15 Months On Mars: We Found Eerie Spacecraft Wreckage

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  • Опубліковано 30 бер 2023
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    In this episode, the Ingenuity helicopter discovers spacecraft wreckage before losing contact with the Perseverance rover. Meanwhile, the rover observes interesting rock formations, spots a bright object, and approaches the delta face. Perseverance's journey includes breaking records for distance traveled in one day and capturing the highest definition observation of a Martian solar eclipse. Ingenuity re-establishes communication with the rover and continues to provide valuable data for scientists. Perseverance starts its ascent of "Hawksbill Gap", the most challenging terrain yet.
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  • @ElderFoxDocumentaries
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  • @sambo7326
    @sambo7326 Рік тому +3934

    We haven't even stepped foot on that planet yet and already see pictures of our trash laying around.

    • @offcourseoverland
      @offcourseoverland Рік тому +230

      Lighten up, Francis.

    • @NaeemAhmad-xk3oz
      @NaeemAhmad-xk3oz Рік тому +20

      😂😂😂

    • @shelikestuff
      @shelikestuff Рік тому +116

      Humans are the worst .. lol

    • @offcourseoverland
      @offcourseoverland Рік тому +71

      @AllysonW0nderland you say that, until the space bugs find us lol.

    • @miguelservetus9534
      @miguelservetus9534 Рік тому +49

      Hate when a rock gets in a wheel. Makes an annoying noise.
      When you take it in for the scheduled rotation and balance, have them remove it. No additional charges.

  • @paulwhite7475
    @paulwhite7475 Рік тому +1410

    The rover can think while driving ! Makes it better than 80% of drivers back on earth .

    • @johnc3403
      @johnc3403 Рік тому +18

      ..except you, right Paul?

    • @tf2scout394
      @tf2scout394 Рік тому +16

      @@johnc3403 except you, right John?

    • @imrantopiaimrantopia3298
      @imrantopiaimrantopia3298 Рік тому +7

      @@ramonjoseph except you, right Ramon?

    • @nix4644
      @nix4644 Рік тому +10

      @@imrantopiaimrantopia3298 Okay, I'll play along...except you, right imrantopia?

    • @sorgic435
      @sorgic435 Рік тому +8

      I'm thinking I'm watching this video and I'm texting all while driving now that's what you call multitasking. Oh s*** just got in the wreck

  • @chumon1992
    @chumon1992 Рік тому +94

    Im obsessed with the images of the Mars landscape..they look somehow alien but also familiar at the same time. I adore the fact that NASA treats these robots as if they are truly alive, the letter between them is so adorable and it really hammers in how awesome these little guys are. They are billions of miles away from home, but are still connected to us through an emotional link that, even though they might not feel it as we do, it still ties us to them.

    • @chumon1992
      @chumon1992 11 місяців тому +1

      @Silent Solitude still, its not really any less impressive.

    • @chumon1992
      @chumon1992 11 місяців тому +1

      @Silent Solitude oh no worries you didn't :)

    • @wormbo2
      @wormbo2 11 місяців тому +6

      Not *quite* that far...
      DEVON ISLAND, Canadian inuit territories....
      Haughton station, Mars project...
      Have a look at the "street view" landscapes.
      Go on, just for fun...

    • @TristanGaming_1
      @TristanGaming_1 11 місяців тому

      Nobody knows about the 8ft aliens with blue UFO'S and glowing eyes? Look it up. Its viral rn

    • @sueglossop6671
      @sueglossop6671 11 місяців тому +1

      @@TristanGaming_1 gaming is fun, but life's Real game is of growth and exploration. Its the best.

  • @brandonjames2368
    @brandonjames2368 Рік тому +57

    The 13 year old that constantly lives within my 53 year old brain is amazed that he finally gets to see the surface of another planet! And in such amazing clarity!

    • @francomaccio6802
      @francomaccio6802 9 місяців тому +4

      Photoshop

    • @thomasgirty6397
      @thomasgirty6397 2 місяці тому +1

      California sure has changed since Apollo!!!

    • @onetrueslave
      @onetrueslave 2 місяці тому

      100 years ago this would be sci-fi.

    • @nbaldo003
      @nbaldo003 23 дні тому

      soviets also released footage of the probes that touched down on venus. you can also view that

  • @walterwhitaker1395
    @walterwhitaker1395 Рік тому +1633

    Isn't it amazing how we get to see pictures like these with such clarity, but when it comes to UFO's all they give us is grainy, foggy, black and white night vision, ect!

    • @dpeter6396
      @dpeter6396 Рік тому +53

      The rocks weren't moving!

