Perseverance rover picks up a passenger

Episode 47
There are no roads on Mars, so every rover has to deal with sand and rocks as it drives. Most of the time, rovers go over or around the rocks, depending on their size, but sometimes the rocks go along for a ride.

[MrRandTaylor]

Mars Guy is still a peerless “Rock Star”. Scale and content make it the MOST comprehensive channel by far.

[daar]

So in addition to all the other firsts this rover has brought to Mars we now can say we have the first rock tumbler on Mars

[stephenhicks]

Doing a great job Mars Guy - no distracting music - just good information - Well done!

[toggler]

I’ll just reiterate, receiving footage of Martian landscapes are terrific but your added commentary and comparison of scale make it a helluva lot more interesting!
More please… 😊👍

[MatthewPurnell]

You released this about 20 minutes after I finished watching all your videos from the beginning. Keep up the amazing content!

[ELMS]

I love your videos because they are concise AND brief. Some of the other channels, wow, I don’t have a spare hour of my life to learn about the latest developments on Mars. Terrific content and very clear. Thanks.

[theplanetrepairman]

As a Dutchman, I see only one solution to fix this. We need to send mayonnaise asap.

[TheophilusPWildbeest]

Someone told me that Mars is a planet populated entirely by robots, I thought he was joking, he wasn't.

[scottthomas]

I like the " for scale" images used....

[alsnow]

Very informative and I appreciate the to-the-point explanation more than you know. I look forward to more videos!

[GhostOfSnuffles]

NASA "There's a rock stuck in your wheel
Perseverance "Sometimes i like a little rock and roll"

[ericbrown]

Heaping praise! Great video. Get your wheel potatoes 🥔 Here! Step right up!

[annakeye]

Love the Mars Guy for scale. Sometimes I think I'm looking at a cliff, and it ends up being a rock less than a metre tall.

[dandanthedandan]

If Perseverance's potato makes it to the end of its mission I wonder how valuable it would be in the future when Mars rocks can become collectibles

[garyknight]

We need to see Mars man with a tyre iron standing beside the rover scratching his head wondering where the awful noise was coming from.

Great video as always. You've a great following of fellow Mars fanatics who love your concise format. 👍👍👍

[rickitynick]

Mars Guy for scale!

And not gonna lie... I bet I wouldn't be the only one that would happily listen to a longer segment about Mars and it's history/rovers/geology etc. Just throwing it out there! 🤘🖖

[lowesgameing]

Imagine digging on Mars and finding fossils of ancient life that would be so cool

[joshmyer]

Solar system's most expensive rock tumbler. (I can't wait to see what delightfully opportunistic science will come of this.)

[Vatsyayana]

Ah, a perseverant potato. I find its curiosity admirable.

[gizmo]

I can't imagine people surviving on Mars in the next 100 years.
To much hurdles to overcome.