How Long Does Curiosity Have Left?

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  • Опубликовано: 8 апр 2020
  • Since landing on Mars in 2012, the Mars Curiosity rover has travelled 22km across the Martian surface - discovering evidence of ancient water on the red planet. But how long can Curiosity survive on Mars? This video looks at Curiosity's greatest discoveries and how its power source will eventually run out.
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  • @Masada1911
    @Masada1911 4 года назад +4496

    I hope Curiosity will end up in a museum one day.

    • @stefanandrejevic2570
      @stefanandrejevic2570 4 года назад +47

      yeah

    • @nelmro527
      @nelmro527 4 года назад +400

      in a museum on mars

    • @stefanandrejevic2570
      @stefanandrejevic2570 4 года назад +158

      @@nelmro527 the sad thing is all these robots are far away from eachother. so if we save curiosity for example, opportunity will probably never be saved. same for the other robot that i forgot it's name (read more)
      *Edit : OK I KNOW ITS SPIRIT NOW STOP REPLYING*

    • @cp12298
      @cp12298 4 года назад +17

      It's not that easy...

    • @brianofphobos8862
      @brianofphobos8862 4 года назад +6

      On Mars

  • @royrequireswifi488
    @royrequireswifi488 3 года назад +1538

    Imagine curiosity and perseverance met up and are just like: uhh I found an alien?
    Edit: listen I have no clue wether curiosity is the dead one or opportunity is but it’s a joke and I know they are miles apart

    • @SFSAtlas
      @SFSAtlas 3 года назад +59

      Unless Perseverance has lucidous range that wouldn't happen

    • @jhlrose
      @jhlrose 3 года назад +34

      TGPO GD stop being so serious it’s obviously a joke

    • @royrequireswifi488
      @royrequireswifi488 3 года назад +2

      jhlrose
      No it’s ok

    • @SFSAtlas
      @SFSAtlas 3 года назад +18

      @@jhlrose I guess Ingenuity could try

    • @PyromationsTV
      @PyromationsTV 3 года назад +15

      Alien bois. A new Netflix series.

  • @stefanandrejevic2570
    @stefanandrejevic2570 4 года назад +2603

    if we ever go to mars, we gotta save curiosity, opportunity and spirit too
    Edit : you guys won't stop replying about spirit so i added him here too

    • @saptarshisamanta
      @saptarshisamanta 4 года назад +214

      Maybe build a museum around it. It'll give the Martian kids goosebumps.

    • @lollylemur5041
      @lollylemur5041 4 года назад +74

      Repairing them probably wouldn’t be a great idea, when we could make a new rover with better technology and send it to a new area. Maybe if we already happened to be nearby them and we had the supplies then we could repair it or recover it for study/museum.

    • @aayush_789
      @aayush_789 4 года назад +35

      And other landers like Vikings

    • @Marioboy777
      @Marioboy777 4 года назад +38

      @Niko Umicevic and sojurner!

    • @alexthemtaandr211weatherfa2
      @alexthemtaandr211weatherfa2 4 года назад +5

      Opportunity is tost.

  • @Dencoolnis123
    @Dencoolnis123 4 года назад +604

    One day when we have a colony on Mars, we should make a museum, dedicated to all the martians rovers that paved the way for us.

    • @blackholeentry3489
      @blackholeentry3489 3 года назад +15

      Dennis......Step right over here, Folks, View the historic Martian Rover and get your red popcorn!

    • @yoon7015
      @yoon7015 3 года назад +4

      PERIOD.

    • @shamsudeenma1928
      @shamsudeenma1928 3 года назад +9

      Sojurnour, Spirit, Oppurtunity, Curiosity and Persceverence.

    • @DarthMalgusSith_Lord
      @DarthMalgusSith_Lord 3 года назад +4

      @FawnisCool the capital of mars would be likely named as Ares City, maybe we named each District of Mars would be after the Rovers

    • @darius4932
      @darius4932 3 года назад +1

      @@shamsudeenma1928 the capital should be named musk

  • @aXimo
    @aXimo 4 года назад +2281

    Some day in the future, someone on Mars will walk to dead Curiosity and he or she will touch it. Just think about that...

