Mars Exploration Rover 2003 (HD)

Maas Digital created this animation of the Mars Exploration Rover mission for Cornell University and NASA/JPL in 2003.

24fps / Sound Effects Only version.

[MiG-IsGOAT]

I don't care if people say its fake, its green screen or whatever. This is pure beauty, brings a tear to my eye, *this* should be what everyone should be focusing on, not doing stupid dances in TikTok

[Shonytrakz_fj]

2024 anyone, like the comment if you're watching it again😅

[apj]

Legends are watching after #Chandrayaan3 mission 😊

[indraajasanjaya]

NASA is really cool at being able to create animated depictions of the planet Mars and other celestial bodies, really humans can create something that sophisticated

[ajithkgn]

Altra legends are watching after 12 years....😎

[dharmeshspandey]

Man this animator need an Oscar what a realistic animation 👏👏

[iAmit_Kumar]

First Time I seen This Video In my class Teacher's Mobile.... When I was in Class 7th ( 2017 ) ....❤..
I really Miss My Childhood and School too😢

[galg]

This inspired me to study Aerospace Engineering

[omless]

Dang, I just realized that Opportunity has been on mars as long as I have been alive!
Rest in Peace Oppy!

[Nusta_tak]

From 2050 living on mars watching this video ❤

[nasaexplorevisions]

I've always had an admiration for those rovers... their departure was a source of sadness, but it's comforting to know that their successors are thriving on Mars :)

[cIushh]

RIP opportunity
You were a good one, oppy

[vosa]

Perfect machine. Perfect work in the world perfect team in the world perfect mission. Thank you very much my friend.

[theastronerd]

always loved those rovers... it was sad to see them go but it’s nice to know their descendants are happy on mars :)

[namejeffvevo]

i used to watch this shit all the time when I was a little kid

[MarsFKA]

I have the version of this with the music – I've had it since 2003. My wife and I flew from the other side of the world to watch the Opportunity launch. We were in Florida for three weeks and it was due to launch two days after we arrived but because of a series of problems and a scrub on a scheduled launch night it didn't get away until three nights before we came home. Even then, it was touch and go – the count was stopped at T-minus seven seconds! We felt like running in circles, flapping our arms because our go-home date was set in stone and another scrub would be the end for us. However, they fixed the problem, re-set the count to T-minus 4 minutes and launched! It was our first and only launch – we dipped out on two Shuttle launches – and the sight and sound of that glorious rocket rising into a clear night sky will stay with us forever.
You have to hand it to the JPL. They really know how to get the most bang from their buck. Opportunity was designed to work for ninety days. It lasted fourteen years!

[cantthinkofaname]

It's been 11 years still the best animation I've ever seen!

[Blasphème_Sataniste]

Damn, I Can't believe this animation was done in 2003. What a trill ride !

[AbLaV]

I remember seeing this video, or something extremely similar, when I was young. it is so cool to see this again

[mehulrathod]

Great movie enjoyed every minute of it!