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“You should only last 90 days spirit” Continues to work for 6 years like a BOSS Stop replying to this comment if it has nothing to do with the topic above
Spirit is like that one online friend you had that you basically grew up with, he says “I’ll see you tmr morning” and then he’s just never online again, but you always remember him
I hope that one day, humanity will have the resources to actually pick the rovers up and place them in a Martian museum. These little guys gave their best for us, deserving to be forever praised by future generations
We know exactly where its at. We will recover it. Spirit is not lost its just waiting for us. The day we recover our Spirit we will see that someone stole its rims and took out the stereo. Those pesky aliens
@@Kibbuster Well, it’s in the description but I can’t find even though I thought I heard it. The intro is also pretty good too; “Do not go gentle into that good night”
Quite sad that curiosity gets all the attention, curiosity is the saddest story, but spirit’s is sad to, pathfinder and sojourner is not as sad, but.. 👏THEY👏DESERVE👏ATTENTION👏
Space is literally the most fascinating thing ever. It’s just an empty desert, but it’s so cool to see. I really wish we could find other life forms out there
Well im 20% sure theres life on titan (thé moon of saturn) or kepler-22B which Will take us 6000 years to get to kepler tho but its à giant super earth type planet kepler has océans with clear water like earth has grass its in thé proxima-centauri-B solar system and kepler is in thé habitat zone and even has clouds but titan is like small mars with water and is à moon of saturn and both planets have à atmosphere exept titan
@War-Thog “never go there” *looks back at the man mission being planned for next year to Mars with 1 of the main missions actually being to hunt down spirit*
I was trying my best to keep that little guy safe Edit: Dude- I don’t deserve this much likes, tysm ^^ I kinda regret quitting being mars LOL (Weird sentence)
Two things: gotta love how every aspect of this mission was carried to learn into the next ones, including the precursor for a crane landing, the bouncy ball, which brings me to ... holly shit, you have got to give the engineers over at NASA every spec of respect for making a device able to suck up all that punishment upon landing. We'd have to get all our bones set 15 times over if we'd bounce half as much as that rover did. Amazing.
Spirit will be so far corroded atrophy of time by the time humans arrive! I'm talking 100's of years in the future. Mars is a tough tough place to get too!.
Idk if they can or make a new rover to save one of them, I dont think the perseverance rover can because it already launched and idk if they made something on the rover to save another rover.
@@LucasGonzalezA no chance. As the very well informed astronaut Jim lovell said quote "don't be holding your breath on a manned mission to Mars". The enormous challenge of getting people to another planet for the first time is mind blowing. The distance, our limitations in terms of velocity, long term radiation exposure, logistics I. E food, water, oxygen and other essentials not to mention your utilities on board for an 18 month round trip to a planet which at its nearest orbital position is around 38 million miles away. Then there's of course the unforseen dangers, I. E space debris hitting the craft, tensions within the crew, and long term effects of zero to little gravity on Mars. Dust storms are a potential life threatening event on the surface of Mars, which the dust is far more minute and can pose a problem to the lander and affect mechanisms on the transport vehicle which departs mars on the return to the mars orbiter. Decades I believe you need to disbelieve after this message. These are only some of the many others, the phrase no room for error may have a emphasis, anyone, especially the first astronauts, cosmonauts, teikmonauts will need and then some. Oh I forgot mars temperature makes the Antarctica feel like the Sahara desert. Your on Mars with the knowledge that if your exposed to Mars atmosphere you die! Youll be in some kind of cumbersome suit for the duration of your stay on Mars, and you'll need plenty of warmth for your stay or you'll die!. Welcome to Mars!
I cried when Spirit and Opportunity were declared. I felt like it was silly that I was crying over dead Robots but I couldn't help myself. So I understand what you mean.
@Lscuffed Talking in the sense that the spirit robot returns the commands and informations it recieves from the command station and from the Martian soil
@@smilealchemist4325 perseverance: *finds spirit* Perseverance: Guardian. Guardian? Eyes up, Guardian It worked. You're alive! You don't know how long I've been looking for you. And you... well, you've been dead a long time. So you're going to see a lot of things you won't understand.
Cassini :- ahh sprit How were you I heard about you I went to Saturn And here's my little brother Huygens :- I am a lander but I landed on Titan Pioneer :- yeeyyeeyye Viking 1:- hi fellow explorer Of Mars MARS 3:- hi Sprit :- I can't belive it I finally meet you legends *I am one too*
@@lousybrick5474 While this may be true, it's technically "dead" until we can send something or a human finds it after landing on Mars. But until then, it's comatose or dead. Also, its youtube comments. Don't expect sense lol
I feel like what really gets people when it comes to the Rovers isn't the fact that they're just robots or anything because we know that. I think it's the idea of leaving anything on a desert planet by itself with nobody around it to help it. Even a robot. Like in my mind despite the fact that they're just electronics being powered by people on another planet, these things are so important that you actually get emotional when you realize that they're left to rot on these planets
IF you think that's bad, consider the Voyagers 1 and 2. They're not even half way to the Oort cloud in interstellar space. They've been sending data since the 70's and you wonder, aren't they lonely? Trillions of miles from Earth and still working. So I do understand the feeling of the Mars rovers, out there in a cold, airless, inhospitable place like Mars. NASA has a habit of making their robots personable. Kinda like WALL E. You really felt for it.
This is incredible that somehow we are able to delete a software in a robot that is on Mars and also able to reinstall it, but I struggle with wifi when I’m in the toilets...
At first, i thought it would be super easy for a robot to survive in mars, because there are not many things there that could possibly damage it. Like, it's just a cold desert where nothing really moves, and there are no animals, no rain, no overheated surfaces. It turns out the sand and the extreme cold can be pretty damaging.
Imagine if someday the NASA scientists are at their desks controlling Curiosity or something, and then all of the sudden Spirit just comes back online.
