyperbaric fusion ..

Dave, I can't do that

So far we are seeing the footage.when will the scientific analysis start?

Was it dust storm or some kind of alien living creature?

Earth,,, millions of years later.

@52mmurph

3 жыл бұрын

After the Biden/Democrat administration.

Sounds like me ripping a few after eating grannie's pork knuckles and black eyed peas 🤢😱

thats another feckin planet wow

Looks like it was filmed somewhere on planet Earth.

@chrisst8922

3 жыл бұрын

Shhhh. Don't mention that.

Era pra ter levado uns bichos como calango e outros répteis e também um som do Depeche mode (enjoy silence)qual som vcs queriam que tocassem lá?

@theloner6063

3 жыл бұрын

É o Tchan - Segura o Tchan!

@sousasaraiva9977

3 жыл бұрын

Levar bicho nenhum para morrer lá no Marte, mas eu até que ficaria feliz se levasse o Bolsonaro e o Edir Macedo.

@kellwynarmani7870

3 жыл бұрын

@@sousasaraiva9977 então vão levar camelo,já que levaram cachorra e macaco

Move without rhythm and you won't attract the worms

Rip the dream

Жига,жига.

Arka fonu bulutları gölgelemek için kullanmışsınız. Fakat arazi okuma tekniği ile buranın tespiti uzun sürmez. Siz bu tekniği araştırana kadar size oradan resim gelirse şaşırmayın Hata sizin kendi resimlerinizde yanlışlıkla fark etmediğiniz bulut resimleri Hiç bir yalan sonsuza kadar gizli kalmaz

I want see the sun. Where is he?

Американцы сделали для нас Марс более близкой планетой, молодцы! Спасибо!

Generation before us: we don't want to go to a new continent. We will be alone without any social lofe! Generation after us: can't waith to leave earth and leave every human behind forever! Yaay We: still trying to figure out wth is happening?

Stunning images...of bleakness. 😐 The Mojave Desert is a lush paradise in comparison.

@sheiladawg1664

3 жыл бұрын

Bleakness that required an appreciation of science and engineering you can't even *begin* to understand. So......you mock it. Shame.

@ephraimgarrett4727

3 жыл бұрын

@@sheiladawg1664 I understand it plenty. I've followed the space program since the Mercury days, and even worked at a NASA center. Mars is still an exotic novelty to most, but when you look at it through practical eyes, it's a dump. Perseverance is a huge technical achievement, but people who romanticize about living there are out of their minds.

@sheiladawg1664

3 жыл бұрын

@@ephraimgarrett4727 I tend to agree with you to a point but then consider what if for whatever reason Earth became uninhabitable then where would you go?

@ephraimgarrett4727

3 жыл бұрын

@@sheiladawg1664 You wouldn't be able to go anywhere. It's either Earth or extinction, at least in the near term. We were supposed to have a massive, manned spaceship on the way to Jupiter by 2001. We're still a long ways off from that! 😀

It doesn't seem that cold

@cecilbrisley5185

3 жыл бұрын

You have the ability to see temperature? Incredible!

Why always in same place. We needed not musics.

I seen that alien .

W-40?

Where is Matt Damon??

What kind of microphones has Nasa build in it? Quality is so bad.

The sounds is like a creepy

Vabbè , ma i rumori erano contraffatti...