I remember when Curiosity was a new thing. Crazy how its been ten years since then

Its the next one that I am excited about. Now that we are going to be flying. Wow. Its going to be like night and day of discoveries.

9 successful landers: Viking 1 Viking 2 Pathfinder Spirit Opportunity Curiosity Insight China Rover Perseverance Only Viking had gear (labeled release experiment) specifically for life detection (which had interesting results). Why no more direct testing since?

@sherryveluz318

2 жыл бұрын

How long does it ake o get to mars

I'm rooting for you guys so much, you represent the real humanity's achievement, never stop.

@guitarandskating

2 жыл бұрын

What do you mean, "the real humanity"? I get it's a big achievement but could be better achievements on our planet it's self don't you think. Like, using all those billions in space travel on humanitarian issues. Or used for education and whatnot. You know ?

Imagine, a whole planet without tiktokers

@tech5298

Жыл бұрын

“You blabbed Quaid. You blabbed about Mars.”

Yo where the sexy aliens at?

@nicknamenickname56

2 жыл бұрын

maybe underground mars

We could conquer the space together as one united mankind working together with a lot of resources we could spent to explore without competition as one world. But NO we need weapons and wars to kill us rather than succeed and bloom.

@Larslegos

2 жыл бұрын

The only way that will happen is if everyone has what they need so they don't have to work just to exist. An actual equal opportunity for everyone to thrive and do what their heart tells them would allow people to collaborate rather than compete for those basic needs. Instead of allowing people to hoard wealth for themselves, we pour that abundance into everyone on Earth. A rising tide raises all ships

@shadowman2469

2 жыл бұрын

@@Larslegos well said

@CraveThatCoin

2 жыл бұрын

@@Larslegos The issue with your theory is humans are not equal by nature. Difference in work ethic, motivation, skills, intelligence. Contribution should be rewarded, there is nothing wrong with competition.

@FlyingTigersKMT

2 жыл бұрын

We are far far away from even exploring the closest neighbors in our own solar system much less venture beyond our own system into the outer reaches of space. Forget even going to the next solar system with planets like alpha centauri... we are not likely to see that for quite a few generations if we ever master interspace level propulsion.

This is what earth is going to look like if a nuclear world war happens.

Just rocks and rocks

That you need a broom to get far...... next time hey NASA.

Did you find gold in Mars yet? oil? unknown elements and resources not found on earth?

45 science deniers have disliked this video, so far. Shame on them!

bingus

chungus

Chungus

Can we see those pyramids.....

@ExpiredCartonOfEggNogg

2 жыл бұрын

I can see those elipses, it's 3... you use 3 periods to make an ellipsis.

CANT WAIT FOR EARTH TO TURN LIKE MARS! I'LL BE GONE BEFORE THAT HAPPENS...LOL

Mars is an abandoned place which can never be reborn

Did they found my shit?

@cut--

2 жыл бұрын

good question . . no but they did find a crater full of single socks.

"Space may be the final frontier but it's made in a Hollywood basement"

@CNCmachiningisfun

Жыл бұрын

*GROW UP!*

Nothing that we/i didnt allready knew from the start

woo did we prove that mars is a dead planet yet? and that there's no point in going to mars?

Star Trek geeks dreaming about intergalactic odyssey while the house is burning...

Instead fight over ideology and dirty (land) in ukrine. This is what we human must do…

Childish !

Imagine, a whole planet Without Tiktokers.!

Who is filming the Rover at the angles shown? What are we not being told? Why so much CGI? I think all of this footage is fake.

@kimbol496

2 жыл бұрын

you prob think the earth flat too, huh?

@freedomrings.0007

2 жыл бұрын

@@kimbol496 I'm just saying. I'm not interested in seeing imaginary b.s.

@Larslegos

2 жыл бұрын

@@freedomrings.0007 You have no imagination? The CGI and whatnot is just for visual aid, to have something to look at. It's just an imitation of what it might look like. It's not supposed to represent reality with 100% accuracy. It's not claiming to be real. What's real is the samples, data, and photos taken by the rovers themselves. That is the focus

@ExpiredCartonOfEggNogg

2 жыл бұрын

Many of the photos from far away are done via CGI. However many of the "selfie" shots that the rover performs are actually 5 - 6 separate images stitched together. How is this done? The arm is articulated enough so it can move into one spot to take an image, and then move again to take another, simple layering makes it so the shot is done without an arm. This is important and a deliberate design to make sure that nothing is blocked, these selfish shots are used by engineers to asses any damage the rover may have received or to asses the general health of the vehicle.

is it me ? But i hardly ever See NASA POST anything about mars only 2-5 yr old replays issi etc Only some private guy post videos of mars seen pics of the capsule and other things posted by a lad but Nope not Nasa . glad i dont pay NASA channel $ to watch new videos id be waiting like Boeing to launch a rocket 12yr L8tr

Peoples comments about the rover that looked brand new and clean all the time ... Resulted in this weird colour in the pics..to make it look dirty...? .come on nada, step up your CGI 😂🐑

@tommajor3832

2 жыл бұрын

Tore, or is their "mars" actually located on this plane but outside of this particular realm? I definitely don't know the truth, but it's more feasible than their made up fantasy distance of 165+ million miles away in their made up space. Nobody on here knows, but they all enjoy regurgitating the lies!!!

@ExpiredCartonOfEggNogg

2 жыл бұрын

About 80% of the shots in this video are CGI they're literally demonstration videos on how the rover works

,, ,, J,ESUS CHRIST RETURNS, REPENT OF SIN AND CHANGE YOUR WAY OF LIVING