    • @victorneely7964
      @victorneely7964 Рік тому +144

      All so clear and yet they can’t even explore the bottom of so much of our ocean. Doesn’t that raise a hmm flag to you?

    • @heels-villeshoerepairs8613
      @heels-villeshoerepairs8613 Рік тому +34

      @@victorneely7964 the powers that be don't want to invest on something "unremarkable".

    • @heels-villeshoerepairs8613
      @heels-villeshoerepairs8613 Рік тому +17

      @@dpeter6396 neither were the so-called crashed UFOs.

    • @victorneely7964
      @victorneely7964 Рік тому +121

      @@heels-villeshoerepairs8613 What I'm implying is that we aren't flying drones on Mars it's utter nonsense. We don't have the technology to explore our deepest oceans here on earth and yet they SAY they can send a spacecraft 33.9 MILLION miles away and actually control it from earth by remote control. 33.9 Million miles is when Mars is the closest to Earth. When it's the farthest away it's 250 MILLION MILES away! People have got to start thinking for themselves. NASA is multimillion dollar a day business and have been lying to the American people for years.

  • @V3ryan
    @V3ryan Рік тому +368

    "The rover's advanced self driving technology allows it to think while driving." I think that's awesome, now if only some humans can start doing that.

    • @AB-sr3yv
      @AB-sr3yv Рік тому

      One more computer made video i kill myself

    • @waynemetevia7983
      @waynemetevia7983 Рік тому +3

      Good luck with that.

    • @AB-sr3yv
      @AB-sr3yv Рік тому +1

      Dont push me

    • @waynemetevia7983
      @waynemetevia7983 Рік тому

      @CromKiller They have been working on that for several years now. But as a recently retired truck driver what is really scary is that they have also been working on self driving semi trucks. You can find videos of both here on UA-cam.

    • @hugegamer5988
      @hugegamer5988 Рік тому +1

      People around here already drive like they are from another planet.

  • @ottomueller4425
    @ottomueller4425 Рік тому +75

    This is better then anything I ever seen on TV in 60 years of my life I stopped watching TV 20 years ago I couldn't take it anymore then I found UA-cam when it first came out been here ever since because I find awesome content like this.

    • @tvthecat
      @tvthecat Рік тому +3

      But your account is only 7 years old.

    • @steinaringiorfinnsson9222
      @steinaringiorfinnsson9222 Рік тому +8

      @@tvthecat you can watch youtube without an account

    • @tvthecat
      @tvthecat Рік тому +1

      @@steinaringiorfinnsson9222 Good point

    • @SOREALGAMING
      @SOREALGAMING Рік тому +2

      ​@@tvthecat😂😂😂 you really went to see when he joined u a clown 🤡

    • @tvthecat
      @tvthecat Рік тому

      @@SOREALGAMING Yes, I did. I have no regrets.

  • @darwinsfish
    @darwinsfish Рік тому +82

    It’s incredible to see an alien world in such detail and imagine the utter desolation and silence and that (maybe) nothing has ever lived there for millions of years. Amazing images.

    • @SerratedAMG
      @SerratedAMG 5 місяців тому +2

      Reminder that Mars is actually Devon Island in Canada.

  • @MegaSkills9
    @MegaSkills9 Рік тому +596

    What could be cooler than living on one planet and being able to watch a video of another planet in high resolution like you were there? All people reading this, need to pause for a few seconds and think about how lucky we are, to live in a time were this is now possible. We all should appreciate this and not just take it for granted. I will always love and support space exploration. This is very cool to watch.

    • @Platoface
      @Platoface Рік тому +68

      The CGI is amazing these days.

    • @louiss138
      @louiss138 Рік тому +41

      @@Platoface Why are always people like that under space videos? Are you specifically searching for them or was it recommended?

    • @davidrice5288
      @davidrice5288 Рік тому +14

      Wonderful accomplishment. Just wish we could do it without littering Mars with our space trash. Hopefully, one day we will get a chance to clean up our mess.

    • @hugebartlett1884
      @hugebartlett1884 Рік тому +23

      One question is just who is going to profit from all this space exploration. Investors and billionaires? Certainly not the greater population of Earth,who most likely won't have any say,or even a look in. Nothing will change for them,except a demand for more taxes to pay for the rich man's new hobby.

    • @togowack
      @togowack Рік тому +4

      We aren't lucky they have way better tech than they are showing us and past civilizations traveled between the planets with ease....

