Mars Surface Latest Images 2025 With Curiosity Rover in 4K

Latest Images of Mars' Surface from Sol 489-505: Join us in exploring the unseen landscapes of the Red Planet in 2025 with NASA's Curiosity Rover on a bright sunny Martian day.
Video Creator: Quick Solutions - Data

Image Credit
NASA.GOV
NASA/JPL
NASA/JPL-Caltech
NASA/JPL-Caltech/MSSS

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[jimparsons]

Like the clip. The holes are likely from the onboard laser/spectrometer. The regular "square" shapes on the surface are likely underground sheets of salts, or maybe a calcite ---- a consequence of past water flow or pools of water that evaporated over time. The wind there has blown a way the dried mud/matrix/soil there exposing the said 'square' shapes.

[pixelgrin]

All right, this is a 4k video but there’s artificial artifacts overlaid onto the video and they’re pointing out odd formations in it. The only thing I see odd is the use of the strange music and covering the 4k with a filter. If you’re trying to convince people of something and do all this to the video you’ve lost all credibility.

[Dan-gkti]

It is so obvious that if anything really special was seen on Mars by the rovers, it will NEVER be shown to the public

[Slo-ryde]

Would like to know the scale of the clip showing the “retaining wall” like structures; but if they are miniscule then they are likely natural.

[leswehman]

This is the version NASA has given us. Most good stuff already removed.

[РАшенСлавянов]

4:18 looks like the remains of a residential building...😮
It's a pity that the scale of the territory is not indicated, in meters, centimeters, etc.

[Justiceforall]

As I observed the people exploring the rocks, I was reminded of how such simple materials such as rocks add such value and diversity to science play, language, and their thinking patterns. When scientist is given the freedom to explore rocks of all shapes and sizes, they are acquiring core principles of art, math, science, creativity, language, and engineering. It was obvious that the rocks attracted the old people, and this was probably not the first time they had explored them. Inquiry-based learning was occurring.

[ZERRO-Phd]

don't let your imagination run wild, all the geometric shapes on the surface of that planet were created by natural factors over millions of years.

[TonyEsposito-It]

0, 30 Aren't these the holes made by the Curiosity Rover with the onboard drill?

[jennifercole]

The marks in the dirt in the beginning are most like spots where the river took samples of the dirt/sand. They have already said that Mars probably had a decent environment at one point, including water. Water eroded many rocks and land masses. It’s still all VERY COOL to see!! I saw they found a rock that was pure sulfur the other day. That could prove that water actually flowed on Mars at one point! How exciting!!

[thehookupiowa]

When i am looking for the latest in mars news, it is quick solutions data. The name says it all.

[eidqdwi]

Earth will soon look like mars us humans are desperately trying to destroy our world 😢

[hectorbustamantevaldes]

Que planeta más desolado, ninguna forma de vida ni menos condiciones para tal efecto, que triste y pérdida de tiempo al ir allá

[richardford]

How about explain your highlights. Mostly see what appears normal.

[cjnoneya]

What's with the old vintage film static overlay?

[ulf]

I though the mars rover is a driving vehicle on the ground! I dont know it can fly above the surface!!😂😂

[MariBella-]

That image is from Saudi Arabia. There has never been, and there is no, life on Mars. The fantasy depicted in Total Recall about Mars is not possible. Let's invest in the best planet we've been given for free—it's called Earth. We have free carbon dioxide, H2O, and an abundance of life-sustaining resources for all humans, insects, and animals!

[TurdFerguson]

There's little perspective in any of these shots.
Some of these pictures could be 6" across or 6 miles.

[海波空風]

The rock seen in the upper right around 6:00
The surface appears to be a perfect circle. It looks like a wall clock🕣 or a round nameplate.

[ZXv]

at 7:06 you ask Water or wind erosion. If it was wind, other rocks near it would have suffered same forces, yet they still are jagged and have clean edges.
Wind don't carve just one rock...