The Spirit rover, also known as the Mars Exploration Rover (MER) A, was one of two robotic Mars rovers launched by NASA in 2003 as part of the Mars Exploration Rover program. The mission's goal was to search for signs of past water and to study the Martian geology. Spirit landed on Mars on January 4, 2004, in Gusev Crater and operated for more than six years, far exceeding its original 90-day mission plan. Spirit's main scientific objective was to study the history of water on Mars. The rover's instruments were used to study the composition of rocks and soil, search for evidence of past water, and examine the planet's geology. Spirit was equipped with several scientific instruments, including a panoramic camera, a rock abrasion tool, a Moessbauer spectrometer, an alpha particle X-ray spectrometer, a Mössbauer spectrometer, a miniature thermal emission spectrometer, and a magnetic field sensor. During its mission, Spirit discovered that the planet had a more varied geology than previously thought and also found evidence of past water in the form of minerals that only form in the presence of water. The rover also discovered evidence of volcanic activity on Mars. Spirit rover's mission was declared complete on May 25, 2011, after it got stuck in a sand trap, and NASA was unable to free the rover and restore full mobility. However, it had greatly exceeded its planned mission lifetime of 90 days, and it had returned a wealth of scientific data and images that helped to greatly increase our understanding of Mars.
@@crunchybro123 Have to make an AI sad, just show what happened to its fellow brother, Spirit. Just keep him in control, or he may fly out to Mars on his own, finishing all of humanity, to rescue Spirit.
@@rhn36 The Dylan Thomas poem of the same name was referenced in Interstellar, so it's not actually an Interstellar reference (☝🤓); and another fact, Spirit's mission was over in 2011, with 3 years still left for Interstellar to be released, so it just might be the opposite, but that's highly unlikely..
Did anyone else feel like crying when Spirit was on it’s last days? lol Spirit passed everyone’s expectations so much that it has us all rooting for another day over and over again.
@@alishashenoy I know it seems hard that why would someone get feelings for a machine.Well yeah, remember one thing that the machine wasn't justa machine but a legend who survived on Mars at ridiculous conditions. We are still oblivious to the atmosphere of Mars but staying at Martian surface and exploring so many things , that also just by machine makes a person feel proud about it
Yeah ,I felt the feeling for opportunity too. I hope that some day I would go on Mars and might bring those legendary rovers back. Seriously , I am heartfelt 😢 ♥
@@alishashenoy it’s not just any old machine. It’s a multi million dollar created man made “machine” that is basically a human brain on wheels. It took the smartest humans on our planet to create this one of a kind machine. We were actually able to create a machine that has human senses like touch, feel, see, hear and probably smell of some kind lol... it is just amazing how we can send something millions of miles away from our planet and have it survive so long on its own. I mean it’s the only man made thing on the entire planet.
FlamesGay Very unlikely sadly. An alien would probably be terrified of the “Mysterious Object” at first. They wouldn’t know where it came from. Plus, it’s unlikely they could figure out how it works before Humans come to Mars, and find them. Even if the Alien was very advanced, it’s unlikely they would know how exactly how it works. So not only they couldn’t fix it, it’s likely they wouldn’t want to. But hey... I will be honest, that’s a very interesting and fully concept to imagine!
Kill3r Bamb1 Agreed from a truthful and scientific perspective. I know that’s the truth. While it’s really fun to imagine what would happen if Aliens would be on Mars, I know it’s impossible. But hey, it’s still fun to think about.
It's NOT dead ! It just sleeping until one of our space men / women repairs him in a few years with awesome new state of the art components (all while live streaming the entire surgery 😊 ) And when he wakes back up in front of our eyes, he will have become the Surper Goku of mini rovers!! And better than ever ! But for now, just let him sleep., he had a long trip : )
Opportunity, Spirit, and individuals who worked on these projects, are some of the greatest explorers to ever live or function. True heroes and testaments to humankind.
I like to think that one day someone will come along and wipe off all the dust, face it towards the sun and whisper "you're finally awake, you tried crossing with two broken wheels." Like a stray lost puppy.
Someday when we make it to mars... someone might happen across spirit, wondering what they've found, and when they wipe off the dust they'll find a rover, lost to the martian storms but somewhat preserved by the coating of dust
I think one of the things we should aim to achieve, if we ever plan to visit Mars, is to retrieve Spirit and Opportunity to be returned to Earth. It'd be a monumental achievement.
You mean during history lessons being taught in a classroom on IO. How earth tried to teraform the planet with dinosaurs and huge prehistoric trees and plants.
I still can't believe that we get to see pictures from another planet, it's almost hard to believe that it's real. Like you look at pictures from Mars and it almost looks like it could be a place on Earth, but no, this is another planet. It's just amazing.
It's crazy to think about how the rocks you see in the pictures are older than every civilization on our planet, and yet nobody has ever seen them until now, nor have they been disturbed for probably millions of years you know? It's like, 3am rn so I may not be making sense but like damn, that's a whole other planet, millions of miles away from every person who's ever lived and died, completely alone and undisturbed
Did anyone else cry and feel bummed out for weeks after Spirit sent that final message? I’m sincerely hoping we can locate Spirit, repair what needs repairing, then allow the rover to continue monitoring Mars as Spirit does best.
I wish he said the line “it’s getting cold and I can’t move” so I can cry like I’m already crying but poor spirit….. it’s good that I can actually hear what he sounds like
I'm just imagining someone going there, wiping the dust off of it, help it get its power back and say "We missed you buddy, but you're ok now. We're here to help you." I've never cried this much in my life.
Why are we here? Let's ask ourselves this philosophical question. What are we doing here? To comment Nonono, it's much more than that. It's about being a cult.
Spirit should be left as it is. A memory forever frozen in time of our first forays into a new, unknown land. It's a symbol of how far humans have advanced, and also how much further we have to go.
Because im damn sure this earth wont last long and we need to start nuking mars.And However we try this earth cant be restored to the normal state. People are selfish. So its better to find mars. Its not asy hw it looks like to some people why domt we start preserving earth like bruh thats not possible you can already see the permanent effects. Earth is becoming toxic day by day if you have sense you know hw much ever you try its not gonna recover.
I know the story goes like, “Born too late to explore earth, born too early to explore the stars.” While that might be true, we were born at just the right time to witness humanity’s first steps to an interplanetary, maybe even interstellar, species. I’m so honored to know that I’m witnessing the beginning of space travel.
They say we are too early, but we are in the best possible time, when people in the future can look back and see the rapid progress that we (have presumably) made.
