Nasa’s Mars Perseverance rover reveals stunning first video and audio recording from Red Planet

NASA has revealed footage of its Perseverance Mars rover touching down on the Red Planet.

The $2.4billion robot landed last week after enduring "seven minutes of terror" as it plunged through the Martian atmosphere.

READ MORE: Nasa reveals stunning first footage of Mars Perseverance rover touching down on the Red Planet

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[gradualdecay]

Mars, the only planet known to be entirely inhabited by robots.

[JD-vqln]

new bear grills: survival in space. "These delicious red rocks provide vital calcium and iron"

[spgoonsquadbizair]

What a species. Man this makes me proud to be human

[mydadsaplumber]

I was the cameraman, hope you enjoy the footage. I also do weddings if you're interested.

[axeell]

A video from Mars has better quality than some work calls ive been sitting in.

[davervatx]

This is just the coolest damn thing ever, I don't care who ya are.

[BlitzMedia]

Who seriously dislikes an achievement like this? 36 people.... I would never wanna be around you and probably no one else does.

[MAAZAD]

Absolutely brilliant. There’s some thing just mind bogglingly amazing and fascinating about this

[pbiddy]

Mars: (whispering) GET OUT
Rover: we gettin the f*** outta here 🚀

[Psco]

wow the images and videos are so clear imagine how much memory it would have took to send those videos and images at high quality back to earth.

[tootamustafa]

I don’t know why I am so interested in this but honestly what an outstanding accomplishment !! I have become so fascinated by this!! Truly amazing 👌🏼

[anthonyd.]

That's wasn't wind that was an alien farting next to the rover.

[HaroldWilson]

Don’t worry Matt Damon we are coming to save you

[yetanothername]

that sound is music to my ears, and truly tears in my eyes

[cagno]

My word!! Did you hear that!! The noise from the surface of Mars was wind dust. I'm so happy. How am I going to explain this momentous event to the children. This will go down in history as an earth shattering event. Its as if all my education was leading up to this mind blowing knowledge. I feel an out of body, other worldly spiritual sensation all over my body. Nothing will take away the moment I heard that wind dust noise travelling about 5 metres per second.

[happydays]

This is magnificent can't wait to see Uranus.

[rww]

Breakthrough: we heard wind on Mars. Sounds just like wind on earth.

[riccardogeraci]

What a time to be alive. Throughout all history we have never done something so monumental.

[TheDessez]

Speaking rock:
"Parking here is 14, 000 Intergalactic Credits."

[IIAndersII]

I feel ridiculous for beeing so excited about a recording of a gust of wind.