  • @collectpanda3350
    @collectpanda3350 4 года назад +537

    I know this isn’t 100% accurate. But I still love how the essence of Oppy’s final transmission was “My battery is low, and it’s getting dark”

    • @jaspercowan6671
      @jaspercowan6671 4 года назад +54

      Fuck man thats deep

    • @mickavellian
      @mickavellian 4 года назад +24

      well the actual transmission was no so poetic. The poetry version followed David Bowie 's lyrics in "Space Oddity"
      STILL if you take the transmission to human level, it was very close to the poetic version.

    • @Raf-qz7ih
      @Raf-qz7ih 4 года назад +10

      That made me cry

    • @williamsueper8602
      @williamsueper8602 4 года назад +7

      😭😭😭 ya that was sadder than human death ngl well maybe not but you know it was sad

    • @Jaxnay219
      @Jaxnay219 4 года назад +10

      CollectPanda33 I know! When I first heard that it made me really sad! I felt so bad because I also pictured it saying it with a wall-E voice!😭😭😭 (I know the rovers don’t actually talk but you get what I mean!)

  • @kesharakumanayake9425
    @kesharakumanayake9425 4 года назад +135

    When you internet speeds are the same as the curiosity rover 😭

  • @Iluvfishrods2007
    @Iluvfishrods2007 3 года назад +62

    It takes a proper Spirit, a nice Opportunity, and curiosity to explore such a planet!

    • @Jaceuhh
      @Jaceuhh 3 года назад +7

      What a perserverence.

    • @MiMuMo
      @MiMuMo 3 года назад +4

      Just a short stay..... (Sojourn)

    • @emperorhaya5351
      @emperorhaya5351 Год назад +1

      and some ingenuity too!

    • @GRAFRU68
      @GRAFRU68 9 месяцев назад

      I get your point but those are the names of the rovers that we sent to mars

    • @AmateurHistorian999
      @AmateurHistorian999 5 месяцев назад

      Nice one 😄

  • @feuerherz007
    @feuerherz007 4 года назад +1870

    Atleast it's safe from corona

    • @terror8467
      @terror8467 4 года назад +15

      +1 updoot

    • @SnoopyDoofie
      @SnoopyDoofie 4 года назад +11

      But contaminated Mars with our bacteria and viruses.

    • @SnoopyDoofie
      @SnoopyDoofie 4 года назад +5

      @Anant Tiwari Really? Are you aware that some scientists believe that life on earth originated from Mars? If that were true, then it had to travel billions of km and survive that distance.

    • @alexthemtaandr211weatherfa2
      @alexthemtaandr211weatherfa2 4 года назад +14

      Umm it’s a robot.

    • @dotdankory
      @dotdankory 4 года назад

      @sbmphr
      Maybe idk,

  • @olbradley
    @olbradley 4 года назад +528

    When Curiosity dies, eventually the rover will be found and probably in the future will become a designated monument; to the discoveries and exploration of the generations before. And at least to those at that time when the rover is a monument, would include us.

    • @ALI3NPROFESS0R
      @ALI3NPROFESS0R 4 года назад +1

      Ikr wow

    • @a_dreamer8612
      @a_dreamer8612 4 года назад +2

      Slight problem, its powered by a nuke

    • @linecraftman3907
      @linecraftman3907 4 года назад +9

      @@a_dreamer8612 so what , mars is getting a lot of radiation from sun anyway

    • @KenJackson_US
      @KenJackson_US 4 года назад +1

      Why would that be a problem, @@a_dreamer8612?

    • @DisHappah
      @DisHappah 4 года назад +3

      I should still be alive when that happens but ill be old as fuck!

  • @1bottlejackdaniels
    @1bottlejackdaniels 4 года назад +307

    i remember the first rover on Mars during the 90's ...Sojourner was only 65 cm long, cute thing.

    • @stimpy_thecat
      @stimpy_thecat 4 года назад +37

      I remember that too. The 2020 rover will be as big as a car, we've come a long way.

    • @forky2589
      @forky2589 4 года назад +30

      Mark Richards Curiosity is already about the size of a car! the 2020 is about 5 inches longer.

    • @throwaway80345
      @throwaway80345 4 года назад +2

      @MaggsDroid | 5 inches are 42,7 Freedom, right?

    • @barkeest2561
      @barkeest2561 4 года назад +2

      You mean Sojourner from 1997?

    • @alenparker3056
      @alenparker3056 3 года назад +2

      I wonder where SoJourner is located at this moment. I want that thing to come back to life ;(

  • @alex2070
    @alex2070 4 года назад +106

    I somehow imagine a Martian Astronaut Slowly swiping around Curiosity's Frame while he talks about it like to an old rusty car he found in an old barn and has witnessed loads of storys.