King Walrus True. We happen to be in this world in its beginning steps of space travel! I highly doubt though that I will be alive to see the first person on Mars, since that’s just my luck- QwQ
@@XZ-III well, some people wouldn’t witness it, only live in the period where it’s just life. For example, we have the privilege of being around to see Mount Rushmore and Niagara Falls, whether or not we visit them is a different story. But, eventually, those will erode away, and rather than hearing “Mount Rushmore is...” it’ll be “Mount Rushmore was...” I think it’s great that we can witness our first steps into space, whether it’s ours or not.
Fun fact: Spirit actually comes on for a split second because of the open areas on the solar panel (this was a day after it died it doesn't do this anymore)
"Do not go gentle, into that good night" "I'm tired, I hope I made you proud back home". *Spirit went offline* R.I.P Spirit, you never gave up on your mission. You gave us something that we may not ever get to see.
It's interesting how emotional one can get over a machine. As a human I get it, but it's just strange when you think about it. Spirit didn't care one tiny little bit, but driving backwards, dragging a broken wheel to its final resting place still makes me sad. Poor little guy! LOL
This is what's currently wrong with humanity. People sentimental over a machine millions of miles away. Meanwhile people in current society lack the ability to discuss their differences critically with fellow Human beings.
I cried when Spirit and Opportunity were declared. I felt like it was silly that I was crying over dead Robots but I couldn't help myself. RIP Spirit & Opportunity...
Curiosity after hearing that 2 comrades have fallen: You were good sons, maybe even the best! (Quote by Rick May: voice actor of Many videogame characters)
Yesterday marked the 20th anniversary of the Spirit rover landing, back in 2004, (2004-2024), the rover landed at the Guesev crater (correct me if I’m wrong), the rover’s landing spot was nicknamed Columbia memorial station, during its 6 years travelling, the rover got stuck, after a long time of being stuck, it turned off, unable to turn it back on, the concluded the mission in 2011, the rover’s legacy would live on 04/01/2004 - 04/01/2024
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“You should only last 90 days spirit”
Continues to work for 6 years like a BOSS
Stop replying to this comment if it has nothing to do with the topic above
When u have 99 stamina
When your maxed out but your playing arena on hard
you should last 2 years opportunity
*lasts 14 years*
Spent billions on a project to make a probe that was designed to last 90 days smh
Damn, that rover was lucky to survive that long. us humans wouldn't even survive an hour considering we don't have high technology and machines.
Spirit was a good boy. He tried his best and made nasa proud. Pleasant dreams.
True
Ok mission controller
I hope Perseverance found spirit in mars
@drip!1!! spirit
1k likes and 5 reply lol
These photos give me goosebumps; it's so hard for me to wrap my head around the fact it's not earth, its another planet. Spirit was simply amazing.
It’s definitely an awesome sight almost makes you forget it’s freaking COLD there it looks like it’s a comfortable 120 degrees lol all desert like
@@judsonbennett3867 hhxnnñ n
@@judsonbennett3867 yup
Should have got the life alert button
and there are still these people who say: WhY sHoUlD I cAre AbOuT MarS We NeEd tO fOcus AbOuT OuR PlAnEt ElOn MuSk Is WaIsTiNg HiS MoNeY
Spirit is like that one online friend you had that you basically grew up with, he says “I’ll see you tmr morning” and then he’s just never online again, but you always remember him
That's soo emotional 🤧😫
So true
Yes😢😢😢
Spirit: I have to go to bed now see you tomorrow
Last online: *11 years ago*
you didnt have to make me cry like that
😔
:(
The true pain of playing games
Yo add me
Ok
Last online: since i fucking added this guy lmao(plus It was'nt 75 years ago when we died tragically on world war 2 or 1)
I hope that one day, humanity will have the resources to actually pick the rovers up and place them in a Martian museum. These little guys gave their best for us, deserving to be forever praised by future generations
No I hope they are given new life and not in a museum (still cool idea though)
this should have more likes
A museum on mars
We know exactly where its at. We will recover it. Spirit is not lost its just waiting for us. The day we recover our Spirit we will see that someone stole its rims and took out the stereo. Those pesky aliens
@Richie Flareon , like TARS in Interstellar.
“It’s cold and I can’t move”
Well that’s terrifying
Timestamp?
Timestamp?
@@Kibbuster Well, it’s in the description but I can’t find even though I thought I heard it.
The intro is also pretty good too; “Do not go gentle into that good night”
The rover doesn't actually speak, as it states in the description "If spirit rover could talk, this is what it would've said"
@@forkenstein I know, I just thought it was kind of scary, as if Spirit was sentient, which makes it scarier than just the plain statement itself.
It’s kind of scary to think that life could have existed on Mars once long ago.. and now it looks like that. Cold, barren, Empty, lonely.
imagine if earth transformed into that over time
@@ineff4986 I’m sure it will, and “aliens” will not know of us and document our planet just like how they did mars.
Life in mars gives me DC universe vibes
@@exoticcduckk there's no "aliens"
@@aritonstrikcani2373 Believe what you want but I believe there is.
I know that spirit isn't alive, but I kept rooting for it the whole time. The little guy needs a Wall-E like movie
I know right
Quite sad that curiosity gets all the attention, curiosity is the saddest story, but spirit’s is sad to, pathfinder and sojourner is not as sad, but..
👏THEY👏DESERVE👏ATTENTION👏
bu-but it was never alive
I'm sure there are a few documentaries about Spirit and Opportunity, but I haven't heard of any actual movies.
@@brandonchan5387 Yes there is a cgi national geography documentary
Spirit makers: *designed for existing for 90 days*
Spirit: how bout 6 years
That's why his name is spirit
That's the spirit
It's earth that's why. People are so gullible
@@thatguy7812 people are disappointed in you
@@dogwoofwoof8154 I have the same name as u!!!
“The team sent 1500 commands but Spirit remained silent”...
