I can't help but look at these images with a huge grin on my face. Incredible! We're looking at the surface of another planet. Another planet! It still is sinking in even though they've been there for years. These images really make other planets seem more real and not just some ethereal theory. Amazing.
no i think we would be saying 'what the hell are those people doing to that once beautiful planet, constantly destroying nature and killing each other😢😢😢
It may not happen in our current lifetime, but I can't even begin to imagine what it will feel like for a person to walk on the surface of Mars and find our lost rovers. It makes me sad to think I won't be here when it happens, but I'm glad to experience this current moment.
When the rover is found, the system interface would be so outdated there will be no way to use it. e.g. imagine today finding that 5.25" floppy disk that you've always been looking for.
When I was a little girl, it weighed heavy on my mind knowing that I would not be around to see how our future would shape. Especially with Elon mustard making huge strives in space now.. I try my hardest to not think about what our knowledge of space will be in 100 years. And even more than 100 years. It makes me sad knowing I won’t be able to see if we end up actively traveling to space. Like having shuttles to space for the general public. Eventually this will happen, but it will have had to been done for several years prior before space travel is affordable to normal citizens. I wonder if traveling at light speeds will ever be attainable at all, but especially in my life time. But I am happy to see that self driving cars are happening in my life time! One step closer to flying cars! Thanks, Elon mustard!! ❤️
The fact that I’m looking at high quality images of a planet so far away it’s hard to comprehend, just amazes me. It’s hard to wrap my head around the fact this is coming from another planet.
@@Caroline-tk5dg The Lunar Rover is on the moon right now. They couldn't bring it back with them so now it's still up there chilling, waiting for someone to man it again.
@@Noah-s7j3n waiting for another astronaut to hop back on that puppy again and hit some moon jumps. Loved watching them drive that thing around. Quite literally the rarest vehicle in the universe up next to the tesla currently orbiting our planet
I remember back in 1983 or 84 a teacher told us in a classroom (I was 13 or 14 years old) that we were a fortunate generation because during our lifetime we would get to Mars and boy he was right. I never forget it and he is long gone now but his statement lives in me every time I look at the Mars pictures. Just amazing!
No man has set foot on mar's, we can only send machine's so yeah no one has been on mar's yet sorry dude your half right and i was nine when Neil Armstrong first set foot on the moon, been a long time since we went back to the moon
It is amazing how science has evolved during my life time on the topic of Mars. Having been born during WWII, as a boy I grew up wondering if perhaps Mars was truly inhabited. Early scientific observation during the 1950's era told us there might be canals on Mars indicating civilization. I remember dreaming of humans finally exploring Mars one day within my lifetime to solve this incredible mystery of life on Mars. And while the human exploration has not taken place, I feel the remote exploration has provided so many new thoughts about Mars and its place in our solar system. Now, almost age 80 I await the next chapter.
It's literally unbelievable, just think for a second that we're seeing images of a different planet, it's quite fascinating and hard to digest. Makes you want to have so many questions..
The horizon is equal to what we see on Earth. That’s the giveaway right there. Mars is not supposed to have a diameter like Earths, so there’s no chance that this is anything other than Earth that we are seeing.
You know, as cool as it is that we have landed robots on another planet and been able to transmit such clear images back to us is, more than anything it makes me just appreciate Earth, and the fact that literally no where else on the planet can hold a candle to what Earth has.
@@michaelmikolissargalis6542 That's evolution in action. It's what put us at the top of the food chain and what might ultimately destroy the ecosystem.
What I most love about these photos is that they show the landscape, rather than just individual sections of rock, because it gives us a sense of what it’s like to be there, looking around at the beautiful, barren, alien landscape. It’s all so intriguing and I can’t get enough of the photos. Thank you for providing them.
So beautiful. Yet when you look out upon the vast expanse of Mars its pretty chilling to see nothing at all. No life anywhere (At least from what we know of now). Definitely makes me appreciate our home, Earth. ❤️
Incredible. We take so much for granted with todays technology. To see Mars in this kind of detail is stunning. We can sit in the comfort of our living room and view this on any device. I never would've dreamt this as a kid from the 60's.
it blows my mind how in my experience... Only 3-4 generations ago my relatives were living in the open farm country of Iowa and then decided to migrate west to California. They traveled by wagon and slept outdoors, fearful of their lives from the native tribes. And 4 generations later....here I am watching 4K HIGH RESOLUTION videos of machines we sent to MARS, taking video and film and beaming that signal to Earth, where its decoded and sent via WIFI signal to my computer allowing me to watch firsthand highly detailed images of Mars!! All in the comfort on my HOME! As my relatives were amazed at the expanse and mystery of the wild frontier, here I am with similar feelings while looking at this images of Mars.
I agree, imagine in another 4 generations, probably walking on mars..time and history is becoming more interesting as we are able to hold and capture everything with technology at a better and extremely fast rate. It’s scary to think what the world will be like in 1000 years, even 500 years. It actually blows my mind..it’s insanely interesting and it totally sucks we don’t have a Time Machine to travel forward to have a look first hand
I think the West does not get enough credit for its achievements outside the west. Its achievements are labelled as humanity's achievements, its foibles, solely as the foibles of the West.
Flash backs as a child. Remembering the Challenger. I was in 3rd grade. The technology today is more than I ever daydreamed of in class. Incredible. ❤😊 ☮️.
All of the Challenger astronauts survived. None of them were aboard the craft. They escaped into NASAs 'rubber room'. There's an interview with one of them on my UA-cam channel. His name is Michael J. Smith. Of course he denies it.
Not "the most". At the end, mars is a planet made from the same materials then earth practically, but dry. And there is a lot more unfamiliar things out there than mars
The earth is a superpower who is able to keep us living beings alive with oxygen and its beautiful nature and atmosphere, Seeing this videos makes us realise what a beautiful planet we're living on..We need to thank God for it.
@@novianovioTV dont forget you get to live plus minus 80 years. no matter what your achievments are your time is running out quicker than you can imagine. then no science nor money nor fame nor whatever you possed in this world will matter and they will forever fade away. the only hting you will keep is your soul. so train it well.
humans discover and pioneer the science. humans work towards perfecting the science. the work humans do allow us to send these ambassadors of science to a planet none of us will in our lifetime ever step on. "wE nEEd tO tHaNk GoD fOr iT" No, we don't. We should thank ourselves and be proud of that, as opposed to a faceless invisible sky daddy who somehow gets all the credit for the what his supposed creation does.