    • @alex2070
      @alex2070 4 года назад

      Chang Noi Tnks fo the correction. 😁

    • @floo1465
      @floo1465 4 года назад

      Alex2070 Wait, what did you say originally?

    • @alex2070
      @alex2070 4 года назад

      Buck Dog Marsian

    • @floo1465
      @floo1465 4 года назад

      Alex2070 Oh, okay.

  • @lizlenpunzalan2939
    @lizlenpunzalan2939 3 года назад +52

    Opportunity's last words: My Battery is Low, and its getting Dark
    Curiosity's last words: I am Curious to see what I will see next

    • @banana_junior_9000
      @banana_junior_9000 3 года назад +1

      Sorry, Liz but Opportunity didn't send that message. Rovers [to date] do not communicate like that.

    • @divergent_3428
      @divergent_3428 3 года назад +5

      banana junior 9000 r/woosh again

    • @squared8044
      @squared8044 3 года назад +1

      yes it dose search it up

    • @MeltyNote
      @MeltyNote 3 года назад +4

      @@banana_junior_9000 bruh educate yourself

    • @tripakastayw6872
      @tripakastayw6872 3 года назад +2

      @@banana_junior_9000 r/foundthedumbass

  • @pixelman6025
    @pixelman6025 4 года назад +201

    R.I.P opportunity
    You are still missed

    • @natemcgaughey4162
      @natemcgaughey4162 3 года назад +3

      I will try to get enough money to see all the dead rovers on mars

    • @stclairstclair
      @stclairstclair 3 года назад +2

      Pixel Man Why cant the new rover clean off the solar panels on the old one?
      Should have brought a dust broom ?

    • @lipzi2
      @lipzi2 3 года назад +1

      stclairstclair Well its not like curiosity can easily travel the distance lmao

    • @alexjr977
      @alexjr977 3 года назад +1

      Opportunity yes
      ruclips.net/video/m0P8ikZR6PE/видео.html

    • @Gever_Gracio
      @Gever_Gracio 3 года назад +5

      dont forget about Spirit❤️

  • @yadude_log
    @yadude_log 4 года назад +127

    Roses are red
    I don't feel so good Mr. Stark
    My battery's low
    And its getting dark

  • @tinyproductions226
    @tinyproductions226 4 года назад +44

    If we live on Mars I hope they make a statue dedicated to each rover where they last stopped working

  • @robinbatth241
    @robinbatth241 3 года назад +349

    Who else is watching after Perseverance launch 2020…

  • @hardcorosy9869
    @hardcorosy9869 3 года назад +26

    Imagine curiosity's final words is just a youtube link which leads to a rickroll

  • @UnexpectedBooks
    @UnexpectedBooks 4 года назад +153

    RTG is the way to go... and go and go. Imagine a rover lasting so long that the wheels are wearing out. The 2020 rover’s wheels will be beefier.

    • @Blue-nw3li
      @Blue-nw3li 4 года назад +5

      Rtg is powering this poor voyager probe and it's going dark in 2027... There's no infinite source of energy and all of these awesome machine will stop a day or another...

  • @user-ed1mj5zk6f
    @user-ed1mj5zk6f 4 года назад +483

    Thank you NASA, scientists and our government for investing our taxes dollars in something to give us this missions, giving all of us something to dream in hard days.

    • @bigwinona2257
      @bigwinona2257 4 года назад +27

      The people that dont support what NASA and SpaceX are doing are weak and will never be remembered.

    • @PS-ug7nm
      @PS-ug7nm 4 года назад +6

      @MrJured100 Total world economy is about 138 trillion USD (along same lines even when you commented ) so I am not sure what u r on either ...

    • @sakakkskskskakkska4313
      @sakakkskskskakkska4313 3 года назад +2

      Why try so hard to find life in space when we have only explored 5 percent of the ocean?

    • @rockmaster182
      @rockmaster182 3 года назад +2

      @MrJured100 instead of exploring the space even more
      We should find a way to mine astreoid(that contain gold,platinum,iron,etc)
      With that resources we can have endless exploration

    • @randomtechpriest
      @randomtechpriest 3 года назад +1

      @@rockmaster182 That's- a good idea but we need to figure out how would the rover will be able to touchdown to the asteriod and then find a way for it to able to mine then store those materials and then return to earth safely

  • @martinoxa2.060
    @martinoxa2.060 3 года назад +35

    Perseverance: is that you?
    Curiosity: *hello*
    Perseverance *hi*

  • @thatguymork
    @thatguymork 4 года назад +83

    Talk about social distancing...
    Curiosity headed all the way to Mars?! That's some dedication...