It must hurt to get ghosted by a robot lol
Thank you for making me smile
@@niklassrk no problem 'u'/
Ghosted by a Spirit*
🤖 ✌
@@amichaeld2229 I see what you did 👀😂
Space is literally the most fascinating thing ever. It’s just an empty desert, but it’s so cool to see. I really wish we could find other life forms out there
there are other life forms out there 100% we just dont have the technology to get to them or contact them and neither do they most likely
i wish we could really go there like we’re able to go to other countries; i wish it was like that with planets lol
Europa is a place where possibly alien life could exist
@@nessaflom one day we will I believe. Just don’t know if we will be alive by that time.
Well im 20% sure theres life on titan (thé moon of saturn) or kepler-22B which Will take us 6000 years to get to kepler tho but its à giant super earth type planet kepler has océans with clear water like earth has grass its in thé proxima-centauri-B solar system and kepler is in thé habitat zone and even has clouds but titan is like small mars with water and is à moon of saturn and both planets have à atmosphere exept titan
200 people : *dies*
me : *normal emotion*
spirit : *its getting cold and i cant move*
me : *heavy intense sobbing*
Lmfao same
Same
Same
Well there are 7 billion people but only one spirit
@@aperturescienceguy2737 all 7 billion people are different and there is only one of everyone.
I love how the entire comment section is cheering Spirit
0k 8uT 0K
idk why i did that
but not opportunity
@War-Thog They have 0 reason to lie at all. They gain nothing.
@War-Thog “never go there”
*looks back at the man mission being planned for next year to Mars with 1 of the main missions actually being to hunt down spirit*
I was trying my best to keep that little guy safe
Edit: Dude- I don’t deserve this much likes, tysm ^^ I kinda regret quitting being mars LOL
(Weird sentence)
It’s ok
Edit Jesus Christ! This is almost more likes then my most liked comment
Thx
You tried but even planets have limits
Nani
🤔
You tried your best, and your best was good enough. Please wake up spirit. Bring him back to us.
Two things: gotta love how every aspect of this mission was carried to learn into the next ones, including the precursor for a crane landing, the bouncy ball, which brings me to ... holly shit, you have got to give the engineers over at NASA every spec of respect for making a device able to suck up all that punishment upon landing. We'd have to get all our bones set 15 times over if we'd bounce half as much as that rover did. Amazing.
Ive been seeing your comments on vids for YEARS lol I hope you have been doing good lately. I have always loved your profile picture :D
@@homosapien7935 yay
I really hope that one day, either a rover or human would pay a visit to Spirit or Opportunity.
Spirit will be so far corroded atrophy of time by the time humans arrive! I'm talking 100's of years in the future. Mars is a tough tough place to get too!.
And recover it, and make it live again. People have spent many years working on it. Its time we give back.
Idk if they can or make a new rover to save one of them, I dont think the perseverance rover can because it already launched and idk if they made something on the rover to save another rover.
I believe we might see a manned mission to Mars during the next couple of decades. I would break into crocodile tears if the mission finds Oppy.
@@LucasGonzalezA no chance. As the very well informed astronaut Jim lovell said quote "don't be holding your breath on a manned mission to Mars". The enormous challenge of getting people to another planet for the first time is mind blowing. The distance, our limitations in terms of velocity, long term radiation exposure, logistics I. E food, water, oxygen and other essentials not to mention your utilities on board for an 18 month round trip to a planet which at its nearest orbital position is around 38 million miles away. Then there's of course the unforseen dangers, I. E space debris hitting the craft, tensions within the crew, and long term effects of zero to little gravity on Mars. Dust storms are a potential life threatening event on the surface of Mars, which the dust is far more minute and can pose a problem to the lander and affect mechanisms on the transport vehicle which departs mars on the return to the mars orbiter. Decades I believe you need to disbelieve after this message. These are only some of the many others, the phrase no room for error may have a emphasis, anyone, especially the first astronauts, cosmonauts, teikmonauts will need and then some. Oh I forgot mars temperature makes the Antarctica feel like the Sahara desert. Your on Mars with the knowledge that if your exposed to Mars atmosphere you die! Youll be in some kind of cumbersome suit for the duration of your stay on Mars, and you'll need plenty of warmth for your stay or you'll die!. Welcome to Mars!
I got teary over a robot, who itself has no emotions. Incredible.
I cried when Spirit and Opportunity were declared. I felt like it was silly that I was crying over dead Robots but I couldn't help myself. So I understand what you mean.
@@Heartie-xx8iz they are not dead just sleeping 😖
That’s heavy 😷😭
@@niklassrk yes is dead but can be revived
@@Heartie-xx8iz I did too...
I’m waiting for the day when NASA gets a message from Spirit.
“I’m awake.”
Yea that's gonna be pog
wake up imbecile
*Spirit has come online*
HOLY SHHH-
also pog
p o g
Same with opportunity
“They helped me.”
To think humans will physically find Spirit again is kinda mind blowing 🤯
What?
@battleforspace_OFFICAL Huh ? "To think humans could possibly find Spirit again is mind blowing" What isn't clear ?
Even though Spirit isnt alive i still felt bad for it
Its the same sentimentality most people have toward their first car.
@@jacobhargiss3839 At least it won't be crushed for scrap.
“Him” LOL ... but I know what you mean
@@carlsaganlives6086 yep, it will likely end up buried. Who knows, mabey in a few hundred years or so someone can find it and put it in a museum.
@@jacobhargiss3839 even tho spirit is a robot we shoul give him a Purple Heart Medal for him in his honor
Spirit: "It's getting cold and I can't move."
*Perseverance: "Come on, this is no place to die."*
Thats so badass idk why
You should persevere
*Determination*
@Lscuffed Talking in the sense that the spirit robot returns the commands and informations it recieves from the command station and from the Martian soil
@@smilealchemist4325 perseverance: *finds spirit* Perseverance: Guardian. Guardian? Eyes up, Guardian It worked. You're alive! You don't know how long I've been looking for you. And you... well, you've been dead a long time. So you're going to see a lot of things you won't understand.
