50 Years of Mars Exploration
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- Опубліковано 2 жов 2024
- 2015 marks 50 years of successful NASA missions to Mars starting with Mariner 4 in 1965. Since then, a total of 15 robotic missions led by various NASA centers have laid the groundwork for future human missions to the Red Planet. The journey to Mars continues with additional robotic missions planned for 2016 and 2020, and human missions in the 2030s.
The amount of engineering that went into these missions, the amount of raw human ingenuity, is just absolutely stunning. I can't find words to describe how this video made me feel.
respect for these excellent engineers, greeting from China
C'mon NASA, videos like this need Morgan Freeman's voice!
Fat Al I lol'd, and then realized I very seriously agreed!
I could go for Mike Rowe though too. Both those guys are outstanding.
Fat Al While I don't disagree, I'd also like to put Martin Sheen's name for consideration :) (Illusive Man)
+Fat Al the voice of Administrator Charlie Bolden and President Barack Obama are fine
Fat Al I'd be very okay with Neil DeGrasse Tyson or Dick Rodstein narrating.
+Fernand Gay They are alright Fernand, but Freeman has a style that is not easy to find.
Mad respect to anyone working at JPL. Every single one of you!!!
I literally cried for joy watching this. Thanks NASA/JPL.
+Abel Melquiades Callejo Same here !
+Abel Melquiades Callejo Me too.
+Abel Melquiades Callejo Yes, me too - they kicked ass. I don't know if they know how good this film is.
+Abel Melquiades Callejo Yeah, me too :) The guys from NASA are just amazing ...
+Abel Melquiades Callejo How ya doin now Abel?
Too sad that Roscosmos don't do this epic kind of videos.
Go humanity! Screw you, politics!
Unfortunately, at a moment when our capabilities for exploration are at their highest, the nasa budget is at is lowest, with less than 0.5% of the federal budget (compared to 4.5% in 1967). Have we stopped dreaming?
Well the budget is proportionate to what nasa needs to do. There's no doubt the year of the Mars landing the best budget will be huge.
Adam Cole While I think you're right about the fact that Mars landing would
benefit from a big budget, most of the work (research, testing...) has
to be done way before the actual landing . Right now, nasa is not in a
good position to start working on an eventual Mars landing. Apart from
mars exploration, many projects also have to be delayed because the
budget is too restricted (telscopes, probes...). If the situation
remains the same, I feel like another country needs to take on the work.
+FreeDoum canada, india, russia, most of europe and even china are entering the field. Fun the fun just started.
FreeDoum Well, there are scientists with tacky shirts running loose around the place! We _have_ to solve the tacky shirt scientist problem at any cost!
FreeDoum man, the federal budget was 4.5% in 1967 just because of the cold war and the space race
Congratulations to the people at NASA and JPL ! You can not fake those reactions of pure joy when the landings are "made" on Mars. The photo-realistic animations were very well done.
This gave me chills! I am so fortunate to be growing up during this time of space exploration.
I really do hope the unites states gets their shit together and shifts some funding from weapons development and army funding towards space exploration.
The funding is proportionate to what NASA needs, so in the year of a Mars Landing, budget goes up, and budget has gone up since the Recession started to end,
Frost Free I believe the people at NASA would disagree
Wuhfel Meanwhile most other countries do just fine whit significantly less weapons funding
+Wuhfel Pacifist Obama? Peace is really what makes the world go round. Also did you know that Obama doesnt give many orders, He takes Many more orders! I agree with Felix Hindemo, we need to focus on space exploration and education for this nation's future!
*united, and protection is top priority, and sense I live in the u.s I like how were untouchable in defence, I would rather that than space, protection over space.
The moment that a human goes to mars, will be one of the most important in my entire life. Im already proud of the Nasa JPL, and in 2030 I will be proud of been human...
Go for it! For mankind.
