12 Months On Mars: Rover Chokes on a Rock

In this episode, Perseverance chokes on a rock sample, takes some stunning images and creates the shape of a face on a Martian rock.

Although some incredible things happened in the last 3 months, there wasn't as much to cover in this episode. Once the rover has retreated back to the landing site and starts the journey to the ancient river delta, the team at NASA should make more stops along the way, and inevitably more discoveries. Thanks for watching the series, it's such a pleasure to make!

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Credit: NASA/JPL-Caltech/MSSS/Cornell Univ./Arizona State Univ./SSI
Music: Epidemic Sound

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[exchrols]

I was thinking, maby we should send two rovers that could work together next time? clean eachothers panels, pull eachother out if they get stuck, spare tires etc. larger batteries and have one be placed optimally to charge(tiltable panels) while the other work etc so there is always backup power for heating if weather gets bad for a longer time.

[abandonedaccount]

it's so crazy how literal machines many, many miles away from us seem so much like living things with personalities

[arsyadmuhammadakmaldy]

i love the friendship between rover and helicopter. they so cute ><

[heels-villeshoerepairs]

Pretty cool to actually see a working moving base on another planet. We take for granted the amazing work that has gone into this achievement. Also and not least of all, the incredible prep and footage you have provided for us. Great narration too. Subscribed.

[hakimmomand]

I have been following this documentary from the first episod and it is always fascinating to know how the team is working. Thank you ElderFox for such an amazing effort.

[laughingpearl]

This is like a movie shortened into a 6 min video. Keep this channel going!

[ЛюдмилаСыроваткина-ьц]

Прекрасные видео загадочной и неповторимой планеты Марс!!! Благодарю...

[joshanimations]

Absolutely fascinating, thank you for such a stunning short documentary!

[MH-Tesla]

Thanks so much. Very much appreciated the update on where the rover has driven which I asked last video and you came through! I was on line when the very first sojourner/pathfinder landed in the 1990s and have watched every one since.

[akashbajad]

I was eagarly waiting for this episode thanks to elderfox for providing it .

[jerrysinclair]

Top notch video with a ton of info and another example of the genius of our NASA engineers. Stunning pictures, great monologue and as always, a dynamite voice over!

[RohitSharma.]

I Was Waiting For This From A Long Time

[matthewburns]

This makes me feel better about humanity every time. I WISH we'd focus more on this and much less on war and terror. Advancing our knowledge and at same time inventing new techniques and technologies is a win win for everyone.

[dmo]

I always enjoy your videos, keep it up! :)

[mickeyfilmer]

Wow-1 year already ! this is an amazing vid-thanks for sharing !

[maryyork]

elder fox thankyou great fantastic work. continue success blessings to all.

[ElderFoxDocumentaries]

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[ИванБугуруслан]

Спасибо авторам канала что вы нас информируете о текущей работе аппаратуры на Марсе! Это же для нас безумно интересно и мы радуемся за ваши достижения в освоении ✨

[robertkbrooks]

Still Love them on Mars. Impressive at that. A1 Job Go to all at NASA.