Death: *your time has come*
Spirit: *was i a good rover?*
Death: *no*
Also death: *I was told you were the best*
Cassini :- ahh sprit How were you I heard about you I went to Saturn
And here's my little brother
Huygens :- I am a lander but I landed on Titan
Pioneer :- yeeyyeeyye
Viking 1:- hi fellow explorer Of Mars
MARS 3:- hi
Sprit :- I can't belive it I finally meet you legends
*I am one too*
This make no sense bro you can fix it can't die
@@lousybrick5474 While this may be true, it's technically "dead" until we can send something or a human finds it after landing on Mars. But until then, it's comatose or dead. Also, its youtube comments. Don't expect sense lol
This comment sent me absolutely bawling
600
For a vehicle that was intended for only 90 days, 6 years is so much longer, gotta give credit to the NASA team who kept the machine operating.
I feel like what really gets people when it comes to the Rovers isn't the fact that they're just robots or anything because we know that. I think it's the idea of leaving anything on a desert planet by itself with nobody around it to help it. Even a robot. Like in my mind despite the fact that they're just electronics being powered by people on another planet, these things are so important that you actually get emotional when you realize that they're left to rot on these planets
Wait till you realize there are decades-old robots destined to float through dark space forever
@@the_infinexos some of them even holding the information of where earth is, what's on earth, and what humans are. We've practically doxxed ourselves
@@gonedark1049 ddos is distributed denial of service. I believe the word you are looking for is doxxed
IF you think that's bad, consider the Voyagers 1 and 2. They're not even half way to the Oort cloud in interstellar space. They've been sending data since the 70's and you wonder, aren't they lonely? Trillions of miles from Earth and still working.
So I do understand the feeling of the Mars rovers, out there in a cold, airless, inhospitable place like Mars. NASA has a habit of making their robots personable. Kinda like WALL E. You really felt for it.
Absolutely
I really hope to see him get rescued. Hold on little friend.
@HAILE HAILE 🤦🏼♂️🤣
I really believe that in less than 100 years he will be rescued and preserved but this time by humans ❤️
Hes my favorite because he has a story more interesting than alot of others in my opinion
Imagine if the Preserverence found spirit
@@jaakkohaapasalo1873 well it cant fix it
Spirit isn't dead.
He's just missing in action.
Alongside noble six
Yup
That’s so deep
On Devon Island
Dam what a comment
This is incredible that somehow we are able to delete a software in a robot that is on Mars and also able to reinstall it, but I struggle with wifi when I’m in the toilets...
This comment is gold
Give you yearly millions of money to ensure you have a connection?
Also trying to do so with the biggest lag ever 🤣 a lag of 5-20 minutes each move
FACTS lmao but to be fair it's NASA or space X vs you're 100 dollar a month internet lol
NASA uses strong wifi, it once reached up to 32 GB which is rlly high
Alien: what do you want from us?
Spirit: *_r o c c_*
Lol
Lol
Lol
Lol
Lol
"My battery is low and it's getting dark."
"I can't move, and it's getting cold"
its almost the equivalent to
"I have no mouth and I must scream"
@@הזארחלבי-כ8כ He didnt say it. Thats from a book the title is "I have no mouth and I must scream" by Harlan Ellison
Timestamp for my battery is low and it's getting dark, I cant move and its getting cold
@@cycrothelargeplanet there isnt a spot where it says that unfortunately the channel just put an image of that saying but it's not in the video
@@ryanadams0922 though there is 'its getting cold and I cant move' in the thumbnail
@@cycrothelargeplanet yeah it's in the thumbnail but not in the video I checked
At first, i thought it would be super easy for a robot to survive in mars, because there are not many things there that could possibly damage it. Like, it's just a cold desert where nothing really moves, and there are no animals, no rain, no overheated surfaces. It turns out the sand and the extreme cold can be pretty damaging.
Who Else got this recommended after Ranger Perseverance landed?
Me
Why don’t they get perseverance find the rovers and take a photo of them to show their location
Yep
@@yt-aperson NASA knows where all the rovers are, even the dead ones, it's just that they're all basically broken down
@@hueyrosayaga well they need to get them alive or get a rover to dust off their panels
hopefully one day, spirits shows up:
"perseverance... on your left"
That would be happy and creepy at the same time
Later on Perseverance : "Rovers assemble"
:o rover buddys
@@Nexandr yup
Hope they will go for skycrane crash site to check that out
Imagine if someday the NASA scientists are at their desks controlling Curiosity or something, and then all of the sudden Spirit just comes back online.
5 more minutes...
Imagine doe 😂
They just go like hold up
Spirit and the new rover the put on Mars become best friends.
@@lotion7009 wait a minute............
The Spirit rover, also known as the Mars Exploration Rover (MER) A, was one of two robotic Mars rovers launched by NASA in 2003 as part of the Mars Exploration Rover program. The mission's goal was to search for signs of past water and to study the Martian geology.
Spirit landed on Mars on January 4, 2004, in Gusev Crater and operated for more than six years, far exceeding its original 90-day mission plan. Spirit's main scientific objective was to study the history of water on Mars. The rover's instruments were used to study the composition of rocks and soil, search for evidence of past water, and examine the planet's geology.
Spirit was equipped with several scientific instruments, including a panoramic camera, a rock abrasion tool, a Moessbauer spectrometer, an alpha particle X-ray spectrometer, a Mössbauer spectrometer, a miniature thermal emission spectrometer, and a magnetic field sensor.
During its mission, Spirit discovered that the planet had a more varied geology than previously thought and also found evidence of past water in the form of minerals that only form in the presence of water. The rover also discovered evidence of volcanic activity on Mars.
Spirit rover's mission was declared complete on May 25, 2011, after it got stuck in a sand trap, and NASA was unable to free the rover and restore full mobility. However, it had greatly exceeded its planned mission lifetime of 90 days, and it had returned a wealth of scientific data and images that helped to greatly increase our understanding of Mars.
0:12 Do not go gentle into that goodnight.
SIGNAL LOST
Shivers..
i feel more bad for this robot than when i have to make an ai sad
@@crunchybro123 Have to make an AI sad, just show what happened to its fellow brother, Spirit. Just keep him in control, or he may fly out to Mars on his own, finishing all of humanity, to rescue Spirit.
