21 Months On Mars: A Scratched Rock!

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Join us in this exciting episode as Perseverance explores Mars' delta front, makes zen art on the sand, and reaches the mysterious Enchanted Lake area. Witness the rover's attempts to abrade and drill rocks, revealing fascinating patterns and minerals. Meanwhile, Ingenuity takes flight #31 to catch up with Perseverance. Unravel the secrets of Mars' geology and history, and don't forget to like, share, and subscribe for more thrilling updates! #Perseverance #Ingenuity #MarsExploration
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[heels-villeshoerepairs]

Some would find it boring to sit and look at nothing but rocks, rocks and more rocks, but this is actually ANOTHER PLANET! Its kind of an escape for me. Beautiful. Well presented.

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Keep the positivity flowing, and once again, thank you all so much for being the best community on YouTube! ❤ #ElderfoxFamily #TeamPerseverance

[Anon]

Thank you for these great summaries! They really bring home the practice of space exploration.

[groundzero]

These updates are so exciting, 3 months feels so long but it’s worth the wait

[roamorama]

When a new episode of Elderfox is released all the rest can wait !! My number 1 channel !!

[fredclarke]

The close-up photos are remarkable! Look how clean the equipment is. Not a fragment of dust or sand. Lots of sedimentary rocks, proving ancient water activity.

[revtoyota]

We are just happy to see the channel alive again. And that you are in good health. Is it just me or have the images from the rover been a far higher quality then what was released in the past? For instance 5:15 (or any time around there on that image) seems like the pixel count is 4x what it normally is.

[theweirdsquid]

Amazing video, thank you for keeping us all up to date on space exploration!

[AtomicExtremophile]

It's fascinating, I'd like to be one of the humans that will see these wonders in person!

[dude-kq]

I get excited every time you upload a new video

[agnellomascarenhas]

I love ur videos keep it it up and its almost percy's and ingenuity's second birthday 🎉

[basilbenny]

This channel is soo underrated
Love these videos, no one makes better summaries

[davidvaughn]

Thank you for anoher interesting installment!

[daltanionwaves]

Perseverance's eagerness to core-sample everything in sight reminds me of my youth.

[Nafinafnaf]

I have never felt more excited to look at rocks

[charles]

i find this series fascinating. thanks for sharing!

[dolphingoreeaccount]

Perseverance has made even sitting around and looking at rocks interesting

[x-Spirax-x]

Every Sol, I feel like we are getting closer to the inevitable. We are going to find life on Mars. Wether or not that life is still living has yet to be known.

It's not impossible for Mars to bare life. Mars was just like Earth in its early days, the ideal place for life to develop. The hurtle is finding said life, if it formed at all before the murder of the planet.

[dmr]

Stunning work. I sit here watching this thanks to the net, amazed that in my lifetime i get to see Abbott and Costello march and fly around Mars so easily. Technology has come a long way from the Moon landing!