And also intense cosmic radiation because there is nothing to stop it reaching the ground. No Van Allen Belts,No planetary magnetic field and an atmosphere so thin (1% of the pressure on earth) it might as well be a vacuum…a Space Suit is the only clothes you can wear. If your Space Suit springs a leak your body fluids will boil and evaporate into the near-vacuum atmosphere…. And you will become a dried up Egyptian Mummy inside the suit. Bon Voyage Elon Musk.
То, что это потрясающе и дорого - понятно. Вопрос только : нахрена? Колонизация и прочее, это не раньше чем лет через сто. А вот если бы эти деньги тратились на установление мира на НАШЕЙ планете, вот тогда бы и не было войн. Войны так и будут продолжаться, пока одни с жиру бесятся - Марс фотографируют, а в это время, другие - по помойкам еду добывают.
@@RussianEngineer Как вы себе представляете направление этих денег на установление мира? Приведите пример. Войны будут продолжаться, покуда человечество не уничтожит планету, либо будет вынужденно прийти к коммунизму в рамках всей планеты (допускаю, что случиться это может только перед лицом глобальной катастрофы, угрожающей жизни на Земле).
К сожалению, ублюдки у власти лучше угробят танк с экипажем стоимостью в несколько миллионов долларов, чем на эти деньги помогут нуждающимся или экологии планеты. Они сжигают в войне огромные финансовые и человеческие ресурсы, разрушая всё и вся. Человечество обречено на гибель из-за своих пороков. Человеком должен править высший искусственный интеллект у которого нет минусов человека.
It's amazing what's just next door in regards to the planets in our solar system, not to mention the countless objects that I'm lucky enough to image millions of light years away. Fantastic images of Mars!
Really looks like life was already there. Somehow there is such a deep melancholy hanging in this place, telling from the precious life, that had to disappear from there. For me it is a reminder to us, to look after our planet Earth and it´s living creatures ❤.
GREAT JOB! This channel is seriously the best resource for Mars footage, whether it be video or photos. Love it, it’s very surreal to see such high quality from the surface of another planet, it would have been science fiction not very long ago. Well done, Elderfox, truly amazing.
I find it remarkable that I live at a time when I can see a tiny spot of light in the night sky which our species has called Mars, but can now see pictures like this which show what the surface of this spot looks like - I find it profoundly moving …
This travel video is a visual feast! The cinematography is stunning, and you've truly captured the essence of I feel like I've just been on a mini-vacation. Thanks for the virtual escape!"
I remember staying up late to watch the moon landing in the 60ts. . Now I see these amazing pictures..and soon spacex will be going to Mars..I'm 68 now..we are in exciting times..I was blown away by the spacex return to the chopsticks landing pad.. an amazing achievement. Never thought I would witness it..
It's flabbergasting that this isn't footage from earth. It's literally a whole different space rock. No human has stepped there. Literally alien footage. Absolutely flabbergasting.
What’s crazier is go outside look up, look for a slightly red point of light in the night sky. You’re literally observing with your naked eye where these pictures were taken. In real time, you’re seeing another world.
Потрясающе! Не думал, что побываю на Марсе, пусть и виртуально. Качество съемок поразительное, полный эффект присутствия. Спасибо всем создателям такой техники.
Получаемые изображения на Земле подвергаются обработке. В частности, цветокоррекции. По частям ровера или специальным меткам на нем с замеренным на Земле цветом. Плюс много других обработок. Что никак не умаляет. Я уже раз пятый смотрю ролик. С мыслью, что люди платят деньги за нарисованные джунгли Пандоры, а реальная красота других планет круче в овермного раз.
Удивительно , потрясающие съемки , очевидное невероятно . Улетаешь в свои мысли о космосе . далеко , далеко. Надо же там светло , небо светлое , красивое . По цвету весь Марс необычен . Согласна да,с Илоном о освоении Марса , все реально , даже в скором времени 😊😊👍👍
Yeah, it looks completely like the sedimentary layers covering the Earth. I saw the same slightly folded layers nearby my hometown as the layers at 4:35)
@@tonyb7748 New findings from NASA’s Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter provide the strongest evidence yet that liquid water flows intermittently on present-day Mars. And it certainly did millions of years ago.
Imagine billions other worlds like this never to be explored but still exists since billions of what we called years. Very humbled to see one of this worlds ☮️🙏😊
@@BriannaRubino-xy7mc Indeed. I remember as a kid, lying on a hillside in the country here in Australia and taking in the vastness of the Milky Way. Very spectacular and humbling at the same time!
@@deldridg I did a road-trip throughout Australia many years ago , after my school time here in Germany , I remember the nights in the Northern Territory watching the abundance of stars at night. Beautiful time .
Talking to my nearly three year old granddaughter as she asks currently what it is that I’m doing to her mother. Watching film from Mars darling, I reply to both of them and think,.. maybe in her lifetime she will see our space exploration efforts reach far beyond even Mars as colonists and explorers travelling freely around the universe. Many thanks for this marvellous moment in history and the video.
I heard they're planning something like this to one of the moons on Saturn in the 30's. Your granddaughter is going to see things that we can't even imagine. And what will her granddaughter see?
The coolest thing ever! That we can "be" on Mars, seeing with our own eyes how water once flowed, the strata of the rock, and how closely it looks like Earth! Just awesome.
Though its blades may rest, the spirit of Ingenuity soars forever in the Martian skies, leaving behind a legacy of daring exploration and inspiration. Rest peacefully, little rotorcraft 🫶🚁
Thank you for putting together this film. By looking at the surface of Mars is such precise details, it seems a place where someone stopped all the clocks, leaving behind a world where the reality and its description are indistinguishable...
The sense of scale always throws me when looking at Mars images. Can't be quite sure, for example, if I'm looking at a field of small stones or of goliath boulders. Is that a little mound of sand that one could easily sprint over in a few seconds or is it a giant dune that would take days to climb. etc.. Awesome images.
It’d be a dream to live in such an isolated place. I’d sell everything I had to live on mars or in some satellite big enough to occupy just myself with no connection to the outside world.
Humans are social creatures. Doesn’t matter how much of an introvert you are. Being alone would break you. This is why solitary confinement mentally messes up everyone, even introverts. Sorry.
@@LATPII No introvert is out here saying that they want to permanently be alone 24/7. They just tend to keep to themselves a lot and are apprehensive to socializing if its with a stranger. If it's with a close friend or a familiar face, they can be very social. And being alone brings them comfort. Source: I am one :p
Although in the far future this maybe an everyday occurrence where people actually live on Mars, but for now, it’s nothing short of a miracle that we are witness to this phenomenon.
