NASA's Newly Released Images Of MARS #21 (2024)

Mars is the fourth planet from the Sun, and the seventh largest. It’s the one and only planet inhabited entirely by robots.

Credits: NASA/JPL-Caltech

#planet #astronomy #nasa #mars

[erwinwheeler]

Wow what a awesome video I've been watching all your videos and I sure do appreciate you doing this😊

[Wilfried-ws]

Awesome video. We get impressive images of Mars on our retina but can these images also be guided with what sound there is on Mars?

[JohnCompton]

Really appreciate you taking the time to put these wonderful videos together. As always, thanks for sharing. Hope everyone who reads this has a wonderful day or night....

[dawnb]

Thanks for putting all this together - it’s teeming with non-natural looking anomalies, as are most of NASA’s Mars images to date. A few of note in this video for a closer look if interested/pause at: 0:53 white building structure; 2:27 apparent skull & SE of that an emerging anomaly from hole/entrance; 2:33 ruin of right-angled stone structure & a metallic looking disc-like anomaly laid flat next to a black cube (seen again from different angle at 2:37); 2:47 squared inset entrance (with something just within it?) …. not to mention the usual periodic NASA-obfuscated areas of ‘blurry sand’. I’ll wait for the backlash of comments about pareidolia 👷‍♀️

[Mark-tdux]

Cold enough to snap freeze you, airless enough to boil your blood.

[stevedickson]

Absolutely ruined by the endless ads butting in

[jorammasunu]

Where does light come from?, sun ??is mars warm or cold.is there day and night

[larryaldrich]

People have been watching this star bounce across the sky for thousands of years before we saw it up close. Rocks, sand and ice. What does it all mean?

[davidclark]

I am the first to detect past marine life on Mars viewing a past rover scan of Mars that was not deleted by NASA.

[shrutijoshi]

The main concern is how to create atmosphere on such beautiful planet

[ramiroromodurand]

Se parece mucho Marte a la cordillera central de Mexico sin árboles.

[davidbamford]

8.57. That small hole, surrounded by material dug out from the hole. This is the sort of occurrence which I would associate with living beings, but for the life of me I cannot imagine what any biological being might feed on.

[kbar]

If there has ever been life and water on Mars you would have found massive traces of sodium.

[johnnyjensen]

If there was life on mars, what would be the next step!?

[Savageryz]

How long are they jst gonna study the planet n not go there😂

[garybryant]

The solar system may have been created to solve some sort of problem. Maybe all solar systems were created for that purpose.

[sharan]

أGo up, I'll wait for you here. I hope I'll get plenty of water.

[secularsunshine]

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[aliyigitsoy]

ich glaube ab hier irgendwann hatte der liebe gott keine lust mehr