It’s an interstellar reference
@@rhn36 The Dylan Thomas poem of the same name was referenced in Interstellar, so it's not actually an Interstellar reference (☝🤓); and another fact, Spirit's mission was over in 2011, with 3 years still left for Interstellar to be released, so it just might be the opposite, but that's highly unlikely..
nterstellar refrence
“Last online 4 years ago”
Here before this guy gets 1k likes
@@vanta1244 same
@@vanta1244 here before one hundred
Iikuuj
Remember me when u have 1k likes
Poor Spirit, wake up Buddy, come back to us.
Yeah
@Jihad Upyourbum umm
@Jihad Upyourbum ...
@Jihad Upyourbum the pfp...
@@WhyThoOz oh shi-
14:18 this is straight up my phobia, stuck in time or alone in space even though i can survive, just pure Loneliness is my phobia
"My battery is low and it's getting dark."
"I can't move, and it's getting cold"
It feels so sad and lonely I wanna cry
Opportunity and spirit.
I don’t want to ruin the mood, (I’m not sure about spirits message) but those were just poetic versions of what they said
this is the first time i cried for a robotic thing
Creepy
I love how people treat spirit like a human or a dog. It's so amazing how we look at a robot and we're like "Wow. What a good boy."
It is a good boy
Teen spirit
but we kill actual living things that deserve caring :CCCCC
And the fact we were bawling our eyes out while watching curiosity singing happy birthday to itself
*cough cough (Roomba) cough*
Did anyone else feel like crying when Spirit was on it’s last days? lol Spirit passed everyone’s expectations so much that it has us all rooting for another day over and over again.
Ikr!
It’s a goddamn machine I can’t imagine anyone crying over it. It served its function and later failed as machines sometimes do.
@@alishashenoy I know it seems hard that why would someone get feelings for a machine.Well yeah, remember one thing that the machine wasn't justa machine but a legend who survived on Mars at ridiculous conditions. We are still oblivious to the atmosphere of Mars but staying at Martian surface and exploring so many things , that also just by machine makes a person feel proud about it
Yeah ,I felt the feeling for opportunity too. I hope that some day I would go on Mars and might bring those legendary rovers back. Seriously , I am heartfelt 😢 ♥
@@alishashenoy it’s not just any old machine. It’s a multi million dollar created man made “machine” that is basically a human brain on wheels. It took the smartest humans on our planet to create this one of a kind machine. We were actually able to create a machine that has human senses like touch, feel, see, hear and probably smell of some kind lol... it is just amazing how we can send something millions of miles away from our planet and have it survive so long on its own. I mean it’s the only man made thing on the entire planet.
It's crazy how it just looks like a normal desert that you could walk through, but in reality you would die instantly
frr legit looks like normal earth desert that looks cold
Imagine Spirit randomly got communication again by an alien fixing it.
There is no life on Mars sadly
@@DailyDoseofShortsVideos we cant proove that just yet.
FlamesGay Very unlikely sadly.
An alien would probably be terrified of the “Mysterious Object” at first. They wouldn’t know where it came from. Plus, it’s unlikely they could figure out how it works before Humans come to Mars, and find them. Even if the Alien was very advanced, it’s unlikely they would know how exactly how it works.
So not only they couldn’t fix it, it’s likely they wouldn’t want to. But hey... I will be honest, that’s a very interesting and fully concept to imagine!
Kill3r Bamb1 Agreed from a truthful and scientific perspective. I know that’s the truth. While it’s really fun to imagine what would happen if Aliens would be on Mars, I know it’s impossible. But hey, it’s still fun to think about.
@@ladyazura6525 i totally understand what you mean and i kinda think the same way, I'm just that "not fun at parties" type.
It's NOT dead ! It just sleeping until one of our space men / women repairs him in a few years with awesome new state of the art components (all while live streaming the entire surgery 😊 ) And when he wakes back up in front of our eyes, he will have become the Surper Goku of mini rovers!! And better than ever ! But for now, just let him sleep., he had a long trip : )
True
These things are gunna be a relic in the future.
One of the Rockefeller men or women😂💯
Unless aliens reach him first if they are real
They wouldn’t be able to repair it due to the internal circuits being damaged by the extreme cold
Imagine scientist controlling perseverance and all of suddenly something prompts to the communication bar that says "Spirit is back online"
That would scare e
They make babies
..Who put on «Thus Spake Zarathustra»?
Spirit vs. Perseverance "The Ultimate Showdown"
Spirit sensed it and woke up saying “AWWWWWW HEELLLLLLLL NOOOOOO THIS B DID NOT JUST TAKE MY JOB LIKE THAT!!!”🤣🤣🤣
Opportunity, Spirit, and individuals who worked on these projects, are some of the greatest explorers to ever live or function. True heroes and testaments to humankind.
Spirit was like The Little Engine That Could. He was a rockstar.
"Do not go gentle into that good night."
Thanks for watching! :)
- ElderFox
My sweet prince 😭
“Do not go gentle into that good night”
Really good poem
A quote from the movie Interstellar.
@@bladeofmiquella1887 A poem by Dylan Thomas.
@@bladeofmiquella1887 it’s a very famous poem that is quoted in interstellar
@@swordweeb2620 I know. It was said in the movie. But made famous by the Interstellar.
Authors: *WRITE THAT DOWN!*
such a good boy, he did so well on his mission. he helped dozens of dozens of people.
your comment was the one to finally tip me over the edge 😢😭🤧😿💔
“You’re gonna last 90 days.”
Spirit: No.
Coppied xD
@@Xander2077 no likes on your comment. As all things should be
@@venuslightplays8676 everyone likes on your comment, as things should be
"that's the spirit!"
your gonna last for 90 days
opportunity: N o
I like to think that one day someone will come along and wipe off all the dust, face it towards the sun and whisper "you're finally awake, you tried crossing with two broken wheels." Like a stray lost puppy.
Sir, you have a problem...
A good problem
that's so cute ngl
Thanks for the idea
Someday when we make it to mars... someone might happen across spirit, wondering what they've found, and when they wipe off the dust they'll find a rover, lost to the martian storms but somewhat preserved by the coating of dust
@@aperturescienceguy2737 I'm sure once they can do more long range missions. They will go to its last ping location
They’re going to make some of these places parks on Mars
Hope they name some mars cities after these rovers
@@norb3695 yes
Spirit City
@@knockoff9197 City Of Opportunities
Humphrey City
I think one of the things we should aim to achieve, if we ever plan to visit Mars, is to retrieve Spirit and Opportunity to be returned to Earth. It'd be a monumental achievement.