  • @macdansav1546
    @macdansav1546 Рік тому +178

    I remember the excitement at seeing Viking's first image of the martian surface c1976. To see so many superb images just 46 years later! It's breathtaking. Thanks for the post. :)

    • @ElderFoxDocumentaries
      @ElderFoxDocumentaries  Рік тому +7

      Glad you enjoyed it :)

    • @ts-900
      @ts-900 Рік тому +2

      Back then Mars was red.

    • @davidvaughn7752
      @davidvaughn7752 Рік тому +1

      And all of it done without Elon Musk... imagine that!

    • @johnwalker863
      @johnwalker863 Рік тому +3

      And if you believe this, Ive got some pics from my trip to Pluto I'll sell you cheap

    • @leadgindairy3709
      @leadgindairy3709 Рік тому +13

      @@johnwalker863 I get such a kick out of people like you. Total denial that we have technology on Mars, or that we landed on the moon. (I assume you believe that as well.) 😂 😂
      Please, keep the laughs coming for the rest of us. 😂 😂

  • @blfun3535
    @blfun3535 Рік тому +3

    Lol he used the word feelings for a robot. So now we will have to worry about a robot's feelings lol.

  • @patrickjanecke4941
    @patrickjanecke4941 11 місяців тому +4

    Thank you for broadcasting your vid3o. It's fascinating seeing 5he surface of another planet. I am 67 years old and this is a concept only considered in science fiction stories of my youth. How incredibly fortunate times the youth of today find themselves living, Yet I don't believe they comprehend it as such. How unfortunate.

  • @mapleext
    @mapleext Рік тому +110

    I really liked the part where the little moon eclipsed the sun. You mentioned how data from that can help you learn more about the planet itself. I must salute all the engineers, mathematicians and all of you. My first time watching this- I didn’t even know what a sol was! Love having a different perspective of the red dot from our pale blue dot.

    • @stewartstubbs5278
      @stewartstubbs5278 Рік тому

      You are very dumb to think this is real. WAKE UP it is 2023. Turn off your TV and use your brain for once

    • @moonlily701
      @moonlily701 Рік тому

      @CoolGuitarGear weirdo

    • @RyanCalebAstillero
      @RyanCalebAstillero Рік тому +4

      ​@coolguitargeartry to live a little, you can have fun. You'll open up your mind so much wider, so you'll think first before commenting everytime.

    • @ghostfaced4893
      @ghostfaced4893 Рік тому +4

      ​@CoolGuitarGear the hell are you on about

    • @ditzygypsy
      @ditzygypsy Рік тому +4

      @@RyanCalebAstillero I don’t think that guy can be helped. Some people just don’t want to realize that they believe in things that are not at all factual. I just read in an article today about prolific lying and the kind of people who believe in lies and conspiracies. “In a survey of nearly 400 American adults the more the respondents knew about the news media, the less likely they were to believe conspiracy theories, even those that aligned with their political ideologies.” It takes work to educate yourself and be educated to be able understand and recognize the truth. Kinda sad.

  • @skiptaggart8116
    @skiptaggart8116 11 місяців тому +24

    Perseverance is an extraordinary technical accomplishment. Well done to all who made it possible!

    • @jimmyc974
      @jimmyc974 6 місяців тому +1

      Yeah is'nt it just a fantastic waste of time and money , pictures and video or desert terrain and rocks , now where else could we see such fasination!

  • @landyndick2233
    @landyndick2233 Рік тому +36

    Seeing the remains of the back shell and the parachute was really cool

  • @garymckee8857
    @garymckee8857 Рік тому +8

    I like how some of the cables are secured with lacing tape.

  • @misanthrope8699
    @misanthrope8699 Рік тому +5

    All these visits to Mars with so many incredible images yet no mission near enough to Olympus Mons. I can only imagine seeing it with this quality of image.

    • @imnothuman2555
      @imnothuman2555 Рік тому +1

      It is difficult to land on sloped terrain.If you wanted to put a rover on Olympus Mons, you'd need to drive it for like 300 kms

    • @misanthrope8699
      @misanthrope8699 Рік тому

      @@imnothuman2555 I was thinking more of a panoramic shot which I imagine would have to be taken quite a distance from the mountain. The thought of viewing such would be incredible.

  • @hellomikie92
    @hellomikie92 Рік тому +1

    Your voice and your choice of music for this video, makes me wanna take off in a spaceship

  • @lloydsplace101
    @lloydsplace101 Рік тому +4

    That Mauritania desert was sure a good place for this video

  • @jakubw.2779
    @jakubw.2779 Рік тому +46

    Oh my god, i knew Perseverance would be equipped with absolute cutting edge tech, including cameras, but holy crap, those pictures are something else. Crystal clear, monster resolution. Incredible

    • @robertpowell7672
      @robertpowell7672 Рік тому +3

      Do you actually believe this?

