What NASA’s Perseverance Rover Has Learned After 10 Months on Mars | WSJ 

I think more like 150 years from now, but that is an awesome thought. I never thought about that twist. :)

@@PandarenCH How can you not believe your own genius?

@@shmookins I think 300 years from now

@@akanjisekoni I agree. Although there may be a colony before then, it will take much longer to have non-essential facilities.

I think you mean one of the "few" attractions for the super rich visiting the planet

😂😂😂

It says Ostrich...

@@StinkFingerr A Martian Ostrich

East side or west? I'm from the south side.

I'm from the North. Cold af right now but I'm getting through it

That Helicopter you meant? miles are NOT metric!

@@lucasrem1870 thats an american helicopter, of course it uses imperial :)

What's the deal with all of the Red-Bricks on Mars surface?

@@len5440 Only house wifes do non metric, the Army. Science in the US is all metric, SpaceX is!

@@lucasrem1870 i bet the us govt counts dollar with imperial system 😄

Yes, maybe a smaller (and unmanned) version of the Imperial AT-AT Walker (or an AT-ST)?

@@khaen.ellingsen790 I randomly ask: Want some science-youtuber to check out? I love spreading science and fun, so that's why i ask... randomly!

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nasa has all the experience in lying about going to places besides earth. you would think it would be more believable by now. guess that just goes to show how many stupid sheep there are in the world.

Hahahaha, you are too naive! He WILL ask for a pay-raise!

the person operating the machines in whatever desert they are in, here on earth, knows better than to ask for a raise. the last guy that did, didnt come back, and nobody asked about him.

Mechanical engineers, rocket scientists, astronauts, you think they're underpaid lol?

No

"no, i dont think i will" -usa

Nah got to earmark it for pork spending

It's sad they have to beg for money while our elected leaders spend $700+ billion/yr on the defense industrial base.

@@SoCalFreelance a superpower nation would do anything to make it stay a superpower. thats why usa is investing a lot in the military section. oh and also dont forget superpower competition with china and usa. and yes it's pointless :)

@@len5440 The U.S. spends more money on defense than the next 11 countries combined. Completely pointless! Large protracted wars is a relic of the 20th century. And we have two vary large oceans between us and everyone else, and last time I checked Mexico and Canada have no intentions to invade us.

With ladies in the managerial roles, you wont go far . Male scientists work 2x harder and longer than women..

@@SoCalFreelance they wont invade you if you are nice to them.

Yep

That Smurfs Mars movie you meant?

@@lucasrem1870 😂 that's the one

Little friend :)

Some people do treat our planet with respect, however there are those who do things for money

these comments are so goofy and ignorant

@@Retriever_YT I suppose you are so much more educated?

@@Durin_Son doesnt take somebody educated to realise how stupid these comments are.

@@Retriever_YT agreed

U act like u been there 😆😅🤣😂

The candy bars or the movie , book or ...

@@jwarmstrong think he is referring to the series of earth locations nassholes pretend is a different planet.

Mars is pretty rad

@@anti-them4383 so very true we can't leave in real space which no 1 has ever landed on the moon All the pics & videos we get from fake Mars is here in the US on a private island that the government owns & no 1 is allowed on there Everything about nasa is all fake & they r all frauds

That was proven to just be a geographical structure with the light and low res of that image making it look like a face. You can look it up

when the light strikes a rock at the right angle it causes pareidolia in people then they start dreaming about non existent past civilizations on a foreign planet

There is no actual Need to Decide between Planets. This isnt a 'This or That'-Situation, at all. At all.

you been drinking too much of the new's koolaid. its all gonna be ok you know why? because climate change is just a money making scheme and nazinasa lies about most of what they do. if you think anything from this planet has ever been to that planet you are a bit crazy.

Вряд ли Марс станет безопасним убежищем, если США и КНР допустят агрессивную империю на поверхность Красной планети!

@@anti-them4383 we legit tore a hole in the ozone before and water levels are rising faster than ever. These aren't opinions these are facts.

@@wigit2216 well there is a hole but it closes and reopens every year look it up

Exactly, I've only just found out about Perseverance today, I didn't hear anything about it last year, I live in Spain but either way this should be a big deal is what I'm saying!

@@quadrga if I looked at life that pessimistic, I’d kill myself. You’re not wrong, but it’s potentially the most important thing to happen in our lives, and people who can’t see that should vacate the gene pool.

@@quadrga what’s extreme is that because of this mission we have the technology to prevent our own extinction, which may be right around the corner, but no one really cares. It’s too hard to tell the difference between intelligent people and idiots trying to sound important online, and I was being overzealous. This mission may answer some of the biggest questions mankind has ever asked, and the general populace just sees “a barren wasteland and lifeless dirt”. You are not the problem. The problem is that so many people think like that when they should be joining me in complete wonder. This generation will potentially be the first generation to know “why are we here?” “What is life?” “Are we alone?” “Does god even care?” This mission has the potential to answer these questions, making this the most important thing to happen to mankind.

@@quadrga you have no sense of adventure.

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@@loturzelrestaurant I know because it's literally my job.

@@wgoulding Uhm... weird phrasing but i take that as a 'Yes, i'd like some channel about science!'? ?