@Jakub680 if they aren't smart now they will never be. Technology is dumbing us down. Unless a electricity thing happens,much like the nostradamus prediction. But likely temporary.he only one that seems to have a chance is Elon. Lol
@@Bennysolwhere in northern Canada can you look out and see miles of sandy desert only broke up by rocks and hills? And whats the moon theory craters are craters so any place with craters must be arizona? They literally show the earth in the sky from the moon wtf
@@Bennysol I actually looked into this as a geo tracker. I took hours and hours trying to find any satellite images of this spot on earth. I found a small selection of locations that looked similar, but none had everything from the mars photos i looked at. Its real deal.
@@user-gs4th4uk5ovaca77 100%.посмотри на небо.атмосферы нет озонового слоя нет,как и на луне.но на луне небо всегда из за этого чёрное нет света в верху . всё светло и ясно.в эту туфту верят только дебилы.нет озона,нет рассеивания света.а на марсе почему то как на земле
I get some recurring, subtle waves of realization that I'm looking at another planet, while watching ... Great video, including commentary, music, JFK speech, overlay
For me the same, I have one photograph of rock in the Sahara, if you show to someone, he couldn´t tell any difference to this rock on Mars here 3:04, amazing!
@@prateek_agrawal70 imagine a whole world without politics , hate , war. A world with peace , everyone working together & sharing resources with one another, that would be the world to live on
As amazing as this is and fascinating too, it really makes me appreciate the sheer gem of a blue planet we have here. If it makes more of us appreciate the beauty of our home planet Earth, then the better, the future is bright!.
Как же здорово, а. Лежу на диване, смотрю красоты Марса. Впечатляет. Столько мыслей в голове, но больше всего интересно, была ли там жизнь, хотя бы простейшая. Молодцы американцы, находят деньги на исследования космоса... Марсианская программа, миссия кассини, посадка на титане, так это вообще что то запредельное и невероятное. Браво👍👍👍❤️❤️❤️ Так держать, на вас вся надежда.
когда я ещё был очень юным, мне мой сосед сказал, - Никому не верь! Теперь, чем ближе старость, тем чаще вспоминаю его слова. Телевизор - это манипулятор сознания, ты осознано веришь, в то что тебе предлагают верить, а выбор не большой.
I've heard of places here on Earth referred to as "alien" in how barren and lifeless it is, but here, we see a place that actually IS alien, and it doesn't seem that way at all. You half expect to see a sphinx or pyramid in the distance. It is beautiful
This blows me away… It looks so alien, yet familiar. This universe is ancient, an amount of time that may as well be considered immeasurable. And this is what life is… a whole ton of nothing. Just time moving in one direction endlessly. We think we are the main character but in reality, we are nothing.
Oh wow, Mars looks like such a cozy vacation spot with its lush greenery, picturesque lakes, and babbling streams. I can totally picture a thriving civilization setting up camp there. Just imagine the idyllic scene before the asteroid storms and Martian heatwaves skyrocket to a toasty 1000 degrees. Those who opted to skip the Mars ride can breath a sigh of relief for choosing to stick around on Earth, where we'll just deal with the usual wars, rumors of wars, earthquakes, famines, etc. Because clearly, Mars is the pinnacle of climate stability!
que impresionante jamas pense ver estas imagenes....que formidable este reportaje.......a mis 72 años gracias vida gracias señor creador por darme esta portunidad...de observar tu grandeza..........rip... señor kennedy.....🌹🌹🌹
Wonderful crisp images of this fascinating planet. Here's hoping it's not too many years before we see human beings setting foot on the red planet (which when it happens will surely be the greatest event in human history)
That event was Christ defeating death, and the rest... Sadly the deadly radiation that no current space suit can withstand, month's long global dust storms, freezing night's every night, no water or food source or oxygen,well, just leave it to Rover's for dear old Mars.
The orange color we are used to associating with Mars was faked by Nasa to depict harsher conditions and so we wouldn't question blue skies. It still has an atmosphere
Absolutely beautiful photography. I'm sure we'll get there fairly soon but I have no interest in doing so. We'd never be able to hear, taste, smell, or touch it having to be confined to a space suit.
@WaltANelsonPHD it wasn't intentionally political. I thought Kennedy would be centre of today's political spectrum, plus I'm from the UK so have no dog in that fight.
We are unbelievably lucky to witness these photos in our short life time. The last 100 years have been one hell of a leap forward for our species. It's actually quite bonkers when you think about it.
Not untouched anymore, humanity has its garbage on there now, and whatever else it has sent to it, plus the dust storms on Mars are NOT peaceful but far more deadly than Earth’s hurricanes. 🤣. These little robots don’t show that because they have to remain stationary until the storm passes by, as the case with Opportunity’s legacy, it didn’t survive the dust storm, got cold and expired. 😢
@@AngelCatBaby Hm I don't think that dust storms are more danegrous that hurricanes on earth. Earth has 3x the gravity and more than 100x denser atmosphere. The dust justs doesn't have enough energy to overpower earth's storms. It's like saying that Jupiter's hurricanes are less powerful than Earth's hurricanes which is 100% false. Rovers are very very delicate, and we can't afford to take risks with them, so they stay rooted
Well, the message may not have been literally that, it could have been something like '"Battery:2%, Visibility: 3%" and then scientists added words for dramatic effect.
This channel is amazing it’s amazing that humanity despite its self destructive nature can still make peace in some areas to explore the universe it’s beautiful
What's amazing is the whole planet is like this, you never come to water or anything different than these scenes. There are no continents or islands, just this desert scenery.
Sweet dreams, OPPO. Thank you for all you shared with us here on Earth. You and the other Rovers are all heroes, as are the teams that sent you on your amazing quest.
I can't help but look at these images with a huge grin on my face. Incredible! We're looking at the surface of another planet. Another planet! It still is sinking in even though they've been there for years. These images really make other planets seem more real and not just some ethereal theory. Amazing.
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@@srodrigues3490The earth isn't flat
@@jeanvaljean6433 A stationary, topographical plane whether you like it or not.
@@derp8575 That's crazy but keep deluding yourself into thinking its not a spheroid moving at hundreds of thousands of kilometres
@@derp8575 Why don't you hire a boat and go find the edge
Imagine living on Mars and seeing 4k images of the Earth. It would seem like heaven to you.
WE are really living on an extraordinarily awe striking planet.
Maybe the garden of eden was earth all along, just we were too blind to see it while living inside it.
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no i think we would be saying 'what the hell are those people doing to that once beautiful planet, constantly destroying nature and killing each other😢😢😢
@@hippospoop1871 As of now it is. There's no better planet 🌎
It may not happen in our current lifetime, but I can't even begin to imagine what it will feel like for a person to walk on the surface of Mars and find our lost rovers. It makes me sad to think I won't be here when it happens, but I'm glad to experience this current moment.