    • @jakubw.2779
      @jakubw.2779 Рік тому +7

      @@robertpowell7672 believe what

    • @wilsondassumpcao2089
      @wilsondassumpcao2089 Рік тому +3

      But Sir Elton John said on that Rocket Man song that Mars ain't the place to raise your kids,in fact is cold as 'hell', you dig?

    • @ekimp252
      @ekimp252 Рік тому +1

      @@wilsondassumpcao2089 you win the internet today 😂

    • @riir1893
      @riir1893 Рік тому

      @@robertpowell7672 Yes, Robert, I know this is something that's probably extremely hard for you to comprehend, but not everyone's a conspiracy nut with brainrot and zero critical thinking skills who'll happily swallow whatever some random crackhead on Facebook or whatever feeds them.

  • @TheMetalMag
    @TheMetalMag 9 місяців тому +6

    great to see this! back in the eighties when they started to built the satellite to mars, I always thought it was once the earth that died and living creatures have left to were we are right now/ Incredible what technology can do. Thank you

  • @UWfalcin
    @UWfalcin 4 місяці тому

    Watching Mars footage is such a reminder of that things just exist for the purpose of just existing. We and everything is just here

  • @heru-deshet359
    @heru-deshet359 Рік тому +40

    When I saw the very first photos of Mars taken in the 1980s I was filled with a child like fascination of its appearance realizing that I was looking at another world at last. No other video or photos since then have caused me to feel this way until now. Amazing work! Thank you!

    • @sophiafakevirus-ro8cc
      @sophiafakevirus-ro8cc Рік тому

      That is your imagination. Now imagine that what you are looking at is earth, because it is, the whole thing is a scam.
      It is our imagination and beliefs which keep us asleep. It's fake, NASA is fake. This is part of the biggest scam in the history of humanity.

    • @robertsteele474
      @robertsteele474 Рік тому +1

      I remember that those first photos were also tinted red by NASA for some obscure reason.

    • @helenHTID
      @helenHTID Рік тому

      I's great for sure! But I don't know why they keep going heavy on the red filter because the surface of the planet doesn't look like that? Some of the photos you can actually see a more true representation... it's like dull grey and brown. And they've done that since the first color picture was taken! Sensationalising Mars for dramatic effect probably lol. All the Hollywood films that feature the red planet's surface show it the same dramatic alien red color.

    • @sophiafakevirus-ro8cc
      @sophiafakevirus-ro8cc Рік тому

      @@helenHTID THINK!
      It's not Mars, it's earth.

  • @johnhunt9942
    @johnhunt9942 9 місяців тому

    This is fantastic! I’d really enjoying watching this video. Keep up with work and learning something new everyday! ✌🏻

  • @katemajestic9164
    @katemajestic9164 Рік тому

    Field of rocks, field of rocks, field of rocks, but THIS ONE RIGHT HERE, that's Sid.

  • @madArt1981
    @madArt1981 Рік тому +7

    That’s hilarious, the rover spots something over in the distance, we’ll go in the opposite direction where the rover discovers…. A Rock! Upon closer inspection…it has a crack! Wow pushing the boundaries of discovery and exploration.

    • @mariepeoples
      @mariepeoples 2 дні тому

      The rovers have found ghastly creature slithering out of rocks and , then, coil up in rocks with holes.

  • @sidorandrei2324
    @sidorandrei2324 Рік тому +21

    This type of video is the right stuff for enthusiasts of space exploration. I am so glad to see Mars from this perspective. Good luck, peace and safety.

    • @f87115
      @f87115 Рік тому +1

      How long can a lie remain truth? For generations 😂

    • @grass_rock
      @grass_rock Рік тому +1

      @@f87115 what lie?

    • @penonpaper3132
      @penonpaper3132 Рік тому +3

      @@grass_rock They probably saw a TikTok video explaining that space is fake and that the earth is actually flat.
      There’s no helping them. They’re actually mentally unwell.

    • @fived9424
      @fived9424 Рік тому +1

      @@grass_rock don't feed them, let them live in their own delusions

  • @UtubeCensors
    @UtubeCensors Рік тому +4

    no politics in pure science. refreshing. thank you.

  • @DCM8828
    @DCM8828 Рік тому +2

    3:48 I'm amazed that the smart people could know that the eclipse was about to take place, and were ready to film it.

  • @maxruedy951
    @maxruedy951 Рік тому +3

    When I was a little kid back in the late 60's reading every science fiction book I could find and watching Star Trek religiously never could I have imagined looking at fantastic pictures of Mars from a rover we sent on a phone I can hold in my hand ,I hope we find life before I end up leaving this one.Thanks for the show,great work.I look forward to seeing more.Subscribed.Cheers.