I put the probability that Elon Musk gets astronauts on Mars before NASA gets it's sample return mission there at greater than 50%. Not to take anything from NASA's amazing robotic accomplishments on Mars - and all the other planets. Truly the strength of NASA! Elon Musk is already mostly self funding and developing the technology to get there, and doesn't have to rely on fickle politicians.

@@WyomingMtnMan your funny billionaire potato man is currently busy crapping he pant. SpaceX's accomplishments aren't his.

That shows you are grateful for being earth , you wanna live on a planet with no atmosphere 🤭

Yeh.. you’re overlooking several aspects here. If you’re attempting to imagine living like that though not factoring in that your fresh air days are over. Rest of your life, breathing recycled air. Would bug me, not to mention all the new procedure. Would be a hassle to do literally anything. Lunch, bathroom, got an itch on your nose or anywhere for that matter? Decompression chamber 2 hour walk back.. that brings us to the sheer nothingness, y’all can have mars. Life’s boring & dangerous enough already right here. No sense raising those odds

NASA knows a lot more. I’m sure they sent drones and rovers to the rest of the planets already or still getting there. Mars probably has some caves and tunnels indefinitely, what if Mars was like the Greenland/Iceland concept? The looks on the surface is baron and dead but maybe underneath is full of life and water.

Very good point.

Didn't you see the math formula for life in the galaxy ? Take a big number & divide by a smaller number then you know life exits on other planets - maybe not Venus, Mercury, Jupiter , Mars, etc but lots of places far far way..he he

"we've already realize that they have signs of life" did you hear about this in a dream?

They wouldn't tell us

We're already working on it!

was

If you read the Ancient Sumerian texts, you'll find that they clearly state that a significant portion of humanity (basically the tall white Resus negative race) fled to Earth from Mars after their home planet was basically sterilized amidst an inter-planetary conflict; it's where the Biblical tales of the Nephilim and 'Fallen Angels' originated from.

@@cedricworthingtonbroadaxe2287 thats probably a text of religion, not real event. not gonna lie thats a good scifi ida

true

What's the deal with all of the Red-Bricks on Mars surface?

😅

@@Potaville iron in the rock

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@@loturzelrestaurant Do you know why there are Red-Bricks all over Mars surface?

@@Potaville ??

It wasn't all men. The team leader for writing the assembly code for the lunar module navigation and control system is a woman. Men and women have some measurable differences, on average, but there is a lot of overlap and individuals vary. Awarding assignments based on merit and skills is the best way to ensure success.

Helping the rovers? What?

*I know NASA means Never A Straight Answer!* You know that? NASA is most transparent government organisation in USA kiddo, no other organisation is showing so much what they do to public.

@@tgstudio85 How did you type in bold? 🤔

ikr

Me too. I wish they would tell us how OLD these formations are, I am curious how long ago the water was running there.

@@georgespalding7640 thats impossible to tell with just photos.

You know you could just Google it and find out yourself

Learn how radio transmission works kiddo, what is antenna gain, then come back here and we can talk:)

Sometimes you have to make it make sense by yourself, which must be a scary thought.

The wrong planet

That did seem a bit confusing... we picked just the right area... except it isn't what we thought it was???

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Or ... maybe the "bedrock" is very old, and the surface sediments have been eroded?

Yeah that's what they said at 5:37

It looks all the same. But the cameras are not good enough to make this besutifull observatory picture you have seen

Stop pushing your religion on everyone.

I think that’s actually true we’re going to be moving from the main planet which is earth and we’ll be moving to other planets in the future

Because there is nothing to see at night ?

@@Ray-jg5dj lol true

Using animated videos is what NASA does, claiming they are real.

@@israelgalvez6365 Massive amount of Red-Bricks in this video.

@@israelgalvez6365 Yet no VFX artists, considering there are MILLIONS of them both Amateur and Professional has disproven these videos/photos. Grow a brain.

Can you prove it's the Gobi Desert? Many people watched this thing launch, many other countries track launches. What is your evidence except it looks like a desert therefore it must be an Earth desert?

@@lilpain8883 And! What's the deal with all of the Red-Bricks on Mars surface?

Webb

Lemme check the nasa page and see if there are any updates, should take me a few minutes maximum Update: raw images from the Hazcam taken today. Learn to do your own research.

Where are you from?

Basically, it’s a pretty challenging proposition because you need to carry enough fuel on your lander to be able to takeoff again from the surface. We were able to bring back samples from the moon because the moon’s gravity well is that much smaller.

@@loodog555 what if you didn't need to take off again I have a theory

@@loodog555 maybe like sending the samples to just into the edge of Mars atmosphere then use a sort of thrusters to break through into space where the samples would then be intercepted by a craft or ship to bring back idk probably impossible but 🤔

@@jmak_9166 "maybe like sending the samples to just into the edge of Mars atmosphere" Same problem. Escaping the atmosphere has very little to do with it; it's about getting out of Mars' gravity well. You can't cheat the energy requirements of leaving a planet.

there's a book where something similar happens

True but global super powers prioritize remaining a superpower rather than space exploration. The US spends $60 billion per year on the military. Compared to about $8 billion funded to nasa.

Yeah iron content tends to do that to most rocks, Vegas ain't special

@@quantumblur_3145 they have rocking strippers though 🤙

actually its a space rock

Perseverance have spectrometer, to analyse soil.

@@tgstudio85 so samples don’t have to physically come back to earth, rather they are uploaded ?

@@SimpsonIII yep