150 is a small number compared to what science has achieved.... But my lifetime is too small.... I was born to early to see interstellar space exploration
The only interesting thing to humans on Mars is the rover mars is prolly just a part of earths chain of things that keep us were we need to be they looking at mars but what about earth
How time flies? More than a hundred years. U know that technology will increase in now how and speed. In that perspective we are far behind and focusing on the wrong things in my opinion.
Commercial dryers as well I'm sad to report. 10 years working at the family's full-service laundromat and cleaning center. No other explanation so far. So this ^
@Truth Teller why are you so mad at me. For being so smart your time sure is worthless huh. How about you go back to clown school and actually pass this time. Please do tell who am I simping too?
@@mitch_the_-itch Unless the Wright bros have instagram or facebook, Millennials wont be finding anything. Quit talking like one with your feelz. Youre only perpetuating stereotypes when nothing in the OP was said about it
If you ever visit your own past youtube comments in the future with a slightly more grown and mature and sane mind, then you will share a spec of the embarrassment I felt towards your reply.
@Ken Carpenter also the earths spins on an axis of 23.4 degrees... 90 degrees subtract 23.4 degrees is 66.6 the earth allegedly travels thru the galaxy at 66,600 miles an hour also water is supposed to curve at two thirds of a foot for every mile so thats 0.666 u literally cant make this shit up ...the world is run by luciferians
@@stoppedsaucer1770 not really, history is just time that we remember for one reason or another. Some time is forgotten because it's monotonous or uninteresting. And some time we keep time to ourself's and don't share it with the world. It all depends on if the world either knows about it, or cares about it.
nasa made air machine for mars but to small. Vsit universe before sun s fuel empty aliens taken fuel they there. Other earth found K2 18b has water found in 2019
you really think the government is sharing everything they found on mars?, they probably keeping secrets right now and just recently announced that there were Real UFO's caught on camera by the Pentagon
@@robinfrost3477 I was more pointing out how ridiculous it is that the UK gov spent more money on an excel spreadsheet that didn’t work properly compared to a robotic vehicle on another planet that can literally blast rocks into base elements... The Large Hadron Collider and Mars Rover projects both cost less combined. I’m just highlighting the pure daylight robbery.
Isn’t it so great billons is spent to tell us Mars is a barren desert and yet millions are starving and homeless on our own planet . What a messed up world we live in .
How the hell do you come to that conclusion, that it's either Mars or homeless people. Don't you think a little could be shaved off the 700 billion PER YEAR military budget, instead of few billions to very crucial scientific missions?
Your the type of person to complain but never gives the guy a dollar at the Walmart with a dog. So yeah things are messed up but people move on and survive. You do realize most of the money goes back to the economy and pays for jobs and feeds families. While it would be great if we could always give free hand outs we can’t not with human nature. It’s a life boat if the rest of humanity can’t protect what they already have. We would Rather have a oasis in the desert than a disease ridden trash dump of a planet after it was abused. Ok? So let’s recap you are mad and only complain, the people with drive do something cool, you get jealous and complain with out understanding what happens with said money. A lot of the food we have is subsidized already making it more affordable. A governments job is to its people, now if you can’t spare 100$ to give to the homeless man or volunteer. Just shut up because the government is just like you. But at least they try more than you have.
Fun fact about the Wright brothers, after their initial discovery’s they started a lengthy patent war with anyone in the U.S. who even thought about aviation. This set us back in aviation when compared to other countries during WW1.
It really upset me to see that they get to be the symbolic piece of aviation history on the copter. They're more a symbol for brutal and cutthroat capitalism combined with extreme paranoia, not ingenuity and progress. I would think that plenty of people at NASA would know this, but putting say a piece of Glenn Curtiss's plane onboard would resonate with as many people unaware of his achievements. I guess it's either make a statement that says fuck you Wright brothers or stick with the folklore story that resonates with more people.
@@braytonlarson1860 What does patent law have to do with free-market capitalism? It's a government maintained artificial monopoly. That's cronyism. You don't blame the Wright brothers for making use of a system their competitors would have made use of if they had the chance.
@@NeonGen2000 Exactly. People have been dreaming of flight for thousands of years and now suddenly these two have the secret to it, after MUCH trial and error. No sane person would give that information away.
There has been identified over a thousand caves on mars and former lava tubes spanning more than 1200 kilometres. So yes, caves are plentiful and we know where they are.
That's awesome dude thanks for the info I figured we had known about some but I imagine they worry about sending millions of dollars into a cave or lava tube though
@@PeppaJackable They need to focus on sustained stay. Fossils and minerals are academic at this stage. Prolonged stay on Mars for humans means focusing on survival on resources related that. Not wealth or natural history. The will be plenty of time for that later.
The NASA budget is a very small % of the US budget and one of the few things where the returns are so amazing. It would be nice to stop funding things like the sex habits of quails on cocaine for NASA. Tesla's Starlink is a joint Tesla/NASA venture to fund the people to Mars mission.