    • @f3p
      @f3p 3 года назад +3

      Curiosity launched in 2012. You should’ve used Perseverence for the joke.

    • @spicyleaves8876
      @spicyleaves8876 3 года назад

      @@f3p That’s literally what he meant.

  • @TSwany
    @TSwany 3 года назад +8

    Curiosity will always be my favorite! It has the best name, and it was the rover I grew up knowing about. It landed in 2012 (when I was just 6) and I was a huge fan of Angry Birds, so seeing their Space game make levels about the rover landing was so cool and fascinating!!
    I’ll always miss 2012-2016. That really felt like the peak of culture and my personal life. There was no homework, no virus, no parents divorcing... Not a care in the world. Just a 6-10 year old kid living out his life and having a damn good time

    • @spicyleaves8876
      @spicyleaves8876 3 года назад

      ....why is this commented?

    • @TSwany
      @TSwany 3 года назад +2

      @@spicyleaves8876 i'm not sure, why are you alive? why am _I_ alive?

    • @t3llur1de
      @t3llur1de 2 года назад

      @@TSwany You're here, and that's not an accident. The way we feel about those Mars rovers is akin to the way the Lord God feels about us. Broken connection is painful. We need Him, and we need each other.

  • @sebastian.su935
    @sebastian.su935 4 года назад +47

    Cant wait for the launch of perseverance its gonna be a good one 👍👍

  • @mthedirectioner
    @mthedirectioner 3 года назад +9

    Curiosity and Perseverance meeting eachother be like:
    Curiosity: what the hell is that on your face
    Perseverance: oh it’s a mask
    Curiosity: uhm why
    Perseverance: ... long story

  • @soloneptune5637
    @soloneptune5637 4 года назад +43

    I have been on curiosity mission since it launched....
    When it goes silent it will be like loosing a child.... I feel the next rovers are much advanced but it is goung to tuough woth the weather conditions

  • @Infrared01
    @Infrared01 3 года назад +13

    Even though they are just machines remotely controlled from Earth, I can't help but feel like they are alive and have personalities.

  • @jb76489
    @jb76489 4 года назад +203

    Imagine making a mars lander and it not being destroyed on impact
    *this post made by the ESA gang*

    • @Hygix_
      @Hygix_ 4 года назад +6

      What you mean? Europe space agency want there lander to destroyed on impact,but why?

    • @jb76489
      @jb76489 4 года назад +34

      NOXi Z no but the ESA has a track record of crashing stuff instead of landing it

    • @JCO2002
      @JCO2002 4 года назад +28

      Imagine destroying a Mars spacecraft because you don't understand metric. Gawd bless Murrica.

    • @jb76489
      @jb76489 4 года назад +20

      JCO2002 weird how Murica seem to be the only one who can reliably land stuff on mars

    • @dustinm2717
      @dustinm2717 4 года назад +8

      @@jb76489 a lot of that just has to do with how the US has spent the most energy and money into figuring out how to do it
      While most of the space resources have simply focused on other things

  • @Apple_Byter
    @Apple_Byter 4 года назад +25

    5:20. Jesus man, why did you have to do that to me.

  • @justacommentercommentingon7862
    @justacommentercommentingon7862 3 года назад +3

    2022 be like
    Curiosity : my battery is low , it's getting dar-
    Perseverance : i got you.

  • @iNinBreak
    @iNinBreak 3 года назад +5

    that moments you are watching this just after perseverence just landed while still being mind blown by the fact that it did

  • @yajasterian
    @yajasterian 4 года назад +14

    3:23 there is a flash of another image

  • @animo9050
    @animo9050 4 года назад +50

    no one talks about spirit though, it found white dusty stuff on mars

    • @joeyknight8272
      @joeyknight8272 4 года назад

      Link

    • @animo9050
      @animo9050 4 года назад +15

      @@joeyknight8272 read in a book from the local library a few years back, the rover had been damaged before and had to drive backwards, then one day the rover, dragging its wheel or something ( tbh I have not read about this for a long time so some of this might be wrong) since that wheel was the one that was damaged, and the dragging of the wheel exposed a bright white silica, which led to the strongest proof at the time that there was water on mars since the amount of silica was so concentrated that the only way it could have got there that they belive that there was water
      TLDR: it found a large concentrated amount of silica, that amount needs water, it was some of the strongest proof that mars had water, read this www.nasa.gov/mission_pages/mer/mer-20070521.html

    • @plant5875
      @plant5875 4 года назад +8

      alien nut

    • @gulfermendi6367
      @gulfermendi6367 4 года назад

      A DOGE why

    • @banana_junior_9000
      @banana_junior_9000 3 года назад +3

      @@animo9050 You remember correctly.