  • @rjllanas
    @rjllanas 11 місяців тому +2

    Not even Bigfoot can get these type of clarity on earth.

  • @felixmadison5736
    @felixmadison5736 Рік тому +16

    I love this kinda stuff! It just boggles the mind to think what's ahead for our children with regard to space exploration. It's so damn exiting!

    • @martyfoster7053
      @martyfoster7053 Рік тому

      Yes, and just think..... 16 billion years from now... our descendants will be sending probes to this planet, with hopes of finding evidence of life... the landscape will be just as barren as the Martian landscape is today!

    • @whiskeymonk4085
      @whiskeymonk4085 Рік тому

      And full of bs and propaganda. Do we really believe what we are being told? I know I don't.

  • @heels-villeshoerepairs8613
    @heels-villeshoerepairs8613 Рік тому +8

    A mile a week! New mars land speed record, I can see it now, a grand stand and a crowd of Martians screaming!!!!!

  • @raleighwalter4250
    @raleighwalter4250 Рік тому +1

    Remember when they used to add that red filter to photos of Mars? We never knew the sky was actually pale blue

  • @Nekomonger
    @Nekomonger Рік тому +2

    i find it amazing those mars pictures :D meanwhile we get pixelated pictures of the moon ;D still..

  • @johntitorii6676
    @johntitorii6676 Рік тому +4

    Looks good in VR

  • @leiag201
    @leiag201 Рік тому +8

    That's the first instance of an extraterrestrial "rock in the shoe"

  • @ElmoColt45
    @ElmoColt45 Рік тому +1

    VERY IMPRESSIVE, THIS IS REALLY WONDERFUL. KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK.

  • @jonathanpeterson1984
    @jonathanpeterson1984 Рік тому +1

    This rock has a crack in it! Jesus that is incredible 😂

  • @MrDan7171
    @MrDan7171 Рік тому +292

    It's amazing how the images look a lot like those you would find on Earth. There are places in West Texas that have similar terrain and red dirt.

    • @FakeMarket
      @FakeMarket Рік тому +61

      I wonder why?

    • @Hastur876
      @Hastur876 Рік тому +72

      There are places in West Texas that have as much intelligent life as Mars.

    • @Serovious
      @Serovious Рік тому +57

      @@FakeMarket because it’s a terrestrial planet like ours

    • @FakeMarket
      @FakeMarket Рік тому

      @@Serovious it's because it is our planet not mars. It's a hoax

    • @CrossForum
      @CrossForum Рік тому +12

      There are a lot of similar places in the California/Nevada/Arizona deserts, too. Death Valley doesn't have the red tinged rocks, but the barren landscape is very similar in a lot of areas. The very south area of California near the Mexican border has some very bleak sandscapes, too. Regardless, this is some nice video to show what's going on with the rover and its associated helicopter.

  • @renatacantore3684
    @renatacantore3684 Рік тому +1

    The Rock being drilled into Reminds me of the STAR TREK episode about the Horta. A living Rick creature.

  • @sashamellon822
    @sashamellon822 Рік тому

    This has to be the longest game of hide and seek in history.

  • @michaelmcdonald3057
    @michaelmcdonald3057 Рік тому +10

    Great images, especially the Phobos eclipse!

  • @oldbloke135
    @oldbloke135 Рік тому +32

    I think the "helicopter" impresses me more than anything else. I have a solar powered fountain on my garden fish pond so I know how little real power comes off a small solar panel. It will only run continually in direct mid-day sunlight. To make something that can fly, on Mars, and take pictures like those is beyond belief.

    • @thekingsilverado3266
      @thekingsilverado3266 Рік тому +3

      I determined my ex wife was actually really solar powered is what caused her bad performance among other issues...

    • @thekingsilverado3266
      @thekingsilverado3266 Рік тому +1

      @@poolenudel8453 I bought an genuine Alligator claw Hemroid scratcher. I'm satisfied with that...

    • @Oli-jm9fc
      @Oli-jm9fc Рік тому +1

      beyond belief indeed

    • @czarcastic1458
      @czarcastic1458 6 місяців тому

      No air no lift. Mars 1% atmosphere made up of 90.6 percent CO2. People will believe anything except actual physics.

    • @chrisalbertson5838
      @chrisalbertson5838 5 місяців тому

      It does not fly by directly using solar power. They remain on the ground for some hours and days charging a battery and then they can fly for some minutes.

  • @parapitro8828
    @parapitro8828 Рік тому +1

    I think that for a long time already the living world of Mars lies beneath its surface.

