NASA's Mars Rover Capture Most Surprising Weird 360° Footage of Mars Life - Perseverance 4K Images

NASA's Mars Rover Capture Most Surprising Weird 360° Footage of Mars Life - Perseverance 4K Images
In this video watch NASA Mars Rover Perseverance sends latest incredible 4k footage of Mars, captures on sol 171 and also see fascinating view of Mars' Benches acquired by Curiosity rover on 2946th Martian day of the mission.
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• Credit: NASA/JPL-Caltech/ASU/MSSS
• Credit: nasa.gov
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[@konstantinosmazmanidis]

We have been sending spacecraft to Mars for 60 years, and only ten years have our vehicles not crashed on the surface of Mars. It's not surprising that on Mars there are bolts and spare parts from old rovers that crashed on Mars.

[@TaviTechnicalSpace]

Agreed 👍

[@giusepp814]

Chiedo scusa, ma non ho capito il senso di quello che dici: "Forse vuoi aprire su Marte una impresa di recupero di componenti dei Rover?..........

[@nishanttripathi8141]

Very informative video 🎉🎉

[@TaviTechnicalSpace]

Thanks for watching 👍

[@IRENEAVILLENEUVE.]

Wow this is awesome ❤❤

[@TaviTechnicalSpace]

👍

[@alfieshienmacalinggang5358]

If human managed to land in planet Mars today, maybe martian people reach and land on Earth earlier before their planet end

[@TIOGIL2978]

1:48 In the lower left corner of the screen, there is a structure camouflaged in the stone, in the shape of circles, they are circles within circles.

[@PatrickOCnMD]

Mars looks like a rock-strewn desert to me. Until we can get Humans on Mars....can't make more sense of this.
I will not be surprised if it takes Humans another 40 - 50 years to get to Mars. Mars is very distant and very inhospitable to human life.
But Mars is still the best viable close planet worth exploring. In my opinion, anyway.

[@TaviTechnicalSpace]

Yes but hope for the best 👍

[@pranititiwari6525]

😅😅..
My ordinary brain doesn't find mars fascinating at all😢

[@PatrickOCnMD]

@@pranititiwari6525 Yup. Especially its Oxygen-less atmosphere. Tons of Teraforming work must be done to make it plausible at all. In my opinion.

[@mntzz]

Me gustaria saber que temperatura hacia cuando se tomaron estas imagenes.

[@user-it9wf4sg9e]

One thing for sure we did find out reaching into space is rocks are everywhere

[@frederickconnell6052]

Either that or destroy each other,,,,😂😂

[@stacycarlson2966]

At 4 minutes and 39 seconds, there are 2 rocks next to each other with the exact same markings.

[@TaviTechnicalSpace]

Nice observation 👍

[@tedbadami153]

Ted sphinx mystery man! At 4.40 time we see two identical rocks! Next to each other? Not natural.

[@teresajuarez5075]

Que similitudes tienen estas rocas arena se parecen a las de Perús donde son desérticas, el universo es grandioso

[@TaviTechnicalSpace]

On Mars mountain called "Mount Sharp", which has rock layers that were shaped by lakes and streams billions of years ago.
The curved rock terraces that define the area can form when there are harder and softer layers of rock on a slope. As the softer layers erode, the harder layers form small cliffs, leaving behind the benchlike formations. They can also form during a landslide, when huge, curved slabs of bedrock slide downhill. Curiosity’s team has seen benches before in Gale Crater, but rarely forming such a scenic grouping of steps.

[@LenutaBej-ux9on]

​@@TaviTechnicalSpace ai spus ca, apa a fost cu milioane de ani in urma, si totusi, Invatatura esoterica actuala ne spune ca a fost si viata pe Marte, cu citeva zeci de mii de ani in urma.
In Rominie a trait un poet pe nume Mihai Eminescu 1850--1889. Poetul national si el are o opera vasta , din care reese o cunoastere esoterica clara
Mihai Eminescu afirma in poezia: Ce-- ti doresc eu tie dulce Rominie, ca planeta Marte a fost cinva in glorii( cu o civilizatie infloritoare ).
Va salut cu respect.

[@Esperanza168]

Como escombros de grandes objetos y construcciones.

[@kananaskiscountry8191]

those black spots on the rocks are mostly from Astroids hitting the ground and throwing debre sky rocketing into the boulders, most likely

[@TaviTechnicalSpace]

Maybe!

[@donLatitisavanderworken]

Nasal colors this film to make it look more red the sky is really much more blue

[@user-by3wj4mq3w]

When Osservation Mars 360 Grad then find Undersight From Mother Earth

[@giusepp814]

Da quello che si osserva su Marte se paragonato alla terra,è una sconfortante desolazione, solo paesaggi privi di vita. La vanità è stata gratificante! Finalmente siamo arrivati su Marte! Naturalmente dopo aver risolto i problemi sulla nostra casa terrestre! Quali problemi? Abbiamo risolto i problemi della guerra ,siamo in pace ,non esistono le nazioni con le loro divisioni nazionaliste e razziste, abbiamo eliminato le malattie e la morte, abbiamo risolto i problemi dell'ecosistema,siamo tutti fratelli cittadini della terra. Per cui avendo risorse da investire, dato che sulla terra abbiamo risolto tutto non avendo più problemi da risolvere, ci rivolgiamo all' universo per risolvere i problemi dell'universo. Siamo orgogliosi di noi stessi!! Abbiamo saggezza conoscenza e discernimento!!!!!................

[@Esperanza168]

Como cubiertas de algún organismo.

[@luizlima8385]

It seems like a world where the water has dried up. Rocky mountains shattered, just as the rocks of waterfalls that supported rivers disintegrated in the dryness of the planet that was taken over by sand from windstorms. A world dead to life.

[@paulvincent3825]

👍👍👍👍👍👍🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@TaviTechnicalSpace]

Thanks

[@jonathanhare1999]

Extremely cold, thin atmosphere, & desert? Don't think that's how global warming ends! Look to Venus for that ending!!

[@ulfisaksson299]

3,40 min-upper right ! why havent Nasa get closer to those rocks(looks like small fossils there) take sampels of them and close photos.

[@TaviTechnicalSpace]

Well said 👍

[@konstantinosmazmanidis]

This shows that if there was life on Mars, it was non-intelligent life. No obelisks, no sarcofaag, no stone huis.

[@donelmore2540]

At around 7 minutes in or a little after there was a strange circular ring of individual rocks.

[@DAVIDMAINORD]

THE MARSHONS ARE DEAD, THEY BLEW IT UP THIM SELVES

[@barbarabattaglio8450]

This is what earth could look like if we continue on the path we are heading. Climate change is real!

[@fauconoir1947]

Climate change had nothing to do with Mars state of affairs. The isotopes found on This planet can only be produce by nuclear explosions. Fact!

[@joselitopayang2784]

What particular place?

[@stormy3446]

Yes climate change is real, it’s been happening for millennia. Fgs.

[@user-cy7jy8su9w]

Would you like some cheese with that whine?

[@frederickconnell6052]

@@user-cy7jy8su9wlove it

[@rameshsethi510]

If they think there is life o Mars then it would be different to that of earth

[@user-ff9gk6st9u]

Зря потратил время ничего абсалютно