When the rover is found, the system interface would be so outdated there will be no way to use it. e.g. imagine today finding that 5.25" floppy disk that you've always been looking for.
@@RandomNullpointerwho cares, who was talking about you being sad
When I was a little girl, it weighed heavy on my mind knowing that I would not be around to see how our future would shape.
Especially with Elon mustard making huge strives in space now.. I try my hardest to not think about what our knowledge of space will be in 100 years. And even more than 100 years. It makes me sad knowing I won’t be able to see if we end up actively traveling to space. Like having shuttles to space for the general public. Eventually this will happen, but it will have had to been done for several years prior before space travel is affordable to normal citizens.
I wonder if traveling at light speeds will ever be attainable at all, but especially in my life time.
But I am happy to see that self driving cars are happening in my life time! One step closer to flying cars! Thanks, Elon mustard!! ❤️
It will never happen.
@@robben896 why not?
The fact that I’m looking at high quality images of a planet so far away it’s hard to comprehend, just amazes me. It’s hard to wrap my head around the fact this is coming from another planet.
Compared to the universe, this planet is very, very close to us. Which makes it scary to think about how huge the universe is 😢
@@LATPII It’s amazing and terrifying at the same time knowing that the universe is that big
Where's the "Moon Rover"?
@@Caroline-tk5dg The Lunar Rover is on the moon right now. They couldn't bring it back with them so now it's still up there chilling, waiting for someone to man it again.
@@Noah-s7j3n waiting for another astronaut to hop back on that puppy again and hit some moon jumps. Loved watching them drive that thing around. Quite literally the rarest vehicle in the universe up next to the tesla currently orbiting our planet
6:15 “ my battery is low and it’s getting dark “
As an introvert, I resonate so well with that robots data message. Lol.
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"My battery is low and it is getting dark." I teared up a little. That little rover performed its duty to the end. These images are soul-stirring.
Oh ya I cried when watching good night oppy
womp womp
Oh gawd, I cried too 🥴🥴🥴🥴🥴🥴
you just shared feelings for a robot, uh oh. We are in serious trouble.
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I remember back in 1983 or 84 a teacher told us in a classroom (I was 13 or 14 years old) that we were a fortunate generation because during our lifetime we would get to Mars and boy he was right. I never forget it and he is long gone now but his statement lives in me every time I look at the Mars pictures. Just amazing!
You would not believe it! I told my kids in school the very same thing!! (I worked lifelong as physics and astronomy teacher in Germany)
It will take decades from now until humans will step on the red planet
No man has set foot on mar's, we can only send machine's so yeah no one has been on mar's yet sorry dude your half right and i was nine when Neil Armstrong first set foot on the moon, been a long time since we went back to the moon
that's the earth
We "got" to Mars before 1984!
It is amazing how science has evolved during my life time on the topic of Mars. Having been born during WWII, as a boy I grew up wondering if perhaps Mars was truly inhabited. Early scientific observation during the 1950's era told us there might be canals on Mars indicating civilization. I remember dreaming of humans finally exploring Mars one day within my lifetime to solve this incredible mystery of life on Mars. And while the human exploration has not taken place, I feel the remote exploration has provided so many new thoughts about Mars and its place in our solar system. Now, almost age 80 I await the next chapter.
Its Devon Island 🤡
I wish you all the best sir. I'm a 31 year old female and i am right behind you. 🌸
Only clown here is you, bud.@@sunnyventura1603
@@RedScotlandDumb post.
dude I hope you live another 80 years to see people walking on Mars
Thanks!
It's literally unbelievable, just think for a second that we're seeing images of a different planet, it's quite fascinating and hard to digest. Makes you want to have so many questions..
its unbelievable because its not true
@@crujitobillosit’s still fascinating to think about but I wouldn’t be surprised if this isn’t real.
The horizon is equal to what we see on Earth. That’s the giveaway right there. Mars is not supposed to have a diameter like Earths, so there’s no chance that this is anything other than Earth that we are seeing.
🤣🤣🤣🤣smh
You are literally wrong 😂
You know, as cool as it is that we have landed robots on another planet and been able to transmit such clear images back to us is, more than anything it makes me just appreciate Earth, and the fact that literally no where else on the planet can hold a candle to what Earth has.
Earth has life. Yet, it's life is about killing another to live. How is this life?
@@michaelmikolissargalis6542 That's evolution in action. It's what put us at the top of the food chain and what might ultimately destroy the ecosystem.
@@michaelmikolissargalis6542for all we know mars could’ve had life on it that ended the same way 🤷♂️
@@michaelmikolissargalis6542natural selection and evolution
@@TheBeigeRaiderlife will end either way
What I most love about these photos is that they show the landscape, rather than just individual sections of rock, because it gives us a sense of what it’s like to be there, looking around at the beautiful, barren, alien landscape. It’s all so intriguing and I can’t get enough of the photos. Thank you for providing them.
STUPID 😂 THIS IS FAKE!!!
It might be beautiful but it would soon become the opposite, and unbearable. No thanks. Makes me appreciate earth more.
Interesting photos but ultimately you could just as well be looking at any desert scene on earth. Interchangeable.
..and you most likely ARE just looking at a mix of earth desert footage. @@MrPLC999
Surprised the weathering and rubble.
So beautiful. Yet when you look out upon the vast expanse of Mars its pretty chilling to see nothing at all. No life anywhere (At least from what we know of now). Definitely makes me appreciate our home, Earth. ❤️
Incredible. We take so much for granted with todays technology. To see Mars in this kind of detail is stunning. We can sit in the comfort of our living room and view this on any device. I never would've dreamt this as a kid from the 60's.
it blows my mind how in my experience... Only 3-4 generations ago my relatives were living in the open farm country of Iowa and then decided to migrate west to California. They traveled by wagon and slept outdoors, fearful of their lives from the native tribes. And 4 generations later....here I am watching 4K HIGH RESOLUTION videos of machines we sent to MARS, taking video and film and beaming that signal to Earth, where its decoded and sent via WIFI signal to my computer allowing me to watch firsthand highly detailed images of Mars!! All in the comfort on my HOME! As my relatives were amazed at the expanse and mystery of the wild frontier, here I am with similar feelings while looking at this images of Mars.
