Space, the final frontier…yeah, I loved Star Trek the old series on TV. One of my staples when I got home from school. Mars Early in the life of the solar system, Mars appears to have had Earth-like conditions. Planetary researchers have been targeting Mars to gain insight into how our own planet developed. This episode looks at the work of the probes orbiting Mars and the rovers exploring its surface. Saturn The ringed planet is of immense interest to researchers who believe that Saturn’s ring system will share similarities with the protoplanetary disc from which the solar system evolved. This episode reveals the work done by the Cassini probe that spent more than 13 years examining the Saturnian system. Available Worldwide except for Poland, France, Japan For more Space Travel: Space Race to the Moon: kzread.info/dash/bejne/iaN-xdijmMWwZ5M.html #freedocumentary

@rodkirt9273

2 жыл бұрын

The core of Mars has hardened and is unable to maintain a magnetic shield to protect the planet from the solar wind . Nothing can be done to make Mars habitation possible . However , exploring Mars can answer a limited amount of information about its history .

@timmoles9259

2 жыл бұрын

All CGI

@lengould9262

2 жыл бұрын

@Dalibor Weimer Not even funny anymore, just pathetic. 😑

@romanodickenson1107

2 жыл бұрын

If this is all real why is everything cgi

@gb4287

2 жыл бұрын

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This is actually really well made

Another good one from one of my favorite channel.

@FreeDocumentary

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

@andreasproteus1465

2 жыл бұрын

Too much CGI and annoying shots (e.g. 35:02) of multi culti diversity inclusive NASA "engineers".

I am compelled to express my love of this program. As a boy I dreamed of space as a teen I imagined different worlds and entities as an older man I fell in love with our potential this presentation is what I wanted to see as a ten year old. This as close as I will ever be to "space" and I am grateful for this wonderful program. If I could pick a "space" hero It would be Lous wo

@rarebreed4512

2 жыл бұрын

you're right because it didn't happen...

@XDKnoori

2 жыл бұрын

.

@ChayAaronStevenson11

2 жыл бұрын

It’s a cartoon silly old duffer

@davida2725

2 жыл бұрын

Well said Jim

@1701enter

2 жыл бұрын

@@davida2725 thank you

Cassini got one hell of a farewell

I hope when I die my soul just wonders through the cosmos nd seeing the wonders of the universe

Yes!!! Another video up! I freakin love this channel . I always look forward to seeing a new video weekly .. my favorite type on this channel are the "worlds dangerous roads".

@davida2725

2 жыл бұрын

Agreed

Thank u uploading this 🙏❤️ I love the narration..keep it up✨👏🏻

Exciting, yet horrific, yet spectacular, yet emotional. Beautiful narration, music, animations. *WELL* *DONE* *!*

I've been fascinated about space & planets since I was 8 years old reading a book my teacher was teaching us in school. I can't wait for a day to come when humans live on mars. Its just amazing the discovery they make & the obstacles they face on how to tackle it all.

I am a fan of your work and it keep inspiring me about getting knowledge 👍

Thankyou very much for this video. Always love documentary.

@FreeDocumentary

2 жыл бұрын

Thank for stopping by to let us know! We love it 😍

My favorite channel thanks for the information

Many thanks for the upload.

@FreeDocumentary

2 жыл бұрын

It’s a pleasure as always. And our job 😉

What a beautiful documentry guys.. fabulous. Thank you very much for sharing such a wonderful knowledge with us. .. keep it up..

Amazing documentary. You people rock. Thank you much.

Very very nice documentary, Thank you for bring it here.

Whenever I think of the Cassini probe valiantly struggling to keep transmitting, as it blasts through Saturn's atmosphere at unimaginable speeds, I get a few tears in my eyes. These little probes and rovers carry our human curiosity and sense of wonder out into the solar system to places we can't go ourselves.

@sketchesofpayne

2 жыл бұрын

@Nathan Lopez I don't know what you're going on about. The hell does COVID-19 have to do with anything? Besides, the probe was destroyed back in 2017.

This is a brilliant documentary! Thank you for this. 👍

As a 63 year old, I'm just so amazed how far we've really come and how quickly technology moves. I remember the first space launch(a bit) and the moon landing( a lot). Thanks for these as that way younger people will know the history.

