Watch Perseverance's landing video (and hear Mars for the first time)

Six separate cameras capturing full-color video and a microphone recording the sounds of Mars — this is how the Perseverance landing went down.

[clairereilly]

I was literally cheering in my room as I watched that footage for the first time. It definitely gets a 🚀 from me!

[siyanibillinumberone]

Lucky that thase landings on Mars have happened in our life time .

[ersanseer]

It's really a beautiful time to be alive, to witness all of this in full color high res video. 😊 I never take it for granted

[mcburcke]

Being able to see this in action on video is just amazing. And, these missions are not just about NASA/America pulling off a great feat of engineering. NASA uses engineers, scientists, construction personnel, and support workers who come from all over the world. These missions really are for all humans on this blue marble floating in space...

[shshankking]

Wao, now we have a vlogger on Mars now 😂

[gambeeno]

This is history in the making of mankind! Just amazing!

[matthewdinse]

Best part is her talking over about half of the Mars audio

[Nocturnal]

Nasa hears wind but I hear "It's free real estate"

[goodoltobi]

This video is worth every second of watching it!
Thx for the great pictures of Perseverance and Mars!

[silverhowl]

THIS IS SO AMAZING IM LITERALLY BLOWN OUT OF MY MIND!!!

[saviorz_]

“My battery is low and it’s getting dark”

[astrophysics]

it's so cool that people are going crazy because of sounds of wind. it just shows how much we love science.

[LegalFiction.]

Yo it’s times like these that makes me proud of The Human Race. Cant wait for more footage!

[Masteririsheagle]

i Can't Wait to See the Drone/Helicopter Fly for the First time. 🚀🚀🚀

[rs]

I am thrilled seeing the first ever real video of landing on another planet! It felt like I was there watching it all in real time! It’s incredible to see how far we have come since the first rover landing 23 years ago. This is yet another astounding display of humans’ ingenuity. Kudos to NASA! 🚀

[mikemillersr]

I am so proud of everyone that worked to make this happen. They are all heroic members of mankind.

[putridcreations]

This is the real type of news that channels should be covering

[Majjiq]

🚀 can’t wait to see more of the Perseverance mission! Seeing this gave me chills.

[lea]

This is truly amazing to know how far we’ve come in technology to be able to do this. I’m overjoyed.

[foxja]

This felt surreal. Space is something I want to know more about because it’s just, it’s something that we know so much but yet so little