  • @Joseph05227
    @Joseph05227 3 года назад +8

    Perseverance has landed! “TOUCHDOWN CONFIRMED”

    • @BeanOfBean
      @BeanOfBean 3 года назад +1

      Yep, very excited to see what Percy and Ingenuity will be doing!

  • @kenet71
    @kenet71 3 года назад +4

    Opportunity is still the champ of long distance travel. 🖖🏽

  • @xun4314
    @xun4314 3 года назад +28

    “My battery is low and it's getting dark.”
    - Opportunity, 2018
    We miss you!! 😭💕

  • @gdveirce
    @gdveirce 3 года назад +9

    When humans go to Mars, we should find Curiosity, Opportunity, and Spirit and let Perseverance study the peices of history

    • @spicyleaves8876
      @spicyleaves8876 3 года назад +1

      What about sojourner?

    • @YEGGS_1
      @YEGGS_1 2 года назад

      Curosity is estimated to live up to 14 yrs old, its not dead yet, and might even be still alive when we move to mars.

    • @IgorMgtowandVideoGames
      @IgorMgtowandVideoGames 2 года назад

      @@spicyleaves8876 save sojourner too

  • @TropangMentalGAgoals
    @TropangMentalGAgoals 3 года назад +4

    Perseverance: oh God, where the am I?
    Sojourner, Opportunity, Spirit and Curiosity: WELCOME TO MARS, its party time!!! 🎉🎊🤣😂
    Curiosity:try to lose the contact right away just like sojourner, Opportunity and spirit told me before. So we can have party all day long.

  • @vencelzajtai6944
    @vencelzajtai6944 4 года назад +1

    You are my favorite space-linked youtuber. I learn so much from your videos!

  • @AsttroKnot
    @AsttroKnot 4 года назад

    i found your channel by one of your videos being recommended for me and i love your videos! keep up the great work

  • @Gada947
    @Gada947 4 года назад +5

    When your wifi is slower than the upload speed of Curiosity to mars reconnaissance orbiter...

  • @magmatri-studios
    @magmatri-studios 3 года назад +7

    Wow, I never knew that Curiosity ran on a nuclear generator!
    I thought that it ran on solar panels too. Thinking about it though, it makes complete sense, as some previous rovers died because they couldn't get enough energy from their solar panels because of dust buildup.

  • @bowenfulwood-griffiths2482
    @bowenfulwood-griffiths2482 4 года назад

    I honestly wanted to just say that you have a great level of seriousness in your voice which goes along perfectly with your videos

  • @bobsanchez6836
    @bobsanchez6836 4 года назад +1

    Underrated channel. Keep up the great work!

  • @zitriphyer8429
    @zitriphyer8429 3 года назад +3

    They should program the rovers to traverse to a specific location as its last message, so that if one of the rovers gets a lucky gust of wind or something to give it some power, it automatically starts going there. I think that might be useful for a few different reasons

    • @spicyleaves8876
      @spicyleaves8876 3 года назад

      This is Mars. With 1% density of earth’s atmosphere. How would a gust of wind help at all?

    • @zitriphyer8429
      @zitriphyer8429 3 года назад

      @@spicyleaves8876 Did you watch the video?

  • @problemzcodm8893
    @problemzcodm8893 3 года назад +3

    Duse I swear, the only robots that can make me cry are the rovers, I wouldn't cry for them if they are just controlled by humans here on Earth but them doing thing by their own and having them named is like giving birth to a living thing that you can bee so attach unlike any other robots that when broken, you can have a replacement. These rovers are SO important to humanity, somebody someday needs to rescue these living things and bring them back to life to send them back here on Earth, then we will declare them as "HUMANITY'S HOPE"

  • @goldfing5898
    @goldfing5898 2 года назад +1

    And the success story goes on... Perseverance (with Ingenuity) has now been on Mars for one year, while is Curiosity still working. Great stuff.