I agree, imagine in another 4 generations, probably walking on mars..time and history is becoming more interesting as we are able to hold and capture everything with technology at a better and extremely fast rate. It’s scary to think what the world will be like in 1000 years, even 500 years. It actually blows my mind..it’s insanely interesting and it totally sucks we don’t have a Time Machine to travel forward to have a look first hand
sounds like Red Dead Redemption 2 for me
@@buckwild_amputeefighter I think ppl will walk on Mars in the 2030's
And yet most are so ungrateful for mankinds progress
I think the West does not get enough credit for its achievements outside the west. Its achievements are labelled as humanity's achievements, its foibles, solely as the foibles of the West.
One of the best videos and clearest pictures of the Red Planet I have ever seen. Kudos.
Im absolutely blown away. Here I am sitting on my couch looking at real, absolute clear images of another planet and its incredible surface. WOW
It’s Ai 😂
@@hernanmoran8416keep convincing yourself that
@@w3ird0o npc
@@hernanmoran8416 you keep telling yourself that man
@@Fwaygo664 npc
Flash backs as a child. Remembering the Challenger. I was in 3rd grade. The technology today is more than I ever daydreamed of in class. Incredible. ❤😊 ☮️.
that's the earth
All of the Challenger astronauts survived. None of them were aboard the craft. They escaped into NASAs 'rubber room'. There's an interview with one of them on my UA-cam channel. His name is Michael J. Smith. Of course he denies it.
Its so weird seeing something so familiar then realizing its technically the most unifamiliar thing possible
Ti ricordo che l'anno scorso scorso si scoprì che alcune immagini spacciate per marziane erano state scattate in Colombia.....
Es cierto jajaja es muy loco
@@Behemot63En serio?
Not "the most". At the end, mars is a planet made from the same materials then earth practically, but dry. And there is a lot more unfamiliar things out there than mars
Exactly! Kinda cool
The earth is a superpower who is able to keep us living beings alive with oxygen and its beautiful nature and atmosphere, Seeing this videos makes us realise what a beautiful planet we're living on..We need to thank God for it.
Bro, this is science. God gave us brains to use and we go to Mars instead of church
@@novianovioTV dont forget you get to live plus minus 80 years. no matter what your achievments are your time is running out quicker than you can imagine. then no science nor money nor fame nor whatever you possed in this world will matter and they will forever fade away. the only hting you will keep is your soul. so train it well.
@@ΠαζαρακιαΣιτι prove a soul exists. I'll wait.
humans discover and pioneer the science.
humans work towards perfecting the science.
the work humans do allow us to send these ambassadors of science to a planet none of us will in our lifetime ever step on.
"wE nEEd tO tHaNk GoD fOr iT"
No, we don't.
We should thank ourselves and be proud of that, as opposed to a faceless invisible sky daddy who somehow gets all the credit for the what his supposed creation does.
@@user-nt9et4ol9u Mars used to look the same
I am in awe. Thank you for science and technology and the scientists who made this possible. Respect!
yes man
Where are the teachers and schools to teach us more about this. I feel like some towns live in the dark ages
Indeed
No water, no air to breathe, extremely low temperatures, just rocks, yet fascinating in some strange way.
Still the best 2nd planet to explore in our solar system.
@@Saiderlconstor the least worst planet in our solar system
rocks and sand!!! don't forget about sand!!! :) :)
@@hyp3842 ye least worst is good word, still need adequate technology to survive on that unfamiliar environment.
And also intense cosmic radiation because there is nothing to stop it reaching the ground. No Van Allen Belts,No planetary magnetic field and an atmosphere so thin (1% of the pressure on earth) it might as well be a vacuum…a Space Suit is the only clothes you can wear. If your Space Suit springs a leak your body fluids will boil and evaporate into the near-vacuum atmosphere…. And you will become a dried up Egyptian Mummy inside the suit. Bon Voyage Elon Musk.
Это потрясающе! Вот на что должны быть направлены умы человечества, а не на войны!
То, что это потрясающе и дорого - понятно. Вопрос только : нахрена? Колонизация и прочее, это не раньше чем лет через сто. А вот если бы эти деньги тратились на установление мира на НАШЕЙ планете, вот тогда бы и не было войн. Войны так и будут продолжаться, пока одни с жиру бесятся - Марс фотографируют, а в это время, другие - по помойкам еду добывают.
Расскажи это еврейским фашистам, которые стравливают народы и организуют войны на планете.
@@RussianEngineer Как вы себе представляете направление этих денег на установление мира? Приведите пример. Войны будут продолжаться, покуда человечество не уничтожит планету, либо будет вынужденно прийти к коммунизму в рамках всей планеты (допускаю, что случиться это может только перед лицом глобальной катастрофы, угрожающей жизни на Земле).
К сожалению, ублюдки у власти лучше угробят танк с экипажем стоимостью в несколько миллионов долларов, чем на эти деньги помогут нуждающимся или экологии планеты. Они сжигают в войне огромные финансовые и человеческие ресурсы, разрушая всё и вся. Человечество обречено на гибель из-за своих пороков. Человеком должен править высший искусственный интеллект у которого нет минусов человека.
Да это на нашей планете где то в пустыне че Кин дза дза не смотрели ? 🤣
It's mind-blowing to look at another world. Great work everyone involved. Thanks.
It's amazing what's just next door in regards to the planets in our solar system, not to mention the countless objects that I'm lucky enough to image millions of light years away. Fantastic images of Mars!
Really looks like life was already there. Somehow there is such a deep melancholy hanging in this place, telling from the precious life, that had to disappear from there. For me it is a reminder to us, to look after our planet Earth and it´s living creatures ❤.
Please ( Stop ) with the inviormentil Bu!! $hit !……..
@@thomasdaum1927 Trust in God, he will help you brother.
@@thomasdaum1927 Trust in God, he will help you brother!
@@thomasdaum1927You have been brainwashed by anti environmentalist fearmongering, wake up and smell the shit
@Miwomp Good riddance to it.
GREAT JOB! This channel is seriously the best resource for Mars footage, whether it be video or photos. Love it, it’s very surreal to see such high quality from the surface of another planet, it would have been science fiction not very long ago. Well done, Elderfox, truly amazing.
just imagine a high way, gas station, McDonald’s, plaza, oil factory, and a Pizza Hut right there
We need trees to create an atmosphere
The trees would be dead
Trees wouldn't survive without an atmosphere.@@kellyergonzalez
Drill baby drill! Jokes aside, there probably ain’t no oil there.😊
@@danilogarcia89 there’s hope America, there’s hope
I find it remarkable that I live at a time when I can see a tiny spot of light in the night sky which our species has called Mars, but can now see pictures like this which show what the surface of this spot looks like - I find it profoundly moving …
Exactly! Amazing !