Marko Nara I hope I will live to see that... hey, just somehow get Putin to announce that Russia is going and the US will have people on mars 6-10 years later. ;)
@@TheSponkomat Benzene Ring Society cordially wish for that.Something in new mission.18 february NASA Mars rover-
Oh wow what an amazing video
a big supporter from France
No matter in which part of the world you live , no matter which country you live , no matter what color you are but this truly the win of humanity and I am feeling so proud rn WE ARE PROUD OF YOU NASA
Those beautiful music give a great impression of dream....for the future.
Ing
AWSOME
Gracias por acompañarnos a lo largo de nuestras vidas! Desde Argentina, un gran abrazo a todos allí.
imagine where we would be if all that money that goes into warfare, went into things like this. We wouldn't be sending probes and rovers out, but manned spacecraft, if space exploration got all the funding that military's got that is
guys the whole music played sounds like Doctor Who to me
ohohohoho~good job in the music and effects, you did well, like your marscrafts
Crying like a little child, thanks NASA & JPL for this amazing journey and thanks for all your efforts in our quest to understand, best of luck and keep it up
a good journey to Mars!!
I want to work as astrophysicist at NASA. it is my dream!! 😇😊
Pah Esa is better
Maybe try SpaceX. Honestly NASA is slightly out dated.
Vincent N Remind us again how many rovers SpaceX has landed on Mars, or how many orbiters and fly-bys, or how missions to Mars SpaceX has nearly ready to launch?
Can't beat fifty years of experience and technological development. Nor can you beat fifty years of Not. Giving. Up!
The Jet Propulsion Laboratory is the jewell in NASA's crown. If NASA were to exist only for the JPL, the return on investment would be beyond price.
Do it! Follow your dream and never stop until you get there. Be an astrophysicist at NASA. :) You can do it.
this video gave me chills.. if only our lives was a lil longer
Mark Watney would be proud
He will be proud!
每次看都很感动every time I watch it again, I would be moved.thanks for the heroes
NASA should do a Kickstarter to put a full color video device on the next lander. I want to see these things in real color.
Colors are very relative, any camera will balance them around the other colors that are in the same frame, balancing over what it considers white.
And your brain will do the same. Put some tinted glasses, you will think you are seeing normal after a while, turn them away, and you think that everything is colored the "opposite" for a while. Or change the color gamut of your pc screen, it will have the same effect.
The data rate direct-to-Earth varies from about 12kbps to 3kbps. The data rate to the orbiters is a constant 128kbps. An orbiter passes over the rover and is in the vicinity of the sky to communicate with the rovers for about 8 minutes at a time, per sol. In that time, about 60 megabits of data (about 1/100 of a CD) can be transmitted to an orbiter. That same 60 megabits would take between 1.5 and 5 hours to transmit direct to Earth. The rovers can only transmit direct-to-Earth for at most three hours a day due to power and thermal limitations, even though Earth may be in view much longer.
With this information in mind, tell me what good a full color video camera on a rover will do?
i hope i can see mars for my self
Anime Inspector buy a telescope!
Frederic Sans - Heroic Destiny
Mars...High Speed ground transportation? A must. Low temperatures, low pressure environment?...No Problem for ERW. 2014-2015 NASA Rover Challenges 3rd and 7th place finishes two years in a row...MTSU and TTU.
Taxpayers give just 4/10ths of 1 penny on a tax dollar to NASA each year. And yet, look what they accomplish. C'mon people. Lets aim high and give them a full penny.
We did it again people!! Perseverance is on Mars in one piece!!!!
This makes me so happy. Like indescribably happy. It makes my soul feel good.
I remember specially the Mars Pathfinder in 1997. Of course we already had pictures of the surface of Mars from the Viking missions, but I was 2-3 years old at that time and then nothing. And when Pathfinder rover arrived and started to send us pictures of the red planet, that was sublime. I’m looking forward to what Perseverance rover has to offer to us. Mars has never been so close to our eyes.
Tears everywhere.
Just an Awesome video..!! Thanks a lot dear NASA JPL for this one..!! But where is Spirit and Opportunity ?-
I knew these guys from the first Mariners....first engineer with glasses was my Dad. They were remarkable engineers and it was a remarkable time. I remember being, and am still so proud.
