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 Spirit Mars rover that you can watch in 4K video.
The 360° panoramic view is shown in this video in 3 parts. First from spirit and the second vast view was captured by the perseverance rover from 'Belva Crater', you can watch the scene with maximum details and At the last part of the video you can see the most clear evidence of water that flowed on Mars in ancient past, which was captured by the 'Curiosity' rover.

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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[essaywitty]

Just amazing - never in human history have they seen another world in such clarity. What a time to be alive.

[qcnkvpv]

Makes me think about just how precious the earth is, and unique, that barren landscape compared to the abundance of LIFE on Earth. Mars is Cool but, EARTH, WOW.

[SolarSpace-lzro]

It's amazing that I'm watching the surface of another planet so clearly! Thank you NASA for making this possible.

[artsmart]

Watching a vid with rocks and dunes can be a boring experience but when you appreciate this is from another planet 140 million miles from Earth, it becomes amazing.

[ronedee]

This makes me appreciate just how beautiful and unique our planet is. Mars is interesting to me, for just about as long as this video is.

[WhyDoTroonsHaveTheSameVoices]

Looks like thirty miles outside Las Vegas

[ian-c.]

I'm viewing another world from the comfort of my sofa !
Amazing stuff !

[suziperret]

This is almost the next best thing to being on Mars, witnessing it in such clarity. Humans have come a long way!

[janetl]

It's amazing and it is a credit to those who designed, constructed and troubleshooted the rovers exploring so far away and under such adverse conditions!

[fourthhorseman]

It's pretty cool to be alive in the early days of space exploration and seeing another world like this. Wish I could be alive 200 to 300 years from now to see where our descendants will be then.

[jeffknott]

Those black rocks against the light sand give it an eerie feel, can we just appreciate we're looking at the surface of another planet? Just amazing!

[artharrison]

This is so stunning that I have a hard time communicating how much it affects me. Amazing. I have the privilege of seeing another planet in our solar system. We may not realize this when we click on a link or even actively search out the topic but we are seeing something that all the humans who have lived before us never saw. Thank you to all those whose work has contributed to this amazing venture.

[NowPleaseReadThis]

Mars' average distance from the Sun is about 225 million kilometers (140 million miles), which means the planet receives only about 43% of the amount of solar energy that Earth receives. This leads to a very cold environment.

Here's a rough estimate of the temperature variation on Mars over a 24-hour period:

**Solar Noon** (around 1:30 PM Martian time):

* Surface temperature: around -125°F (-87°C)
* Atmospheric temperature: around -170°F (-112°C)

**Sunset** (around 5:00 PM Martian time):

* Surface temperature: around -130°F (-90°C)
* Atmospheric temperature: around -180°F (-118°C)

**Nighttime** (around 11:00 PM Martian time):

* Surface temperature: around -173°F (-114°C)
* Atmospheric temperature: around -200°F (-129°C)

**Solar Dawn** (around 4:00 AM Martian time):

* Surface temperature: around -138°F (-96°C)
* Atmospheric temperature: around -190°F (-123°C)

**Solar Morning** (around 10:00 AM Martian time):

* Surface temperature: around -125°F (-87°C)
* Atmospheric temperature: around -170°F (-112°C)

Keep in mind that these are rough estimates and can vary depending on the specific location on Mars and the time of year. The temperatures can also fluctuate significantly depending on the season, with temperatures ranging from -125°F to 70°F (-87°C to 21°C) at the equator during the day.

It's also important to note that the atmospheric pressure on Mars is very low, which means that the atmospheric temperature can drop significantly at night, leading to extreme cold.

[JoeBieniecki]

Every time I see these images from Mars, I have to stop and really try and wrap my head around what I'm looking at. Absolutely blows my mind. Every. Single. Time.

[RickNuthman]

No one ever mentions the crazy background synthesizer sounding music that plays in the background on the surface of mars. It sounds so intelligently made.

[Joseph-utui]

Mars makes Death Valley look like Brazil.

[andreaspapapetrou]

NASA , thanks for new wonderful photos of the Algerian landscape

[bsmith]

Best video yet, thanks for the explanation notes.

[TheKevgrey]

Just WOW! I was born in 1960, so I was lucky enough as a child to see the first granny B/W imagines on our tv of the first man on the moon. And now I am 64 and seeing pictures from Mars. On my computer and this clear and in colour. What a wonderful time to be alive.

[yukselmercan]

Gerçek olduğuna inanmak çok güç. .harika çekimler teşekkürler