NASA's Mars Rover Just Made A Terrifying New Discovery That Changes The World!

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NASA’s Mars Rover FINALLY Caugth It in 4K! This Is TERRIFYING!

Our fascination with Mars, or what we like it to call ‘the Red Planet’, has been around for centuries. But it wasn't until the space age that we could get a closer look. The first successful mission to Mars was the Mariner 4, which was launched by NASA in 1964. This was a flyby mission, and it sent back the first close-up photos of Mars. This is when we first got to know that Mars has a cratered, moon-like surface.

It was a big achievement that ignited our thirst for more knowledge about our neighboring planet. In the years that followed, several other missions were launched. The Viking missions in the 1970s were particularly impressive. Viking 1 and Viking 2 both landed on Mars and conducted experiments to look for signs of life. Although they didn’t find definitive evidence of life, they provided a wealth of information about Mars’ soil, atmosphere, and weather patterns.

[TheNickybocker]

Insane to think mars is a place where you will be better off when it would be far less effort to live on earth .

[peterhakai]

Don’t even think about going to and polluting mars as we have done here on earth

[pibbles-a-plenty]

I'll stay here with Mother Earth, thank you. You warriors go ahead and conquer Mother Mars. Have a blast doing i!

[KeithBenson-ji]

OMG!! A terrifying discovery! We’re all going to die in searing pain. Run for your life!!

[Dutchy]

Aliens are way smarter than us, that’s why they will never come to planet earth while we are here 😂

[nelliecassara]

Unfortunately, I’m too old to see the day when people can live on Mars. Good luck to NASA and Musk.

[Rbraud]

My best friend, that I worked with for over 30 years, Father was born in Mars. PA

[Maya-wk]

What an amazing video. I never had much interest in space until I watched this. Incredible.

[Laurie-simp]

Ive only started watching some of you're content but think it is both fascinating and inspiring at the same time it took me back to a time where I would watch this sort of thing with my farther keep up the good work...❤❤❤❤❤

[appischakra]

Life exists in the universe all the while only human limit knowledge on it derailments happening

[lsteck]

I tend to believe that the alien in question died because mars is uninhabitable!

[GeorgeButler-qbqp]

This information is outstanding I love ❤️ watching these large landers running around Mars. Can't wait to they send man to Mars keep up the great work guys love ❤️ 💕 these videos. Bow Belfast n.i 😅😅😅😅😅

[MichaelBrown-yrhm]

We are originally from Mars ! When in low gravity our circadian rhythm resets to about 21.5 hours just like a day on Mars ?

[edwardallen]

Who's taking the long shots of the rover ?

[Millie-bk]

Wao🎉 interesting MARS and the rovers are outstanding 😮 love it!! Blessings from Mayaguez City in Puerto Rico 🙏

[rolandrothchild]

That NASA Rover is roaming about somewhere in the Arctic on Earth.

[doreendaykin]

This was a wonderful video. Much gratitude for sharing! Even just learning the actual size of Curiosity! I imagined it about 1/2 of the actual size!! Absolutely brilliant!

[SeekerGoOn]

Mars exploration will certainly continue. Humans will go there, too. It’s all pretty exciting!
And we have more pressing problems here on earth. We can solve these with common will, shared vision, and focus. The answers we seek are closer than we believe.

[Arizonawatercolors]

Oh, NO!I knew it. Life on MARS. IT LOOKS LIKE WE ARE IN TROUBLE. IN 1, 00, 000💙 years when this alien becomes sentient and surpasses us in intelligence, (which won’t be hard)…..they will come and conquer us.

[henryrealubit]

Amazing content hope someday theres a human live there god bless nasa