One day... we will leave our footprints on the surface of Mars... also or especially for our beloved and sadly missed Challenger grew!
nice 4 minute overview video, is there one playlist that gives a detailed history of what has been learnt from curiosity ?
RIP Opportunity 2003-2018, you outlived everyone's expectations.
It was fully dead in 2019
best video ever
like
We sent statilites there in the 60's and 70's!!!!!! Its 2020!!!!!
Fantastic
Time has come to see the human on mars
1965, 1967, 1969 and 1971 NASA launched a total of 8 missions to Mars, two in each launch window. Each time one mission failed and one succeeded. A kind of pity that today so much rests on single spacecraft successfully getting into space and then completing its mission.
Raimo Kangasniemi There's an entire fleet of spacecraft on, around and going TO Mars as we speak...
Hey JPL now edit this video for InSight and Perseverance!
Last 3 seconds though...they cut the scene just before the speared tentacles whipped out...
too bad insight was delayed to 2018 because of a faulty vacuum chamber.
Yeah 😕😕
I can’t wait to see if people go on mars
Can someone tells me where the f are all those stupid ninjas cutting onions ...
Yes, yes all joy, hugs and handshakes for the Mars missions. Really would like to see the expressions in the control room on September 23, 1999. After all we learn more from our failures than from our successes. Just to be clear: Lockheed Martin, NASA and JPL are all using metric, right?
I feel so proud to have been given the opportunity to include my name on a chip heading for Mars next year on InSight mission
... thanks NASA!
What was the name of music? Yotube has removed explanation.
Remarkable past experiences, and yet even more exciting opportunities ahead! Can't wait till we set foot on MARS! #journeytomars #nasa
Well done!
And now 55 years
Amazing work, NASA have been a big inspiration since I can remember.
3:40 insight landed in 2018
Amazing!!!!
Why Mariners 6 and 7 took better pictures 0:35 than Mariners 9 0:41?
I want to know about the Mars pathfinder lander
It brings tears of joy to my eyes. Well done!
Why have we stopped dreaming big?
Newton's 3rd law:
The only way we're getting somewhere is to leave stuff behind.
Lets leave behind war and conflict and lets begin the interstellar age
50 years of exploration and we still haven't colonized the place.
And now perseverance is already there.
Beautiful! I really hope that the last scene will be real!
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Murica!!
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This brought tears to my eyes. Amazing work.
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Oh of course, why not leave out all the Soviet / Russian missions, as well as ESA and India. By the way, the Russians have a "manned" mission planned for 2017. You won't hear it from JPL, so get your news from Mars Academy and Mars TV Channel on Google plus if you need to know about missions other than US.
+MARS TV CHANNEL USA #1. EVERYONE ELSE #2
+BoxManCreates Well, unfortunately they had to spy on the Russians to get the technology to get their space program of the ground, and this came as a shock to me too. The truth is had to swallow, but of course the truth is all that counts.
+MARS TV CHANNEL Correction, the Soviets, not the Russians only
So. Much. SCIENCE! Past, present - and future...
Best thing ever! I am 9 years old and I want to be an astronaut.
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Bruh were these camera angels comin frm
Survive Insight
What this music in video? Say please.
Видеоролик посвящён не 50-летию изучения Марса, а 50-летию американской марсианской программы и только её. Конечно, штатовские общечеловеки не мелочатся и себя идентифицируют со всем остальным миром, потому и не вдаются в такие "тонкости", но нам надо.
Россия начала изучение Марса с помощью межпланетных кораблей на 2 года раньше США - наш "Марс-1" посетил Марс первым из земных аппаратов ещё в 1962 г.. Так же именно русский аппарат первый достиг поверхности Марса в 1971 г., аж на 5 лет раньше США - "Марс-2" (к сожалению не штатно, и разбился), но "Марс-3" в том же году исправил положение - его спускаемый аппарат совершил успешную посадку на Марс и передал первые в истории его фотографии с поверхности. Так что и до Марса русские первые добрались, и совершилди на него мягкую посадку тоже первые, и фотки на поверхности Марса сделали тоже первыми - вот это настоящие вехи в изучении Красной Планеты.