  • @jonathanrequena4361
    @jonathanrequena4361 3 года назад +1

    Hopefully one day we can revisit and rescue all these rovers, and curiosity will be there to greet us

  • @gerhardhildebrand3850
    @gerhardhildebrand3850 4 года назад +11

    Imagine one day we colonize Mars and finding that thing under the dust

    • @howardbaxter2514
      @howardbaxter2514 3 года назад

      We very well could. NASA knows the location of all the rovers.

  • @IOwnThisHandle
    @IOwnThisHandle 4 года назад +4

    It is a good thing for 1.25 speed. Listening to you on regular speed is slower than I can I feel myself aging

    • @spicyleaves8876
      @spicyleaves8876 3 года назад

      So you have the attention span of a goldfish?

  • @royalwalnutbroth5664
    @royalwalnutbroth5664 3 года назад +2

    curiosity: ohh a new friend!
    percy: uhm, friend-S !
    curiosity: what
    percy: fly now buddy
    ingenuity: ola!

  • @cobra5094
    @cobra5094 4 года назад +2

    Nice video! Keep it up my guy.

  • @Jacob-E
    @Jacob-E 3 года назад +4

    You really have to give credit to the cameraman tho.

  • @The-Real-Laepi
    @The-Real-Laepi 4 года назад +32

    „My battery is low and it´s getting dark“ - Oppertunity 2018

  • @engr.enciso
    @engr.enciso 4 года назад

    When I was watching a documentary about the opportunity and spirit rover it was as if I was with those rovers in their journeys. I was at 4th grade at the time and it felt amazing what the 2 rovers have brought to our knowledge.
    I somehow feel a great bond with those two rovers and now I wish that curiosity will have an amazing and successful journey.

  • @stahlhelmjordan603
    @stahlhelmjordan603 Год назад +1

    The reason you feel such a human attachment to these rovers in their human-like demeanor, the camera looking like a cute little eye, and overall just a part of ourselves, as it's not a NASA achievement, but a human one.

  • @myearsburn4826
    @myearsburn4826 3 года назад +4

    when curiosity meets perseraverance:
    Curiosity: *yo dude check out this new dust i found*
    Perserverance: *yo sick i also found this cool rock*

  • @fihzmb7840
    @fihzmb7840 3 года назад +6

    This should of been sponsored by curiosity

  • @hueyrosayaga
    @hueyrosayaga 4 года назад +1

    Imagine that Curiousity stumbles across the powerless body of Opportunity.

  • @TopHatRev
    @TopHatRev 4 года назад +1

    Opportunity and Curiosity should be placed in a museum once we arrive on mars and uncover them, either a museum on earth or even one on the planet it helped so much to research.

  • @animo9050
    @animo9050 4 года назад +53

    its social distancing for ker- humans
    ight Ill see myself out

    • @cannon_1239
      @cannon_1239 4 года назад +4

      Dont worry ill make it social distance. for kerbals!

  • @bbc5044
    @bbc5044 3 года назад +3

    Curiosity will die when we don't have anything to wonder about

  • @Jimmymlb23
    @Jimmymlb23 4 года назад +1

    Thank you for your amazing videos I enjoy watching them God bless you

  • @mioszbojar795
    @mioszbojar795 4 года назад

    thanks man really nice work

  • @steveunderwood4003
    @steveunderwood4003 3 года назад +5

    In the last yrs of his life ..they should send curiosity to go be with opportunity...at least he wont die alone

    • @valtercristino1999
      @valtercristino1999 3 года назад +1

      I think they are too far for that. And also Opportunity is stuck in hard sand and Curiosity has it's wheels worn down... But maybe one day in a 100 years they will get together with a mission to get them back to earth my friend ☺️

  • @eminc4135
    @eminc4135 4 года назад +4

    Whether we'll ever be able to recover Curiosity or not, I love the fact that it's there. As proof that a previous civilization made it there. just to clarify what I mean, imagine the moon landing in 1969, if we landed and discovered a man made machine there and how much it would change our perception of our past..

    • @akashsambare8046
      @akashsambare8046 4 года назад

      This is what I think, if we all are gonna die, bcz of some natural disaster, the beat way to share our message to next generation is to store on Moon and on other planet

  • @mokou2526
    @mokou2526 Год назад +1

    The day curiositys battery finally dies, a part of my sould is gonna leave my body cause this thing has been my child hood rover.