  • @michaelgodwin9379
    @michaelgodwin9379 Рік тому +2

    Keep on keeping on little one

  • @anar3786
    @anar3786 Рік тому +86

    After a one year break the series continues.
    I'm more than happy. And as the episode that was supposed to be uploaded after 3 months got uploaded 1 year later I hope the next episodes are coming soon...

    • @acspirit6842
      @acspirit6842 Рік тому +1

      It takes the light of the sun eight minutes to reach earth. Patience is a virtue.

    • @jgeur
      @jgeur Рік тому +5

      @@acspirit6842 yes but the light from andromeda takes 2 million years. we tool bearing monkeys have only a small amount of time to enjoy the exploits of our wayfaring adventurers....so the sooner the better please and patience be damned!

    • @acspirit6842
      @acspirit6842 Рік тому

      @@jgeur astral boby projection. Look it up, research it, practice it. Don't forget, your body is but a vessel, and you who only exist in your head, or the thoughts and memories of others, are but conscious energy.

    • @thekingsilverado3266
      @thekingsilverado3266 Рік тому

      Just like Hunter Bidens lap top nobody is really watching reality.

  • @lewislee9201
    @lewislee9201 Рік тому +8

    This is all just so amazing. From the Earth Mars is but a little bright spot in the night sky and yet mankind is able to go all the way there, land a vehicle and have it drive around and send back pictures all the way back to Earth that everyone can view. Simply amazing.

  • @user-ii7gy1rw5w
    @user-ii7gy1rw5w Рік тому +2

    The Rover hasn't even left the Earth

  • @anonone8954
    @anonone8954 8 місяців тому

    Eerie, how much the topography matches Earth. There is no doubt in my mind that Mars was once inhabitated by humans.

  • @Weedguy6080
    @Weedguy6080 Рік тому +5

    I'm late but yessssss you have finally uploaded, the real supporters are still here !!! Love the content ! Hope you will do this for many more years.

  • @feydespiel.
    @feydespiel. Рік тому +9

    I'm more surprised on how that even with the thinnest of atmosphere....daylight looks so much like earth...sunshine..shadows..dust storms..its utterly mesmerising...

  • @CZpersi
    @CZpersi Рік тому +10

    It is fascinating to see, how similar these images from a different planet look in comparison to deserts on Earth. Sure, there is no reason, why should they look different as the laws of physics and chemistry apply accross the universe, but actually seeing it is another thing.

    • @billhesford6098
      @billhesford6098 11 місяців тому

      Yes when nothing exploded into everything we saw physics for what it truly is.

  • @mikeg.5233
    @mikeg.5233 9 місяців тому +2

    You sucked me into this nothing video. 👽👽👽

    • @mariepeoples
      @mariepeoples 2 дні тому

      Even NASA’S names for the areas in the Delta ( Hogwallow Flats , Hogsville Gap, & FORTUN RIDGE are ghastly.

  • @kevindelaney1951
    @kevindelaney1951 2 місяці тому

    Incredible. Thanks for sharing.

  • @JerryRigEverything
    @JerryRigEverything Рік тому +403

    This is an awesome series! Thanks for doing this. Subscribed.

    • @danwilliams1611
      @danwilliams1611 Рік тому +3

      Oh dang, hey JRE!

    • @HDestroyer787
      @HDestroyer787 Рік тому +3

      Hey JRE!
      Did you search for this video too.

    • @vincentknight9873
      @vincentknight9873 Рік тому +1

      Our trash is everywhere, in space, now on Mars, more trash is coming

    • @country928
      @country928 Рік тому

      If that's mars Popeye is a bit*h

    • @Oshaoxin
      @Oshaoxin Рік тому +3

      They should give you a Mars Rover to test for durability, if they survive your tests, they will survive Mars.

  • @BansheeFifteen
    @BansheeFifteen Рік тому +6

    Ingenuity is still flying? That's mind blowing.

  • @BarekHalfhand
    @BarekHalfhand 5 місяців тому +1

    That eclipse was amazing 👍

  • @richardgorton2498
    @richardgorton2498 Рік тому +2

    What is so eerie about this spacecraft material? It is the parachute containment end cap from one of our past lander missions. Could be classified as contamination.

  • @Reg_The_Galah
    @Reg_The_Galah Рік тому +8

    Love how you sprinkle a little humour every now and then

  • @heels-villeshoerepairs8613
    @heels-villeshoerepairs8613 Рік тому +8

    Wow... rocks!!! And wow a SPLIT in a rock!!!! Money well spent NASA!!!!!!