True it also amazes me that they can send the machines here from Earth to a tiny spot in the sky which is Mars
Mars Amazing wow
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that's the earth
I was raised in the desert and I'm used to seeing this landscape, yet I'm impressed that the same landscape exist on another planet
That's because it is the desert through a pink filter
nice try@@vinylchaser5115
@@vinylchaser5115Show us which desert, genius.
@@EdKazO-Vision Devon Island in Southern Canada
@@vinylchaser5115why do you think this
This travel video is a visual feast! The cinematography is stunning, and you've truly captured the essence of I feel like I've just been on a mini-vacation. Thanks for the virtual escape!"
I remember staying up late to watch the moon landing in the 60ts. . Now I see these amazing pictures..and soon spacex will be going to Mars..I'm 68 now..we are in exciting times..I was blown away by the spacex return to the chopsticks landing pad.. an amazing achievement. Never thought I would witness it..
سيدي لم تكن هناك رحلة سابقة للقمر لكذبة واحدة وهي أنه لا يوجد شروق الأرض على القمر أبدا مثلما صوروه
@@rabehbenbr2138we actually did go to the moon in 1969 just goes to show how stupid you really are.
It's flabbergasting that this isn't footage from earth. It's literally a whole different space rock. No human has stepped there. Literally alien footage. Absolutely flabbergasting.
what are you talking about?! Matt Damon was growing potatoes there!!
@@darx888 yo my bad i forgot about that
What’s crazier is go outside look up, look for a slightly red point of light in the night sky. You’re literally observing with your naked eye where these pictures were taken. In real time, you’re seeing another world.
@@elck3 space is cool
It's in Utah you dummy.
It's amazing how fast the landscape changes, sand dunes one moment then Rocky flat plains, Awesome to see.
Да тут только ландшафт и видно! А ракушки и моллюсков, которые обитали в океане тут не показывают!??
That's because it's not real
Потрясающе! Не думал, что побываю на Марсе, пусть и виртуально. Качество съемок поразительное, полный эффект присутствия. Спасибо всем создателям такой техники.
Хотелось бы увидеть такое же с Луны с доказательствами былых американских прогулок.
@@romayog108 "Незнайка на Луне" есть же, остальное брехня
- Ну, что там на марсе?
- Толстый, толстый слой шоколада
Получаемые изображения на Земле подвергаются обработке. В частности, цветокоррекции. По частям ровера или специальным меткам на нем с замеренным на Земле цветом. Плюс много других обработок. Что никак не умаляет. Я уже раз пятый смотрю ролик. С мыслью, что люди платят деньги за нарисованные джунгли Пандоры, а реальная красота других планет круче в овермного раз.
Вот вы и узнали о пустынях на Земле, где ещё вы не бывали. Красота?
Удивительно , потрясающие съемки , очевидное невероятно . Улетаешь в свои мысли о космосе . далеко , далеко. Надо же там светло , небо светлое , красивое . По цвету весь Марс необычен . Согласна да,с Илоном о освоении Марса , все реально , даже в скором времени 😊😊👍👍
This generation is amazing we can see mars from youtube😮😮😮
Our next generation will close a look of Mars...
@@manishsinghrahthor349it's sad that we will never going to see other planet discovery while the future generations will.lucky them
@@bruhman1508sad yet fascinating
I WOULD LIKE TO EXPLORE MARS BUT I BE DEAD MAYBE IN MY NEW LIFE
@@bruhman1508if reincarnation is real then we'll be here.
Just amazing! Stunning imagery revealing so much about the planet’s geography.
You can clearly see how water has shaped the landscape. Amazing, really. Not only the topography but the sedimentary layers in the rock.
I do not think water in a liquid state formed the surface. I believe carbon dioxide did.
@tonyb7748 the pressure isn't high enough.
Yeah, it looks completely like the sedimentary layers covering the Earth. I saw the same slightly folded layers nearby my hometown as the layers at 4:35)
@tonyb7748 the surface pressure is far too low for liquid carbon dioxide.
@@tonyb7748 New findings from NASA’s Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter provide the strongest evidence yet that liquid water flows intermittently on present-day Mars. And it certainly did millions of years ago.
Imagine billions other worlds like this never to be explored but still exists since billions of what we called years. Very humbled to see one of this worlds ☮️🙏😊
Yes, the vastness of the world and the romance of the universe are stirring in my heart, making me feel very small. Do you feel this way?
@@BriannaRubino-xy7mc Indeed. I remember as a kid, lying on a hillside in the country here in Australia and taking in the vastness of the Milky Way. Very spectacular and humbling at the same time!
@@deldridg I did a road-trip throughout Australia many years ago , after my school time here in Germany , I remember the nights in the Northern Territory watching the abundance of stars at night. Beautiful time .
Allah is Great...
that's the earth
A lifetime seeing this 4k footage means so much for us to think how tiny we are , and how long is the path for us to reveal more
Talking to my nearly three year old granddaughter as she asks currently what it is that I’m doing to her mother. Watching film from Mars darling, I reply to both of them and think,.. maybe in her lifetime she will see our space exploration efforts reach far beyond even Mars as colonists and explorers travelling freely around the universe. Many thanks for this marvellous moment in history and the video.
I heard they're planning something like this to one of the moons on Saturn in the 30's. Your granddaughter is going to see things that we can't even imagine.
And what will her granddaughter see?
Hopefully not the end of the world.@@4wheelliving132
The coolest thing ever! That we can "be" on Mars, seeing with our own eyes how water once flowed, the strata of the rock, and how closely it looks like Earth! Just awesome.
Though its blades may rest, the spirit of Ingenuity soars forever in the Martian skies, leaving behind a legacy of daring exploration and inspiration. Rest peacefully, little rotorcraft 🫶🚁
This is my first time discovering this channel. You surprise me with your editing and use of narration, great work!!
Thank you for putting together this film. By looking at the surface of Mars is such precise details, it seems a place where someone stopped all the clocks, leaving behind a world where the reality and its description are indistinguishable...
“My battery is low and it’s getting dark.” That would make a great title for a novel.
The sense of scale always throws me when looking at Mars images. Can't be quite sure, for example, if I'm looking at a field of small stones or of goliath boulders. Is that a little mound of sand that one could easily sprint over in a few seconds or is it a giant dune that would take days to climb. etc..
Awesome images.
Rest in peace Ingenuity. 😢😭 Thank you for your service. 💖✨
its so calming to look at other planet's surface on 4k
so far away from all the chaos
....with the sound muted
that's the earth
@@deepredmarketing actual braindead comment
@@deepredmarketingReally, no.
This place definitely had life once upon a time
The perfect place for super introverts, no small talk, no babbling idiots just me, a desert and my e-book reader!
