NASA Mars Rover Sent Super Incredible Footage of Mars! Perseverance and Curiosity' Rover Mars in 4K

NASA Mars Rover Sent Super Incredible Footage of Mars! 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 first 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 2 parts. First from Curiosity showing an impact crater in a location nicknamed "Jau" in Gale crater and the second vast view was captured by the perseverance rover from 'Jezero Crater' showing the layered sedimentary rock in the face of delta, you can watch the scene with maximum details in this crystal clear 4K video.

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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[johnnyfreedom]

I'm almost 70 now and I remember the first shots of the moon on our old black and white TV with rabbit ears! These photos of another planet are so Crystal Clear! And with no atmosphere, it's looked identical for millions of years! I want to live another lifetime and see where we go!!

[hillbillywes]

Boy, that sure looked like a petrified tree trunk?

[poppawolf]

you can almost imagine water being here long of signs of wind erosion...

[billeboy]

I'm 69. Closely followed Mercury, Gemini and Apollo missions as a young boy and teenager with the crescendo being the Apollo 11 moon landing. So mysterious and very exciting. My mind ran wild with thoughts of going to Mars and beyond now that we had become a space faring people but we stymied ourselves as a human race by creating chaos here on earth. And so here we are again making great strides in technology and space exploration but again creating chaos here on earth. Will we accomplish our lofty space exploration goals or will we as imperfect humans stymie ourselves again.

[timparker]

That one piece of rock looks like driftwood.

[helenestrada]

It look like a piece of a petrified tree. This is really amazing! Thank you NASA for this wonderful view of Mars! 😍✌

[trev]

Brilliant pictures, from the Red planet.

[bgierat]

These pictures are incredible. The technology we have now is hard to believe.

[jeanne]

This is captivatingly eerie, what a stunning place 🌘

[itsallspent]

6:26 I would call that place Boot Hill😊

[SolarSpace-lzro]

Fantastic pictures with amazing clarity! Thanks to NASA and all the tax payers making this possible!👍👍

[bobt]

Space has always had our harts. In our 70's, this is as close as we may get to a hike on Mars. Thank you.

[glenrosarian]

I still can't get over how cool it is to actually be looking at Mars. It's incredible. It's a beautiful but incredibly desolate terrestrial planet.

[harveypokorny]

It certainly looks like a typical sedimentary sequence commonly found on earth. I have to keep reminding myself of non unique solutions. It could be water laid sediments or volcanic air deposited bedding.

[rustymotor]

Reminds me of my home in central Australia, there are places devoid of vegetation, just sand and rocks. These images from the Rovers are absolutely amazing!

[theamolnavale]

Truly Amazing Mars Video My Favourite 👍👍👌👌

[rustymotor]

I hope I live long enough to see more amazing images from future space missions, pity so much money and resources are spent on wars instead of science. I remember the Viking missions to Mars and the Voyager 1 and 2 missions and was just old enough to witness some of the Apollo moon landings on an old black and white monitor at school. Shame the television news is not interested in showing this content, they rather talk about gender nonsense and someone getting offended about pronouns misuse!

[steveaustin]

It would be nice to see a clear close up picture of that statue next to the batmobile

[hljyzmm]

Watching these videos is hypnotic, just imagine what else is out there.

[dougharding]

These videos are great to play at 2X normal speed. You don't miss a thing.