    • @alp6181
      @alp6181 Рік тому +3

      Hahaha

    • @Squiddicus2
      @Squiddicus2 Рік тому +4

      If you take it at face value, sure.

  • @jinjong414
    @jinjong414 2 місяці тому

    Perseverance said does monkey's got me 😂😂😂

  • @kenw.1112
    @kenw.1112 9 місяців тому

    This video is more like it on a truthful scale. A lot of these mars videos are fake. This is among the best I come across and is LAGET. Thank you to the person(s) who put this together.

  • @andre9191
    @andre9191 Рік тому +7

    In the next episode we find the shiny object is silver ore with a large deposit of oil below it.
    A new space race immediately emerges with china and the US 😅

  • @Woodman-Spare-that-tree
    @Woodman-Spare-that-tree Рік тому +57

    It’s only eerie if the spacecraft it fell from wasn’t one of ours.

    • @hugegamer5988
      @hugegamer5988 Рік тому +2

      Oh god, watch out it’s from the ESA!

    • @ClockMaster_3100
      @ClockMaster_3100 Рік тому +1

      It looks like the top half of a probe descent pod

    • @stewartstubbs5278
      @stewartstubbs5278 Рік тому

      WAKE UP FOOL

    • @davidclapper7293
      @davidclapper7293 Рік тому +3

      If you look real , real close at frame 2.78 , you can make out clearly , a sea mist green , 1958 Buick sticking out of the dust up to the wheel wells , but it hasn’t rusted at all……

    • @leso204
      @leso204 Рік тому +1

      @@davidclapper7293 : theres a B52 as well the aliens left .............

  • @nigelcarren
    @nigelcarren Рік тому

    "He's coming for you Elizabeth!"

  • @honorableundead2273
    @honorableundead2273 9 місяців тому +1

    Its amazing the amount of evidence of erosion in these photos. Maybe once the landscapes was dotted with trees and rivers

  • @grubybakedhippi
    @grubybakedhippi Рік тому +6

    Glad your back hope all is well fox

  • @MiniShy
    @MiniShy Рік тому +11

    This channel is truly underrated, cant wait to see what that shiny rock is about 🤔

  • @user-sb3jg5pi7q
    @user-sb3jg5pi7q Рік тому

    The Rover knows where it is, because it knows where it isn't

  • @user-wo6eq4zj5z
    @user-wo6eq4zj5z 7 місяців тому

    "tool-bearing monkeys" got me laughing down the stairs

  • @zeproo
    @zeproo Рік тому +3

    Your voice, storytelling is simply amazing! And this written without consulting other comments, saying the same 😅

  • @privatepilot4064
    @privatepilot4064 Рік тому +15

    It’s amazing how much it looks like Earth! Although I have to say, these people are whacked out imagining that these machines actually feel empathy for one another.

    • @rufuscollis303
      @rufuscollis303 Рік тому +6

      That's because it's filmed/photographed in Greenland.

    • @DingoDman
      @DingoDman Рік тому +7

      @@rufuscollis303bahahaha you hollow harry bahaha wtf 🤣🤣🤣

    • @DingoDman
      @DingoDman Рік тому +7

      @@evognayr because its another terrestrial planet in our solar system… just to educate you its 1 of 4 including us, the other 4 are jovian.
      not hard to understand at all my 5 year old comprehends it better then you, no wonder you failed school

    • @yepwhatever1142
      @yepwhatever1142 11 місяців тому +1

      I thought there were winds on Mars? Kinda strange how those piles of dirt look like something on a construction site. Wind doesn't produce piles of dirt that look like that.🤣

    • @DingoDman
      @DingoDman 11 місяців тому +1

      @@yepwhatever1142 🤦🏻🤦🏻 don’t procreate 🥴

  • @Pete_R63
    @Pete_R63 Рік тому

    A friend of mine got to work on some unit that tracks data of the heat shield of Percy upon entry into the Mars atmosphere. When I told him how cool that was and he should be proud, his reply was, "Really? I just littered on Mars."

  • @JB-lq7hx
    @JB-lq7hx Рік тому

    Thank you for such a great program. I took screenshots of some of the footage from the Rover & there are some interesting and questionable things i found that if i didnt know i was looking at Mars? Id beleive i was looking at an ancient civilisation that was destroyed millennia ago. I can show you. Thought its what i see in the images. Many thanks. JB

  • @n.q.5679
    @n.q.5679 Рік тому +6

    Thank you so much, what a wonderful video.

  • @bigdogben
    @bigdogben Рік тому +25

    Happy to see elderfox documentaries back!