This is a story of joy and a story of loss. A story of determination. This is the story of a little rover named Spirit.
Hey
Hey
@@ElderFoxDocumentaries yo
@@Disk1234cora hello
@@ElderFoxDocumentaries you replied :0
Spirit: “Nasa, I’m scared.”
Nasa: “No problem! Let’s just clean up your memory.”
Spirit: “I LOVE ROCKS!!!” *scanning intensifies*
LMFAO
LOL 😂
Cringe
@@afrimidrizoski2712 bruh
@@afrimidrizoski2712 bruh
"Do not go gentle into that goodnight" he cared about his homie bro-
Rage!, rage! ....
What
@@pipec5170 against the dieing of the light
@@rayhib its a famous poem i dont remember the name, just google it
@@huitlang931 ty
Its crazy that we got a film crew there to watch it hit the surface 28 times. Amazing.
Spirit: "I... I'm... dying."
A dust devil: "not today fam."
Spirit: y e s
(Gets stuck on some sand)
Spirit: well shit
@@astatyn Lol. Now I really do wish Spirit could talk
Dust devil more like Dust angle
@@alfredocastro8576 do you mean angel?
THAT WAS A DUST ANGEL
Humans are incredible, imagine showing this to a person just a 100 years back!
Imagine 100 years from now, it'll be like 1922 to them for us....
@Killingdance yeah like 80% of out tech has come in the last 100-150 years. It's 2022 lmao
You mean during history lessons being taught in a classroom on IO. How earth tried to teraform the planet with dinosaurs and huge prehistoric trees and plants.
they would have a seizure.
@@sneakysteve5100 nah they'd tie us to a stake and burn us
imagine 40 years from now all the rovers lost on mars suddenly wake up and start a civilization
How, by mating? 😂
Wall E: Rise of Mars
@@jazzy8369 pixar should hire you
@@Unknown-ml4nt just the amount lost on mars is enough
@@legamer1894 thanks lol
I still can't believe that we get to see pictures from another planet, it's almost hard to believe that it's real. Like you look at pictures from Mars and it almost looks like it could be a place on Earth, but no, this is another planet. It's just amazing.
Wouldn't it be cool if "Perseverance" found "Spirit"
Image if perseverance found spirit in worse conditions. Like being covered in dust, stuck in soft sand or possibly being half burried
@@Urusei-shut it is stuck in soft sand
And perseverance says wakey wakey
_Wake the f up samurai, we have a planet to explore_
@@lukehorta5115 dude I actually love you
by the time humans inhabit mars, every rock might have a name
Underrated comment
@@sammix2915 Indeed.
sure hope we dont lol
By the time we inhabit mars our own planet will have been long gone.
yes i love rocks actually
Just imagine while perseverance is doing a task, it accidentally stumbles upon spirit’s remains
like climbing Everest and finding a dead body
That's like a videogame
Not remains, but his inactive body.
but what if preservance help spirit and spirit come back online?
that will be nice
It's crazy to think about how the rocks you see in the pictures are older than every civilization on our planet, and yet nobody has ever seen them until now, nor have they been disturbed for probably millions of years you know? It's like, 3am rn so I may not be making sense but like damn, that's a whole other planet, millions of miles away from every person who's ever lived and died, completely alone and undisturbed
Imagine being the only human on this desert planet and when your walking you just see tracks in the ground...
It's earth
@@thatguy7812 No that is actually mars
Maybe a new religion is born
why would there be humans on mars???
@@Alien-lx3ng yes
Props to the cameraman for flying all the way to Mars to film this journey!
Spirit did fly all the way out there and did a great job :)
@@Sam-ke3qh r/wooosh
@@froggers8945 *no*
Moron
@@tejasm5324 r/wooosh
Did anyone else cry and feel bummed out for weeks after Spirit sent that final message?
I’m sincerely hoping we can locate Spirit, repair what needs repairing, then allow the rover to continue monitoring Mars as Spirit does best.
I wish he said the line “it’s getting cold and I can’t move” so I can cry like I’m already crying but poor spirit….. it’s good that I can actually hear what he sounds like
Makers: 90 days
Spirit: 6 years take it or leave it
I'm just imagining someone going there, wiping the dust off of it, help it get its power back and say "We missed you buddy, but you're ok now. We're here to help you." I've never cried this much in my life.
Every time I see a comment like this, I cry harder 😭😭
@@DangerouslySilly oh my god me too
OH NOOOOOOOO SOMEONE SAVE SPIRIT😭😭😭😭 _I never thought I’d cry over a space rover_
One day/sol somebody will go there and he will be put in a museum
THE DUST DEVIL SAVES THE DAY JUST IMAGINE
2020: This is the worst Year
2021: Here is Spirit Rover speaking. Coming home
and with a: "We need to talk" to finish the sentence 😆
@@juanQuedo Or "I'm bringing some friends I hope that's ok"
for real spirit is coming home?! yay!
@@caidengamertv5543 nope 😀
@@user-wn3yl3fm2i :(
I just get goosebumps when I hear that spirit can talk,like when he says “we have another wheel offline over”
Everybody gangsta till spirit wakes up and rick rolls NASA
Sora chan
@A loli indeed
@@konkitsune6580 sora *POG*
Why are we here? Let's ask ourselves this philosophical question. What are we doing here?
To comment
Nonono, it's much more than that. It's about being a cult.
sorapog
I know Spirit is just an Robot but f*** its make me sad that it "died" alone :( i want to hug Spirit :(
Same same
Everyone gangsta until the rover said "there is 2 legs humanoid walking in front of me"
Alien approved
Holy crap
ok thats actually horrifying
hol' up wasnt that the plot was the 1st live action transformers movie?
Otini
“I can’t move and it’s getting cold” man that is literally just death in a nutshell
When we get to Mars we should find spirt fix the little guy and place him on a podium forever time lapsing the world
Spirit should be left as it is. A memory forever frozen in time of our first forays into a new, unknown land. It's a symbol of how far humans have advanced, and also how much further we have to go.