Same here, and the silence too
It’d be a dream to live in such an isolated place. I’d sell everything I had to live on mars or in some satellite big enough to occupy just myself with no connection to the outside world.
Humans are social creatures. Doesn’t matter how much of an introvert you are. Being alone would break you. This is why solitary confinement mentally messes up everyone, even introverts. Sorry.
Good luck charging it
@@LATPII No introvert is out here saying that they want to permanently be alone 24/7. They just tend to keep to themselves a lot and are apprehensive to socializing if its with a stranger. If it's with a close friend or a familiar face, they can be very social. And being alone brings them comfort. Source: I am one :p
No one quite paints a picture of Mars as you do . I have come to learn so much following all your videos
you said it PAINT ...
Wind formed sand, how is that?
Although in the far future this maybe an everyday occurrence where people actually live on Mars, but for now, it’s nothing short of a miracle that we are witness to this phenomenon.
That’s a good dream that won’t happen to anyone we know. People right now aren’t smart enough
@Jakub680 if they aren't smart now they will never be. Technology is dumbing us down. Unless a electricity thing happens,much like the nostradamus prediction. But likely temporary.he only one that seems to have a chance is Elon. Lol
Unbelievable! Thanks for the Upload!!!❤
Very well presented as you always do.
Thanks for your time and resources.
Take care and God bless. 🖖🏼🤟🏼
the spirit of exploration is one of the best qualities of humanity. this is incredibly inspiring!
Dayum.......that was beautiful. Thank you so much, EF.
It’s amazing, we are actually seeing images of another world other than our own.
All I can think about when I see these images is how incredible it is that they can send photos of this quality over a quarter BILLION miles away
they cant its taken on earth they are lying POS
Because they're not. Moon photos are from Arizona. Mars photos are from northern Canada
@@Bennysolwhere in northern Canada can you look out and see miles of sandy desert only broke up by rocks and hills? And whats the moon theory craters are craters so any place with craters must be arizona? They literally show the earth in the sky from the moon wtf
@@Bennysol I actually looked into this as a geo tracker. I took hours and hours trying to find any satellite images of this spot on earth. I found a small selection of locations that looked similar, but none had everything from the mars photos i looked at. Its real deal.
@@cadenswain158 there are thousands of facilities, areas, and islands that they alter or completely eliminate from public satellite views
Man I hope i see mars in person before my life is over . This is so cool
Si dai, andiamo a portare un fottuto McDonald's e tanto smog. C'è ancora tanto da distruggere ❤😢
Better get a telescope then
@justavoice5763if you wanna be a troll make it less obvious bro
You could go to green land anytime you want.
МНЕ так интересно сидя на кухне смотреть как там на Марсе😊😊😊👍!!! БОЛЬШОЕ ЧЕЛОВЕЧЕСКОЕ СПАСИБО ХОРОШЕГО ВАМ ДНЯ❤❤❤
на земле всё это а не на марсе.слишком чёткая сьёмка.луна ближе а сьёмка хуже.
@@Tuman-d5g да??? А может и БЫТЬ ТАКОЕ 😄., горбатого тулят нам😊😊😊
@@user-gs4th4uk5ovaca77 100%.посмотри на небо.атмосферы нет озонового слоя нет,как и на луне.но на луне небо всегда из за этого чёрное нет света в верху . всё светло и ясно.в эту туфту верят только дебилы.нет озона,нет рассеивания света.а на марсе почему то как на земле
Вроде как в пустыне в Штатах это всё снимают@@Tuman-d5g
@@Tuman-d5gо лапоть вылез 😂
I get some recurring, subtle waves of realization that I'm looking at another planet, while watching ...
Great video, including commentary, music, JFK speech, overlay
Looking at another world while I’m on the toilet… what a time to be alive 🎉
😂
what a time to take a dump! lmao
why do you take your phone in toilet! 🙄
@@saifzirolooks like in Las Vegas
I just take a dump in the living room, cause I think it's nasty to take your phone in to the bathroom to poop.
Amazing, that some rocks look exactly as the ones I saw in the Sahara (I mean the kind of weathering with thin slats).
For me the same, I have one photograph of rock in the Sahara, if you show to someone, he couldn´t tell any difference to this rock on Mars here 3:04, amazing!
😂 Because it is Sahara
@@v.r.2834 maybe, who knows, but I trust in all authorities, at least since Corona ...
@@v.r.2834Erm, no.
Mars is the only planet with a population of robots
Interesting
Alien robots*
idiotic immature comment
There is no such thing as "population" then.
just imagine a whole planet without tiktokers
Peace. 🕊️
@@prateek_agrawal70 imagine a whole world without politics , hate , war. A world with peace , everyone working together & sharing resources with one another, that would be the world to live on
@@sebbrand absolutely bro 💯
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As amazing as this is and fascinating too, it really makes me appreciate the sheer gem of a blue planet we have here. If it makes more of us appreciate the beauty of our home planet Earth, then the better, the future is bright!.
You can thank God the Creator for our Planet. It didn't get here by accident.
@maskofsorrow please... shut up
@@princepretzel What a rotten, angry, miserable response!
BEST CHANNEL to see other worlds so cool. LOVE THESE VIDS.
Как же здорово, а. Лежу на диване, смотрю красоты Марса. Впечатляет. Столько мыслей в голове, но больше всего интересно, была ли там жизнь, хотя бы простейшая. Молодцы американцы, находят деньги на исследования космоса... Марсианская программа, миссия кассини, посадка на титане, так это вообще что то запредельное и невероятное. Браво👍👍👍❤️❤️❤️ Так держать, на вас вся надежда.
Thank you Russian. We love you too. Now enjoy your vodka, big furry hats and that kicking dance that you do. Jk.
Ты главное верь и не забудь перед сном передёрнуть на полосатый флаг
@@Павел-777не высовывайся, насекомое)
😂😂👍@@Павел-777
когда я ещё был очень юным, мне мой сосед сказал, - Никому не верь!
Теперь, чем ближе старость, тем чаще вспоминаю его слова.
Телевизор - это манипулятор сознания, ты осознано веришь, в то что тебе предлагают верить, а выбор не большой.
This was really emotional. Getting to see something that exists yet can't be touched physically 🙏🙏🙏
I’ve always been fascinated by our Earth, moon, sun, planets and the vastness of space. What a privilege to see these images! Thank you
To think, planets around Earth had water, trees etc... Lucifer and his 1/3 angels sinned and sent the Universe into the state of decay we see now.
props to the cameraman for volunteering to wander the planet alone, and with a limited food reserve, truly a hero ❤️
Nah they have a secret pocket that has an unlimited amount of what ever they need🤣🤣🤣
😂😂
I've heard of places here on Earth referred to as "alien" in how barren and lifeless it is, but here, we see a place that actually IS alien, and it doesn't seem that way at all. You half expect to see a sphinx or pyramid in the distance. It is beautiful
Imagine the images they will not show us, there is more to this than meets our eyes
@@TheSevyn7up they definitely found skeleton remains or structural formations
lol....the nutters are here!