@dave1234aust

2 жыл бұрын

I'm the same age Janet, I'm jealous of what changes my grandson and his children will see, but content that I can say I saw the moon landing and the mad space race of the late 60s early 70s

@brianarbenz7206

2 жыл бұрын

Dave and Janet, I, too, am in the club. I was born in August 1958, the summer NASA was created. The first Voyager was launched on my 19th birthday. :Like you two, I watched every minute of moon walks, and I sited the Skylab in orbit with binoculars. I know what you mean, Dave1234aust, about wishing I could experience all the accomplishments upcoming generations will witness. But I take comfort in realizing what I've be able to see. It's been phenomenal! My grandparents, born in 1896 and '97, watched the Apollo 11 moon walks with us. And to think they recalled the Wright Brothers' first flight at Kitty Hawk!

@janethayes5941

2 жыл бұрын

@@brianarbenz7206 I rather like our little "club".😁

*I have seen the best documentary for Saturn !* *Thanks a lot Free Documentary*

Thanks for this doco. I had no idea that Cassini was active for so long, nor understood why they “killed” her off. Now I do. Such an amazing and successful space program. I hope we get to revisit these moons again sometime in my lifetime

@ciararespect4296

2 жыл бұрын

I'm moving to Saturn. Forget musk he's small cheese

Very nice, well done and much appreciated :)

what a channel man Epic quality

Brilliant. Absolutely brilliant! :D Thanks!

I love to watch this kind of documentary. Good evening everyone from the countryside Philippines. Take care always.

Watching this amazing documentary is like living a dream, for some reason u feel yourself involved on all this science,so happy to understand little bit more about the space from u guys. wonderful job.

Feedback: Some of your video thumbnails are too discret, a little hard to spot on the Subscriptions grid. Please make it more highlighted so we don't risk missing any of your awesome documentaries :)

*Thanks for posting this vid!!!*

thank you for all space documentaries

Another great documentary from the best channel here in youtube! Watching from the Philippines!

Absolutely love these ❤.

Remarkable job keep it up 👌

Just a bit dated now, but I've watched this twice to date and still like the production values very much.

Thanks guys ❤️

Amazing being waiting all wk

Hello guys; watching from Kenya🇰🇪

@mosesmbithimuli8984

2 жыл бұрын

@No Cap NO; it's illegal.

It's awesome to see these missions going off as perfectly, (according to predicted plans,) as they had. It must be a pretty cathartic experience, in that room at JPL, after years of designing and engineering a mission and then months of travel time and the obligatory 15 minute communication delay between the Earth and Mars, to find out whether everything went okay or not. 👍 In truth, whatever they were seeing at Mission Control, had actually already happened out there on the Martian surface so, it's also gotta be a pretty helpless feeling as well lol all at the same time. What a cool job that would be. (Stay in school, kids lol you definitely don't want to get stuck doing something you hate for a living. That's for sure!) ✌

I love the bold voice of the narrator,big ups to u bro ,watching u from GHANA

Very interesting 👍 documentary

Hats off to Cassini. Now I can teach geography with much knowledge

Wonderful

Magnífico aporte para conocer un poco más al planeta rojo. Tks

the camera man did a great job going to the hostile envirement

@Mels925

2 жыл бұрын

I thought so too

@rachaeldangelo1337

2 жыл бұрын

He must have one hell of a space suit

You guys are awesome, is there new documtaries coming soon about jails or no go zones or something

That red planet looks like the out back of Australia

brilliant channel...

Thanks

Maahhs, such a mysterious planet

Thanks for sharing - we can all dream - I watched another program about Cassini some time ago - and of course the Voyagers - really amazing 👍😃

Human brain don't have the capacity to imagine even half of our solar system. We are too small in this universe.

Space is so fascinating subject, the biggest mystery of existence.

@rachaeldangelo1337

2 жыл бұрын

Every time I go outside whenever it's night time I always look up at the stars with a child like wonder just thinking about everything that's out there in the universe. It's truly mind boggling

@shrinathn367

2 жыл бұрын

@@rachaeldangelo1337 yeah, I feel its more peaceful than earth

Great video, my only criticism was not knowing whether I was supposed to be looking at real images or computer generated ones.

In 1980 we recieved video feed courtesy of the Potato1000 camera system 🥔 Awesome upload👍

Wow, this is very wonderful

Good mornin from Alaska

@FreeDocumentary

2 жыл бұрын

Mornin Alaska. It’s afternoon here in Berlin.