  • @MADMAN-yy3nn
    @MADMAN-yy3nn Год назад +1

    It celebrate it's birthday by itself for 9yrs but this year it's not alone because a automatic lawnmower company is putting a voice in it's lawnmower to sing happy birthday to curiosity on earth a beautiful moment 😭

  • @agedgraves3082
    @agedgraves3082 3 года назад +5

    One day when all humans inhabit mars, the citys on mars will be named after these rovers and their graves will be landmarks

  • @hobohod3484
    @hobohod3484 3 года назад +4

    Who else is watching this when perseverance has landed on mars

  • @Benzene75
    @Benzene75 3 года назад

    Thank you Curiosity for your dedication and hard work ..

  • @LooneyDude799
    @LooneyDude799 Год назад +1

    Imagine perseverance and curiosity meeting in mars “wait WHY ARE THEY GETTING ONTOP OF EATCH OTHER?

  • @IainHendry
    @IainHendry 4 года назад +6

    Am I the only one who cries whenever anyone talks about Spirit and Opportunity dying?

  • @nados3258
    @nados3258 3 года назад +3

    I expected this video to be sponsored by Curiosity Stream 😂

  • @ekrajb123
    @ekrajb123 3 года назад +1

    Curiosity just got a pal yesterday. Go Perseverance!

  • @xSouppp
    @xSouppp 4 года назад +2

    yoo that camera man recording curiosity land is a savage!!!

  • @doug5372
    @doug5372 4 года назад +8

    Could you do a detailed video on the Mars 2020 rover?

  • @meese1k
    @meese1k 4 года назад +5

    I literally couldn’t stop thinking about Mark Rober this whole time

  • @loly_yt1538
    @loly_yt1538 3 года назад +2

    Mark Rober has one of his creations on that thing

  • @dhruvmaslekar
    @dhruvmaslekar 3 года назад +2

    These were opportunity's last words:"My battery is getting low and it is getting dark here..."

    • @spicyleaves8876
      @spicyleaves8876 3 года назад

      Well, those are just decoded messages that were changed to sound more human like. Also it’s last message was a few images, and before the images it warned the nasa scientists that the dust storm cut off its power. It had no last words. It isn’t human, nor can comprehend, or decode human language.

  • @austinnewbury1064
    @austinnewbury1064 3 года назад +5

    Anyone here after Perserverence has landed on Mars? 🙂

  • @morix_437
    @morix_437 4 года назад +5

    Why do humans need to fight against each other and waste tons of money on weapons and shit instead of spending it to discover the universe.

    • @adgVelaepyaety
      @adgVelaepyaety 4 года назад

      WAR IS GOOD FOR THE ECONOMY

    • @tripakastayw6872
      @tripakastayw6872 3 года назад +1

      Because human

    • @CozmixYT
      @CozmixYT 3 года назад +1

      I agree. People need to stop being so stubborn towards each other and learn to cooperate smoothly. If they continue such conflicts, it could result in our future becoming a catastrophe that could wipe ourselves out in a matter of minutes if not even shorter. We need to cut back on the warfare spending, especially when we *ALREADY ARE* out there in space. We would not want/wish/need/have to risk facing either the extinction of us humans nor witnessing that of the alien races we would come across. We need to learn how to _make peace_ with them in this universe, in order to ensure the survivability and high wealth of both us and them, enough to explore even further.

  • @davideastridge7429
    @davideastridge7429 3 года назад +1

    Spirit went dead.
    Opportunity went dead.
    We still have Curiosity and Perseverance though.
    Space will always amaze me.

  • @tetrafoot
    @tetrafoot 3 года назад +2

    Imagine after 100m years, a civilization just like us finds the Rover... Imagine the feeling to finally find proof of another intelligent species.....

  • @rikosaikawa9024
    @rikosaikawa9024 4 года назад +4

    I was in 6th grade when the first rover was launched. We had to do a man egg drop from the school roof and me and another student both were inspired to use grocery sacks as airbags to surround the egg.

  • @couergarnet
    @couergarnet 3 года назад +6

    He was more Human to me than some human ever will be. Thank you Curiosity for you amazing work.

  • @onebeeeliondollars6672
    @onebeeeliondollars6672 3 года назад +1

    5:18 Until Curiosity sends its last bit of data and disappears silently into the Martian landscape. Me: Heartbroken

  • @edwn122
    @edwn122 3 года назад

    im hoping that the dusk storms wont end Curiosity's journey in Mars, its so wonderful to learn more about Mars using a rover and if it stops then the incredible learning will stop too...

