NASA Mars Rover Curiosity Sent Most Incredible View of Mars Planet-Perseverance Latest Images

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  • Опубликовано: 21 дек 2024

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  • @user7tWyu3q4p
    @user7tWyu3q4p 17 дней назад

    Это просто игра вашего разума.

  • @catarinacaetanolapa899
    @catarinacaetanolapa899 15 дней назад

    Realmente o planeta acabou . Não existe mais nada !

  • @arun6face-entertainment438
    @arun6face-entertainment438 17 дней назад

    As per my assumption-
    There are clear symptoms of explosion of Volcano and the passage of water...
    How it would become ice formation and also minus 70 °F
    But it seems most recently happened ?
    CO2-95% due to Volcano effect

  • @terrymedlicott3580
    @terrymedlicott3580 16 дней назад

    Methane levels rise at night, methane comes from decaying organic matter. Something was alive there before.

  • @Philip-w5l
    @Philip-w5l 17 дней назад

    The billion (s) dollar view 🫤... Sand and rocks from horizon to horizon 😐... Brings the big question: why's our planet so enamored with the desire to go there? What do they intend to do there? 🫤

    • @WitchyLady21
      @WitchyLady21 15 дней назад

      Archeological digs look like big mud or sand pits most of the time too unless you know what you're looking for. It's important to study other planets for a lot of reasons. Besides the incredible amount of knowledge we can gain from studying how life evolved on other worlds, there are a plethora of other reasons to study other planets including: 1.Resources. Earth's Resources aren't unlimited and were using them up too fast. We need alternatives. 2. Future home for people. Earth can't support our burgeoning numbers for too much longer. We need another place to go. 3. By studying how other planets failed, we can in theory, prevent the same from happening to us. Money well spent in any case.