Вот так вот.
Так что, хоть самопиар у штатовцев поставлен куда лучше чем у русских, но яблони на Марсе будут цвести русские - антоновка. ;))
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Didn't Trump say he wanted people to Mars sooner than 2030s? Every time I heard him say that, I thought I felt NASA roll their eyes and be like, "Yeah, okay, RIGHT....anyways..." lol 😂
Once we go to Mars, we should pick up all the old mars spacecraft and put them in a museum on Earth
My personal favorite spacecraft was:
Viking 1 lander
Mars Pathfinder
Mars 2003 rovers
Curiosity
Mariner 4
Lately I'm feeling down about all this mars exploration thing.
If all the countries are making their own high risk high investment missions to mars then consequently they will want to keep tight control on whatever success they achieve on that alien planet. And you know where does it lead to... The same things we have been doing on "this planet". Yes, territorial, racial, cultural discriminations. And what that leads to... Just skim the human history.
Initially I was hoping that world might UNITE to tackle down the Martian endeavors but now I see everyone is going their own ways.
will there still be as much funding for space missions in the 2030's ? wouldnt global warming and other disasters have started to hit by then? anyway worth trying!!!!!time is running out!!!lets escape to mars!! er, ta! i enjoy!!!!!!!
I'm pretty sure if the Mars exploit has been made available to the general public, many of those people would not understand the risk involved. Solar storms, weather, extreme extreme cold, lack of water, lack of food, lack of resources and tools. These would cause some serious problems. It would be many times easier for someone to tell you to go live in an iglu for the rest of your life, than to be an untrained "adventurer" charting land that is roughly 1000 times more difficult to navigate and develop than the coldest and wettest parts of Alaska.
I want to Step Foot on Mars. Then ok everything's done, i can die.
anyone knows the background music?
looks like TF theme (Transformer)
Sounds like a remix of the transformers theme
Kinda sounds like some background layers of 'Arrival to Earth' from the 2007 Transformers score
These presidents (some) dosent care to make humanity to a galactic civilzation.
People rejoice for computer animations? wtf???
I was talking about people from comments section...I think that even artistic colored pictures from Mars make them happy and amazed...
la pregunta si no existe la ley de la gravedad,como puede,,hacer esto,,descender,tan rápido,,o al menos que no sea un simulacro
The achievements are mind blowing! But where is the reward for the effort? A lot more money has to be spent if we succeed to ' living ' there one day. Meantime poverty and diseases continue on earth. Do we have our priorities in the right perspective?
52 years later and they just now start discussing getting a human on Mars by Late 2030's????? Slackers!
We are win the red planet marsssssss
I Can feel their Enthusiasm and Happiness.
Such a beautiful planet to explore.
Why waste money of robots/satellites?Use that money for a man made mission. Stop wasting time NASA.
Can't wait until I can buy a ticket to go there. I don't care if it's freezing. As long as I can get resupplied I'll buy a ticket lol
imagine we had no wars and religion, such a waste of money. we could me more advanced.
well,as a human, i feel quite exciting,but as a chinese,i fell very sad with my country china's space flight
Impressive capacity and understanding of engineers and analysts.
Too bad not everyone will have access to the same information, which would accelerate the process of evolution of humanity.
sir, can i upload this video from my youtube channel... give me permission sir🙂🙂🙂
I've learned more from this video than I have in Kindergarden, Elementary, Jr high and High school combined.. . .
NASA needs more funding amd more general interest to be more successful.
Even with limited resources they do a great job.
Good job NASA! Please do more, we will pay our taxes, you take us far and beyond! And we need people like Carl Sagan:
"Maybe we’re on Mars because of the magnificent science that can be done there - the gates of the wonder world are opening in our time. Maybe we’re on Mars because we have to be, because there’s a deep nomadic impulse built into us by the evolutionary process - we come, after all, from hunter-gatherers, and for 99.9% of our tenure on Earth we’ve been wanderers. And the next place to wander to is Mars. But whatever the reason you’re on Mars is, I’m glad you’re there. And I wish I was with you."