  • @utentegoogle1177
    @utentegoogle1177 Рік тому +2

    the beautiful NEVADA

  • @amo0707-
    @amo0707- Рік тому

    Good thing I can walk out my back door and see the same views!

  • @brightsky58
    @brightsky58 Рік тому +63

    This was the perfect channel I've ever found that's about space and mars I'm really thankful that I found this channel 😊

    • @ElderFoxDocumentaries
      @ElderFoxDocumentaries  Рік тому +6

      Welcome aboard!

    • @in8187
      @in8187 Рік тому +1

      They've never even made it to the moon. Never going to happen.

    • @brightsky58
      @brightsky58 Рік тому +1

      Did I ask? Plus pardon me? It's Not like you can do better

    • @bonganisamuel574
      @bonganisamuel574 11 місяців тому

      We have to get paid for watching this imaginary videos 📹 😂 yesss I said it . Funny not even the news is investing on showing it to the public.
      Me explaining to my imaginary friend from the moon

  • @MuhammadAli-hs5mn
    @MuhammadAli-hs5mn Рік тому +10

    glad to see you back with this series!

  • @PlanXV
    @PlanXV 7 місяців тому +1

    One year on mars and there will be life but not as you know it ! I am willing to bet on it 😮 the chance of a microbe hitchhiking on the rovers is very high 😊

    • @mariepeoples
      @mariepeoples 2 дні тому

      The rivers won’t be coming back to Earth.

  • @goryburk
    @goryburk 9 місяців тому +1

    Hey, I saw that in a southern California dry lake bed.

  • @Dennis-tf2cs
    @Dennis-tf2cs Рік тому +5

    The technology is mind-boggling.

  • @beatrizarbaiza2114
    @beatrizarbaiza2114 Рік тому +19

    Thank you very much. The narrator and the context was great. Please continue with these videos. 💜 Gods speed.

  • @ElderFoxDocumentaries
    @ElderFoxDocumentaries  Рік тому +30

    Sorry about that guys, had to make a small edit to the video after uploading. UA-cam takes ages to re-process an already uploaded video for some reason.
    Edit: Seems the edit hasn't registered yet and will take a few hours, so I've gone ahead and published as I know a lot of you were watching it. So just ignore the glitch at around 5:00 for now.
    Hope you enjoy the episode! If you'd like to join the patreon community the link is here:
    patreon.com/elderfoxdocumentaries
    It's really appreciated and helps us to keep going with the series.

  • @vinodsailesh5858
    @vinodsailesh5858 10 місяців тому

    Excellent video oratory and graceful relay of data features and reality for all to imbibe all that can satisfy public curiosity.

  • @Nynexx
    @Nynexx Рік тому

    @ 3:02 on the black plate in those gray 3 squares is my name!! woot.

  • @Roger7137
    @Roger7137 Рік тому +3

    Thank you

  • @desertchild3550
    @desertchild3550 Рік тому +13

    Weathering patterns on the rocks show that there is prevailing winds. I live in a area where the prevailing winds produce exact some patterns on rock and other geotech formation. One would think water was there many moons ago but it is actually all the work of thousands of years of wind from the same direction

  • @paulboulter7823
    @paulboulter7823 2 місяці тому

    The terrain is absolutely fascinating & beautiful 😊

    • @mariepeoples
      @mariepeoples 2 дні тому

      Have you seen Lytresd? with creatures coming out of crevices and then, coil up into a hole in a rock.

  • @galaxy31ie91
    @galaxy31ie91 9 місяців тому

    Im here because I've seen these 3 lights moving slow in a 🔺 shape. Over Ga. But this video went beyond on other stuff

  • @riogrande5761
    @riogrande5761 Рік тому +16

    As a geologist (BS & MS) I find this fascinating. I took an astrogeology class at Sacramento State University in the late 1970's taught be a physic professor. I imagine with these latest photo's, it would be interesting updates! That physics professor too students including myself, to Yakima Washington in Feb 1979 to view a total eclipse of the sun.

  • @aurelbongers2038
    @aurelbongers2038 Рік тому +3

    the eclipse is so beautiful!

  • @hudson3535
    @hudson3535 17 днів тому

    Thanks for the additional info.... So it's our trash.... Intresting.

  • @doucme66
    @doucme66 9 місяців тому

    This was pretty cool, thank you.

  • @wplaat
    @wplaat Рік тому +4

    great overview, many thanks!

  • @mudasirmughal8641
    @mudasirmughal8641 Рік тому +5

    Finally waited for this like anything better late than never great video brother

  • @wishbone1282
    @wishbone1282 3 місяці тому

    someone needs to pick up the crashed junk on my planet, and you are welcome for keeping your rover going all those years.