  • @zakariyamohamed9035
    @zakariyamohamed9035 4 года назад +3

    Hopefully poeple might join curiosity and mars 2020 rovers soon on mars if starship does what its supposed to do.

    • @GoldSrc_
      @GoldSrc_ 4 года назад

      Impossible until we figure out a way to shield and deal with the radiation.
      You don't fuck around with radiation on your way to Mars.
      Apollo missions took about a week to get to the moon. Mars is a trip of about half a year or more.

    • @bensemusx
      @bensemusx 4 года назад +1

      Gordon Freeman water surrounding the living quarters would be a good shield. It’s not an impossible problem.

    • @zakariyamohamed9035
      @zakariyamohamed9035 4 года назад +1

      I dont really think that the science backs up the idea of terraforming in 1 to 2 hundred years. But colonizing mars still a project that can be fullfilled relatively easy with todays tech.

    • @GoldSrc_
      @GoldSrc_ 4 года назад

      @@bensemusx You forget how heavy water is.

    • @FrankyPi
      @FrankyPi 4 года назад

      @@GoldSrc_ Apollo took a few days to get to lunar orbit insertion. The whole missions lasted about a week or more, from launch to splashdown.

  • @madhawawijenayake8489
    @madhawawijenayake8489 4 года назад +3

    Poped up more curiosity in my mind

  • @vladimiryantchev6371
    @vladimiryantchev6371 3 года назад +2

    When I saw the thumbnail I thought it was doing a sick drifts lol

  • @hirvi25
    @hirvi25 4 года назад +2

    Such an amazing video, NASA always gives me goosebumbs because of the amazing things they do.

    • @thegreatafrican3367
      @thegreatafrican3367 4 года назад

      *the NASA

    • @ethansdeadchannel671
      @ethansdeadchannel671 4 года назад

      @@thegreatafrican3367 the 'the' is unnecessary, otherwise it's breaking English language rules.

    • @thegreatafrican3367
      @thegreatafrican3367 4 года назад +1

      @@ethansdeadchannel671 well NASA means National Aeronautics and Space Agency so you should use "the" at the beginning of it

  • @ryanpateras415
    @ryanpateras415 4 года назад +10

    As a kid I thought that Earth was the only planet

    • @nono5705
      @nono5705 3 года назад +1

      WhAt AbOuT tHe MoOn

    • @ryanpateras415
      @ryanpateras415 3 года назад +1

      No No I thought the was part of the Earth

    • @johnt3606
      @johnt3606 3 года назад +2

      As a kid I thought the Earth was round

    • @userboypoppop2117
      @userboypoppop2117 3 года назад

      @@johnt3606 yeah. A round earther brain is smaller than a electron

    • @tripakastayw6872
      @tripakastayw6872 3 года назад

      @@johnt3606 yeah and then it turned out to be true

  • @Smackhead_Stanley
    @Smackhead_Stanley 3 года назад +2

    We all owe a Thank you, to every effort our boys out there in the Cosmos made. Thank you, *Opportunity,* for braving 14 years on mars. Thank you, *Venera 14,* for lasting half an hour on the Hellish surface of Venus. Thank you *Cassini,* for your Kamikaze into the depths of Saturn. Thank you, *Voyager 1 and 2,* for taking a one-way ticket into the deepest, darkest depths of the void.

  • @jeffreykicia6534
    @jeffreykicia6534 3 года назад +1

    I love these videos!

  • @captaindallas9793
    @captaindallas9793 4 года назад

    Curiosity and the other Rovers remind me of the little robot Dewey at the end of the film 'Silent Running' , faithfully going about their duties, loyal to the end.

  • @woodduck2178
    @woodduck2178 3 года назад +2

    its so sad that such a beauty will not live on forever.

  • @cynelgarciza9387
    @cynelgarciza9387 3 года назад +2

    Hoping that all of "The Fallen Rovers" will be found and bring them back to Earth!😊

  • @NathanWakeman
    @NathanWakeman 3 года назад +1

    I don't want to think about that. RIP Oppey and Spirit.

  • @SchardtCinematic
    @SchardtCinematic 4 года назад +1

    I'd love to see a rover sent close enough to our original Mars lander that it could drive by and zoom in about a 10th of a mile from it and take photos of it. To examine what the mars weather has done to it after 40 years. I mean it could be under a pile of mars sand by now. But would be interesting to see.