@@robertthompson90 yea just build a plaque around it
Curiosity and perseverance: “I have an Hightech landing system with boosters and parachutes”
Spirit: *b a l l*
Curiosity and perseverance are too heavy to use airbags to land on mars
Spirit : *bonc*
nah.
Spirit: B O U N C E
when i heard name of curosity in a tv channel i instantly thought bout curosity kills the cat lmao
L grey
Imagine spirit randomly sends cignal to nasa. That would be so exciting
Signal
@@dullsolo2182 damn you beat me to it 🤣
@@dullsolo2182 ok sorry
@@dullsolo2182 👌
Spirit sends a cigarette to nasa
Man, I can't believe what's in the description!
*IMPLODES*
Imagine if it said
" *Change da world* "
" *My final message* "
" *Goodbye!* "
Dead Meme But Funny
@@Jcyruz2123 it is never a dead meme
"Save the world" we already changed it by polluting it.
@@thelegendofaidan2938 Half dead meme not many memers use it only small memers which don't have yt channels
* dies sadly *
Spirit put up so many fights before deciding to rest forever, she's a real one. Thank you for everything you've done for us, Spirit!
Do you realize that spirit didn’t do anything? It’s a robot. And spirit didn’t do anything real for anyone.
@Mike Hawk litteraly 😂
" That's the Spirit " words said by Elon Musk to a kid pointing the rover far in the distance when we colonize Mars.
Crazy.... Elon will save spirit. 2024 is when he wants humans on Mars and I definitely believe he can make it happen
@@youtubeconnollyfamily absolutely right 👍 Hope everything goes good and as planned .
@@youtubeconnollyfamily i believe in him making use of being a billionere to something useful for future generations
Because im damn sure this earth wont last long and we need to start nuking mars.And However we try this earth cant be restored to the normal state. People are selfish. So its better to find mars.
Its not asy hw it looks like to some people why domt we start preserving earth like bruh thats not possible you can already see the permanent effects. Earth is becoming toxic day by day if you have sense you know hw much ever you try its not gonna recover.
@@unknownxyz7425 finally, a billionaire who uses their wealth to something good.
This will scar me forever to know that my favorite Rover may never be seen again 😭
I had a mental break down finding this out we will miss you spirit forever in our hearts
Aliens be like : oh let's help this innocent rover and clean it's panels
Are you 7?
@@clashoclan3371 Are you from my country ?omg
@Skyral
r/wooosh
@@clashoclan3371 are you 7? Because you seem obsessed with number 7. Chill tf out bro, it's an innocent joke.
@@clashoclan3371 shut up man
When humans eventually settle on mars Spirit will be picked up and put in a museum.
Nah we're gonna make AI pets named after spirit.
@@young7931 this... Is smart
Spirit should stay wherever it is and human martians shall make its spot as a pilgrimage site.
Muffy ....nothing can live on Mars!!!
Muffy ....nothing can live on Mars!!!
I know the story goes like, “Born too late to explore earth, born too early to explore the stars.” While that might be true, we were born at just the right time to witness humanity’s first steps to an interplanetary, maybe even interstellar, species. I’m so honored to know that I’m witnessing the beginning of space travel.
They say we are too early, but we are in the best possible time, when people in the future can look back and see the rapid progress that we (have presumably) made.
@@Wuxixbdjwjx yep. We get the privilege to see humanities first steps to becoming interplanetary. We may even get to see a working mars colony!
King Walrus True. We happen to be in this world in its beginning steps of space travel!
I highly doubt though that I will be alive to see the first person on Mars, since that’s just my luck- QwQ
It's truly awe inspiring, you're right. Being able to witness the birth of interplanetary space travel
@@XZ-III well, some people wouldn’t witness it, only live in the period where it’s just life. For example, we have the privilege of being around to see Mount Rushmore and Niagara Falls, whether or not we visit them is a different story. But, eventually, those will erode away, and rather than hearing “Mount Rushmore is...” it’ll be “Mount Rushmore was...” I think it’s great that we can witness our first steps into space, whether it’s ours or not.
Fun fact: Spirit actually comes on for a split second because of the open areas on the solar panel (this was a day after it died it doesn't do this anymore)
Everyone gangsta till spirit says "NASA, I'm coming back home."
He is in a gangsta paradise with pac
"we need to talk"
"Until?"
Lol
He was never coming back home in the first place.
"Do not go gentle, into that good night"
"I'm tired, I hope I made you proud back home".
*Spirit went offline*
R.I.P Spirit, you never gave up on your mission. You gave us something that we may not ever get to see.
Imagine spirit is doing a dirty joke on the controllers and comes back online in the least expected time
I bet it will in 2 years
I wish
It's interesting how emotional one can get over a machine. As a human I get it, but it's just strange when you think about it. Spirit didn't care one tiny little bit, but driving backwards, dragging a broken wheel to its final resting place still makes me sad. Poor little guy! LOL
I know it’s not a person, but it did have some form of AI. I honestly feel bad for it.
Almost made me cry🥲
Same
This is what's currently wrong with humanity. People sentimental over a machine millions of miles away. Meanwhile people in current society lack the ability to discuss their differences critically with fellow Human beings.
@@wartooth88 stfu, focus on cute nice sweet robot
@@wartooth88 ok...? Why do you need to bring that up tho?
I cried when Spirit and Opportunity were declared. I felt like it was silly that I was crying over dead Robots but I couldn't help myself. RIP Spirit & Opportunity...
Curiosity after hearing that 2 comrades have fallen: You were good sons, maybe even the best!
(Quote by Rick May: voice actor of Many videogame characters)
They were both a missed "Opportunity"
You must watch what happend to space animals 💔
"Do not go gentle into that night"
God it gives me chills
Feels bad man.
Yesterday marked the 20th anniversary of the Spirit rover landing, back in 2004, (2004-2024), the rover landed at the Guesev crater (correct me if I’m wrong), the rover’s landing spot was nicknamed Columbia memorial station, during its 6 years travelling, the rover got stuck, after a long time of being stuck, it turned off, unable to turn it back on, the concluded the mission in 2011, the rover’s legacy would live on
04/01/2004 - 04/01/2024