NASA Mars Rover Sent Most Clear Evidence Footage! Perseverance and Curiosity' Rover Mars In 4K

NASA Mars Rover Sent Most Clear Evidence Footage! Perseverance and Curiosity' Rover Mars In 4K
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Hello Everyone: In this super interesting video Enjoy NASA MARS Rover Sent Shocking Stunning footage of Mars Life! The 360 degree view was acquired by the curiosity Mars rover that you can watch in 4K video.
The 360° panoramic view is shown in this video in 3 parts. At the last part of the video you can see the most clear evidence of water and waves that flowed on Mars in ancient past.

And watch on this channel Curiosity's 360° Panoram images and latest photos of Mars sent by NASA'S Perseverance Rover acquired on latest sol and footage from various Mars missions.

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Image Credits: NASA/JPL-Caltech/ASU/MSSS
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[eloquentsarcasm]

Just stop for a moment and think, these are images from another world! A planet we see every night as a tiny point of light, and now we can view the landscape as if we were there. I for one am glad to be alive in a time when things like this, and 24 hour live streams from the ISS are commonplace.

[DCGreenZone]

Meanwhile, back on Earth, UFO's a few miles away in 140p.

[fly_speck_cafe]

As far as we know, Mars is the only planet solely inhabited by robots. Stunning vistas. Music is perfect.

[SolarSpace-lzro]

It's really amazing to watch such 6:34 clear pictures of Mars! Thank you

[AGTC]

There're may have been water but I think the majority of the landscape has been shaped by high winds !

[rayking]

It’s amazing NASA can transmit a signal back to earth but SKY can’t get WiFi to work in the next room of my bungalow 😂😂

[gerstmanndavid]

It honestly looks like water was present not that long ago in geological terms.

[tommywatterson]

This is amazing to see. Does look like bodies of water may have been present on Mars in the past, hence the remnants of its atmosphere. One thing is missing on all the pictures I've seen taken by the rovers. No signs of a past civilization on Mars that we have on Earth. Earth was the chosen planet.

[opeuttj]

Amazing pictures. Huge bolders blown to powder over the centurys. 😮

[peteengard]

What a cool landscape. Thank you for sharing.

[Vincent-dxvx]

If we ain't careful our own planet will end up just like this!!

[LgmoorePsypiew-tgln]

Fantastic video and the music is perfect to go with these images. Thank you

[JohnMacFergus-ozcp]

Wow! More great footage! Way to go NASA and the Curiosity team! Thanks for your expertise and years of hard work.

[SittaCarolinensis]

This footage is absolutely amazing (unlike the unnecessary background music, which is just annoying).

[SumNumber]

This was a very cool shot. Lots yo look at. :O)

[ChrisDrake-fnnu]

What a amazing water world Mars once was, seeing all the water levels in the rocks was amazing.

[tedthesailor]

It's so easy to get complacent and almost blase, and rather forget that these wonderful clear vistas are actual live-feed from another planet. When I was a kid with nascent interest in astronomy, the best that was available were photographs courtesy of Mt Palomar, Mt Wilson and the big refractor at Yerkes observatories. They offered tantalizing pink discs rendered blurry by enlargement, with obscure darkened patches and a white fringe at the poles. That was it. People still talked about the Martian canals, even though they'd been largely debunked by then. Yet, annual shrinkage of the polar caps and discolorations towards the equator were still attributed by many to seasonal growth of flora. We have accomplished so much in my own little lifetime. Intelligence, curiosity, invention and engineering create truly a miraculous cocktail...

[CliffMcAulay]

Fabulous images and perfect music. That you for posting this astonishing film and curating it so well. Consider yourself subscribed.

[jaimeterrazas]

The more I look this images, the more I love our planet.
We should start taking care of our paradise.

[MH-fkqi]

This is Awesome keep them coming thank you 🙏