7 Mysteries About Mars Yet To Be Solved

The third planet of the solar system, Mars or the Red Planet, continues to raise questions and scientific interest. For decades, robots exploring the red planet have been beaming back pictures of a strange world full of breathtaking beauty.
With mountains three times higher than Everest and canyons five times longer than the Grand Canyon, Mars is an adventure traveller’s paradise. And with its dusty atmosphere, polar caps that change with the seasons, and roughly 24-hour days, Mars is Earthlike enough to beckon human visitors.
As NASA’s next big mission, the InSight lander, prepares to touch down in late November, take a look at some of the biggest mysteries about Mars yet to be solved—including some things we may never know until humans set foot on Martian soil.

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[ihumanity]

Mars is the fourth planet of the solar system. Earth is the third from the sun. I dunno how y'all overlooked that.

[georgehinckle]

mars being the 3rd planet was the 8th mystery of the video but you guys solved it so quickly. well done.

[tofftofftofftofftoff]

Was Mercury declassified as a planet? Pluto's fingers are crossed!! 😂

[pan-nadeonfmdetroit]

I wonder if there was ever intelligent life on the third planet.

[ccalebbasd]

I had to listen to the beginning of this again after hearing that mars is the 3rd from the sun. When did that happen?

[forgivenesslovetruthholysp]

In an out of body experience I had, I seen what I thought was earth's moon partially blow up and pieces came and struck earth?
Now I wonder if what I experienced was a past life I had on Mars, seen Mar's moon break up and pieces hit Mars, ruining it's atmosphere and the smaller Mars moons? Helped cause the end of Human life on Mars.
And seeing that humans bury structure underground on Earth already. Makes me wonder if human or Martians still live underground on Mars.

[pawfootage]

Love these stock videos of NASA 'scientists' swirling blue cool-aid and 'discussing' topography. Looks genuine.

[switzerlandful]

Interesting similarities between Mars & Earth...
>Both are in the goldilocks zone (or habitable zone).
>Axial tilt almost the same
>A full day on Mars is almost exactly the same.
>Mars has 2 moons (or satellites). If Mars harbored oceans & life in the past, moons would be very helpful.
>both have polar ice caps
(There's probably more. That was just off the top of my head).

[williamandlisawalsh]

Mars is the 4th planet ..and you are doing an educational video..WOW!

[Damidas]

Mankind hasn't even flown past the moon but here you are entertaining fairytales about Mars.. I'm starting to believe it may not even exist

[yangshadows]

There's literally life on Mars they be blending in completely let alone Mars alone is not for us to mess with whatsoever

[Obnoxious]

Mars is the fourth planet Mercury Venus Earth then Mars

[utsavparmar]

Very cool and informative video, , fully enjoyed!!, Please make more kind of videos like this one!!

[switzerlandful]

People should give this a watch... *Episode 2 Symbols of an Alien Sky: The Lightning Scarred Planet, Mars (Full Documentary)*
The video gives a weird but intriguing possibility of what might have happened. Many of what look like river bed tributaries that lead to Mars' massive canyon do not match up with the features you see in dry rivers.

[joannarei]

9:25 Says the surface of mars is harsh....but yet in the beginning, they said it's possibly habitable by humans Or lying.

[Nybwest]

OK so I wasn't the only one who caught the 3rd planet comment. That is a HUGE one though, you may want to re-do this video. I just can't get past that one.

[pan-nadeonfmdetroit]

I can't wait to go to the third planet.

[thomaswalker]

Right?! Isn't Mars the fourth planet? Please explain your statement at the beginning of this video?

[bekahbaldwin]

You might consider editing the description....Mars isn't the 3rd planet....hahaha

[slarictake]

Valus Marinerus looks like 2 sets of tire tracks