10 Years On Mars (Ep 4): Curiosity Finds Blueberries!
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- Опубліковано 21 лип 2022
- In this episode, Curiosity explores a giant dune field, takes some stunning images and approaches the entrance to Murray Buttes. The rover also comes across some interesting knobbly-shaped sandstone features. These are most likely to be what NASA refers to as 'blueberries', their informal name for hematite - an iron mineral that forms from the presence of water.
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Would you do any episodes on the James Webb telescope?
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Definitely the most exciting and rewarding human space related achievement in the last 13.5 billion years
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Those dunes seem much more steep and end so abruptly, much more than I'd expect (or remember)!
Thanks for bringing back these images.
this is cool
keep up the good work
Every time I view a new video from Elder Fox, I see more exciting photos, awesome narration and challenging phenomenon.
I'm a fan of UA-cam in Korea. Thank you so much for creating a realistic and vivid image by being able to see the vivid images of Mars in detail!
This is the type of content UA-cam was created for! It continues to amaze me that we can see very high definition colour images of another planet completely made by near-autonomous robots. That is a true marvel of human ingenuity and your content brings it very close to home with great storytelling!
You also use excellent background music for you video's. Where did you get that from?
Music is from an artist named Strom
You know what makes this even more incredible,
There is a 5 to 20 minute delay between transmissions so imagine playing a video game and instead of 20 to 100 ms delay you have 20minutes
Super fantastic guys! I cant wait to see more on the Perseverance Rover as its journey continues as well!
10 years ! ,,, amazing , seems like yesterday , , well done NASA !
lets Go, finally the 4th episode of this series
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Amazing!! Keep up doing these videos.
Yaay new upload. Very inspiring. Good to see Curiosity still rockn.
I was LEGIT just watching the 6 month video you made. This and ingenuity are on one edge of space discovery. Always wonder if someone discovered the Rovers if they would have a wall e moment
Lol did I miss the part about blueberries?
These videos are spine tingling and just outrageously superb!!
keep the clips coming
Yeaah, a new episode! :)
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Спасибо. Интересно.
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is it raining on mars
It's the sedimentary rocks on the Mars surface
This is the garden spot of Ceiti Alpha 6
Im not anyway connected to any science, but my theroy is the blueberries found on mars remind of the same round balls found at the bottom of the ocean & the properties still investigating, could mars had oceans at onetime?
I Wanna A Video Øn JWST......
Think the water is still there frozen covered with sand huh
what happened to the helicopter?
Blueberries?
Probably because it’s in Canada
Hello
THERE'S NO WATER ON MARS!!!!!!!!
ok
too bad it ran over that cat
I feel like the dark sand dunes are fake.
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Clickbail doesn’t wash with me, as soon as it said the nodules were named Blueberries by NASA, I switched off. If the whole video isn’t watched, it doesn’t count as a view.
Maybe just be honest and you’ll get more subscribers!
False title !!!! You should be ashamed !!!! Your channel should be closed by youtube manager!!!!!!!