+254🇰🇪 learnt samething new and totally different from what I learnt. Good job

@javirocks509

2 жыл бұрын

Huh? Need to check your grammar dude!

@isaacnespola4280

2 жыл бұрын

pidgin

Wow 🙏🙏

Pathfinder this just got interesting

MAGANDANG UMAGA 🇵🇭

Saturn isy favorite of all planets, such a beautiful thing to exist near us on the vast emptiness, what a sight

@yekhantlu786

2 жыл бұрын

Wanna go

Good evening. Nashville TN

Nice......👍👍👍🇮🇩❤🙏

Free documentary! Only love you! No comments!!

Good evening guys from Philippines

Gotta give credit to that camera man who took the video of rovers and its counterparts

@rachaeldangelo1337

2 жыл бұрын

He must of had one hell of a good spacesuit to get the footage of Cassini while in orbit around Saturn also

They must also use legs to support the wheels and wipers to clear the dust

*More missions like Cassini must be programmed*

Goodnight y’all

Beuatyfull historys

What a technology six years to get anywhere flying in circles.

My vote goes to the fella that went up with it to photograph its decent into the saturn

@pqrstzxerty1296

2 жыл бұрын

shame the cameraperson could not get a non blurry photo of a UFO..

Lot's of love from india 👍

@moromorkokaidew

2 жыл бұрын

@Jessie Cassandra hmmm

Watching from Nagaland kuknalim

In other words, perfect circles, Hexagons and other supposedly non naturally occuring shapes in fact do occur in nature all the time.Nice, exactly as I always thought

@brettvv7475

2 жыл бұрын

Who said they're not natural?

Neat###

Isn't it wild, to think that everything humans have made, including the devices we're watching this on, came from the earth? Also, everytime we send things into space that don't return, that's resources being extended that we can never replenish.

Good evening from North East India😁

@FreeDocumentary

2 жыл бұрын

Good evening to NE India 🇮🇳

wow, didn't know how long and important was Cassini mission. it's such a shame that there is currently no mission for Saturn. We should be monitoring every planet continuously. Here on Earth, Are we out of fuel or something?

Did I see a jar of olives in the control room? Yes?? I went back and looked again ... Time stamp 21:12 !!!

@pqrstzxerty1296

2 жыл бұрын

They are Grey alien testicles

@jenniferwilson7762

2 жыл бұрын

@@pqrstzxerty1296 yes !!! I knew it ..i knew they were not Olives !!!! The probably altered the video HV g for j JH ist

Would fossils be so hard to find on Mars?

@pqrstzxerty1296

2 жыл бұрын

Only if you didn't bother to look.

@pqrstzxerty1296

2 жыл бұрын

Same as crude oil, not made from fossils.

@demonreturns4336

2 жыл бұрын

He thinks fossils drop from the sky like rain does

Hey free documentary please make videos about dumpster diving.

Nice,,,, 👍 from Punjab India doctor inderjit Singh

@liamjohnf7

2 жыл бұрын

Covids a scam pal

39:40 ASPOOTH!!! 😍

Good day guys from india

Do the machines com back or they continue to make updated ones n jus send em?

best on cameraman

Just seeing rocks, dust and natural objects on an alien planet surface is always chilling. Just imagining standing there thinking: "I am not on Earth anymore". It really wasn't long ago idiots thought water could only be on Earth, like our planet among near infinite planets is the only one that has the right conditions for life.

@rehaninamdar3208

2 жыл бұрын

Same feeling here dude.

Pls never remove this video from your channel.

From1:20, who wrote this music? Anyone know?

Ah! Daddy Saturn- the planet of karma and lessons...beautiful 😊

They need to think of including air compressors that can be used to blow dust off the solar panels.

With all that technology, they could find a way to clean up the dust on panels whenever it mounted

@Sizwebn

2 жыл бұрын

😂😂😂

Mars has a chocolate surface and a sticky malty caramel centre.

♥️

RIP Cassini

How do we KNOW that life outside our earth and in space somewhere NEEDS liquid water to thrive tho..❔ 🤔 Like really..?

Cassini :- O! Saturn i studied u, now i shall become part of u

only in my dreams to get in to mars... even the moon..

Shout-out