@@dwaynejohnson9997 /eyeroll
Idk why they wouldn't want to show us that's dumb
keep your silly conspiracy theories to yourself
Another top quality video, thanks Elderfox!!
C'est fantastique de voir ca. Merci pour tout ce travail
It’s still surreal that’s we’re on another planet right now
What planet are you on?
And fingers crossed we'll get to see human beings set foot on Mars in our lifetimes 🤞
We’re not. You can put a few rovers on Mara but lost the telemetry data to drop one on the moon? Yeah right
@@StudioTrev813 The fuck you talking about? China has a rover on the moon right now.
Already we are littering mars
This blows me away…
It looks so alien, yet familiar. This universe is ancient, an amount of time that may as well be considered immeasurable. And this is what life is… a whole ton of nothing. Just time moving in one direction endlessly.
We think we are the main character but in reality, we are nothing.
Even though we're individually insignificant, we're still the main characters of our own lives
Absolumernt fantastique, merci pour cette promenade exceptionnelle. J'imagine sur une télé géante ou un projecteur... on y serait presque.
@@rogeliomaciel3439 Yes it is french, i'm canadian and thanks again for sharing.
@@rogeliomaciel3439, oui monsieur / yes indeed it is french sir, have a good day.
Oh wow, Mars looks like such a cozy vacation spot with its lush greenery, picturesque lakes, and babbling streams. I can totally picture a thriving civilization setting up camp there. Just imagine the idyllic scene before the asteroid storms and Martian heatwaves skyrocket to a toasty 1000 degrees. Those who opted to skip the Mars ride can breath a sigh of relief for choosing to stick around on Earth, where we'll just deal with the usual wars, rumors of wars, earthquakes, famines, etc. Because clearly, Mars is the pinnacle of climate stability!
U realize that this is filmed on earth right?
nice@@russlogan181
@@russlogan181 Really??? WHERE?? Some people underestimate wha is possible but its because of their limited mindset I guess...
Sky looks blue just like earth
I Don't think it's blue that's a filter or color changing because it's dusty
que impresionante jamas pense ver estas imagenes....que formidable este reportaje.......a mis 72 años gracias vida gracias señor creador por darme esta portunidad...de observar tu grandeza..........rip... señor kennedy.....🌹🌹🌹
For all of mankind, we are experiencing a close up of Mars that man could only imagine for centuries. Surreal moments.
Wonderful crisp images of this fascinating planet. Here's hoping it's not too many years before we see human beings setting foot on the red planet (which when it happens will surely be the greatest event in human history)
That event was Christ defeating death, and the rest... Sadly the deadly radiation that no current space suit can withstand, month's long global dust storms, freezing night's every night, no water or food source or oxygen,well, just leave it to Rover's for dear old Mars.
The orange color we are used to associating with Mars was faked by Nasa to depict harsher conditions and so we wouldn't question blue skies. It still has an atmosphere
Yes Indeed! Let’s get there!
Absolutely beautiful photography. I'm sure we'll get there fairly soon but I have no interest in doing so. We'd never be able to hear, taste, smell, or touch it having to be confined to a space suit.
The .Martians believed free market principles is the key to liberty
Fascinating to see Mars. Unnecessary to hear Kennedy.
Never unnecessary to hear that great mans voice
Loading in JFK in this fashion puts an unnecessary political stamp on the Mars missions.
@WaltANelsonPHD it wasn't intentionally political. I thought Kennedy would be centre of today's political spectrum, plus I'm from the UK so have no dog in that fight.
@@ElderFoxDocumentaries Its your channel, so do what you think works best.
sebastian verney 08/15
EY KIDDIE SHUT UP...
The US-PRESIDENT has strongly supported NASA...
and YOU.... better shit your diapers !!
We are unbelievably lucky to witness these photos in our short life time. The last 100 years have been one hell of a leap forward for our species. It's actually quite bonkers when you think about it.
The Annunaki
Incredible, just incredible. The patterns going into the Jezero crater are unmistakably the result of liquid flowing.
It’s absolutely incredible. It looks so beautiful and peaceful. So untouched.
Not untouched anymore, humanity has its garbage on there now, and whatever else it has sent to it, plus the dust storms on Mars are NOT peaceful but far more deadly than Earth’s hurricanes. 🤣. These little robots don’t show that because they have to remain stationary until the storm passes by, as the case with Opportunity’s legacy, it didn’t survive the dust storm, got cold and expired. 😢
@@AngelCatBaby Hm I don't think that dust storms are more danegrous that hurricanes on earth. Earth has 3x the gravity and more than 100x denser atmosphere. The dust justs doesn't have enough energy to overpower earth's storms. It's like saying that Jupiter's hurricanes are less powerful than Earth's hurricanes which is 100% false. Rovers are very very delicate, and we can't afford to take risks with them, so they stay rooted
Feeling like I am living in the future. Amazing!
there’s something about mars that is so comforting to me. it makes me feel things that i can’t explain
What a breathtaking documentation! 👌
Glad you enjoyed it! :)
every glimpse at another planet makes me appreciate Earth that much more 💙
The Opportunity rover last message is so haunting and somewhat sentient.
Well, the message may not have been literally that, it could have been something like '"Battery:2%, Visibility: 3%" and then scientists added words for dramatic effect.
This channel is amazing it’s amazing that humanity despite its self destructive nature can still make peace in some areas to explore the universe it’s beautiful
Nice images! Isn't it amazing that it looks so similar with Earth?
Stunning just Stunning, beautiful photos of mars. We sincerely appreciate the effort you go to.
Thanks again. 👏👏👏
What's amazing is the whole planet is like this, you never come to water or anything different than these scenes. There are no continents or islands, just this desert scenery.
its not real little boy
@@richards933 "its" is spelled "it's" and there's supposed to be a comma in the sentence. Can you guess where, little boy?🤣
Sweet dreams, OPPO. Thank you for all you shared with us here on Earth. You and the other Rovers are all heroes, as are the teams that sent you on your amazing quest.
What I would like to really see, is the spaceship's journey through space till it lands on mars
You never will , cuz it never happened
@@virtualoskii6341 Wow, you're so profound. 🤣🤣
@@virtualoskii6341You’re talking rubbish about something of which you have no comprehension.