I think its not easy to justify the going to mars mission to alot of people but often times people forget how much is used on military. these missions are critical learning points for us to understand how it is on another planet. Alot more critical at times then the billions that's put into the military on earth. Not saying that were gonna leave earth anytime soon but these missions may help unlock some rudimentary skills back on earth.
this is totally worth the money, tbh, MASIVE break throughs and there are alot more that Percy will discover, these are necessary steps towards Mankind spreading amongst the stars! ESPECIALLY that Oxygen grabber and we discovered/Proved that powered/sustained flight on mars IS possible that will be MASSIVE for on planet transport!
What we've found on Mars . 1 . Rocks 2 . 🇷🇴🇨🇰🇸 3 . Sand 4 . Gravel 5 . skcor ( rocks backwards ) 6 . Sand 7 . Big Rocks 8 . Pebbles ( not related to Flintstone ) 9 . Flintstone ( not related to Pebbles ) 10 . Sand ( different color ) 11 . Rocks Flat 12 . Rocks not so flat 13 . Rocks burred in sand 14 . Rocks burred in gravel 15 . Rocks burred in sand and gravel 16 . Rocks burred in different color sand 17 . Different color of rocks in different color sand 18 . Flat rocks in a pile ( sand or gravel opt.) 19 . Not so flat rocks in a pile 20 . Some Gray Guy giving Opportunity Rover the finger for driving over all of his Zen Gardens Apparently there is still no Definitive Signs of Life
@@some_dude1596 he’s such a formal guy and most of his vocabulary I do not understand so when he said “pew pew of the laser” I and o read your comment I died.
Better get there quickly, uluru is disintegrating rapidly. Went there a few years ago and the wind was literally blowing off thin, wide chunks of sandstone. You could just touch the side of it and pieces start to crumble off.
@@chadsimmons6347 first of all, god is not on earth, even from a biblical standpoint. There is nothing in the bible that says humanity cant go to new planets. God is an entity that is supposedly in a different plain of existence, he does not exist in our universe. Jesus does not walk on earth, nor the Holy spirit. Do research before spouting your bullshit.
Moxie is by far the most incredible instrument in the rover. Oxygen as we know it is the key to life as we know it and being able to create it out of CO2 is incredible. I think it's totally worth the amount of money it's costed because these missions inspire people to think beyond their limits.
Spend billions to develop infrastructure, then go look for signs of life. Not spend billions on looking for signs of life first until the public loses interest and no longer wants to fund space missions and then be stuck on this single rock until the next major extinction event wipes us out. "here lies the human race, achieved interplanetary travel, used it only to look for germs on other planets rather than creating a second home for itself. then the asteroid came..."
To continue? Either have another world war or completely unite. War brings out rapid technological advancements, ex the atom bomb in ww2, it was a rush to create a weapon of mass destruction and in such we were given a big understanding of atoms and how to manipulate them. If we unite as a world we could become more efficient in resources and share knowledge. if we unite we become more efficient, if we go to war we get faster technological advancements assuming we will advance based on the last world wars.
Ken Carpenter just stating the facts that war has on technology nothing else. I am aware of all the horrible things war offers. Just because i didnt mention them dosent mean im not aware
We’ve been sending robots to Mars for like 25 years now. We can turn a cell phone the size of a cinder block into a smart phone the size of a wrist watch in like three weeks but we don’t have a theme park on Mars yet.
I combed through the comments to see if anyone had the reaction I did regarding the device that converts CO2 in to Oxygen. Much like a catalytic converter, to a more significant degree, it is likely expensive to produce but this is a game changer. An isolated facility could be established on Mars that would have new and recycled oxygen. With enough source water, a sort of "island" of terraforming could take place. A "greenhouse" of sorts could exist on mars, provided the soil would allow such things. The possibilities here are melting my brain and I'm going to be thinking about this for days.
Wow this is a plethora of new info, I am most excited for the Moxie cube, having oxygen production is a essential! Know that the Moxie works is a huge leap forward in human history, and paving the way for habitation on Mars.
We are currently living at a time where we're revisiting the Moon once again as well as potentially making interplanetary space exploration possible in the same decade. Exciting!
I'm pretty sure if the Mars exploit has been made available to the general public, many of those people would not understand the risk involved. Solar storms, weather, extreme extreme cold, lack of water, lack of food, lack of resources and tools. These would cause some serious problems. It would be many times easier for someone to tell you to go live in an iglu for the rest of your life, than to be an untrained "adventurer" charting land that is roughly 1000 times more difficult to navigate and develop than the coldest and wettest parts of Alaska.
To make continued progress, it’s crucial to inspire the next generation. The current adult population is either already supportive or never will be...I suspect that’s why they’d rather direct the narrative toward a younger audience.
He may have spoken like he was addressing a 5 year old but maybe he should have aimed a little younger . Judging by some of the comments it seems so many people still don't understand
This is why this is a lie. They can’t even send a rover to Antarctica, yet they are sending rover outside of our atmosphere. Fake videos and fake videos
Space exploration is necessary to save Earth. The sooner we can harvest things like asteroids and comets for resources, the sooner we can stop destroying our planet for those same resources. Developing colonies on others planets and asteroids is also how we can solve the problem of overpopulation. One day, we’ll even have farms and factories on celestial bodies, so that way we can devote more space on land to protected wildlife and city centers to house Earth’s ever growing population.
I love this stuff, nasa is the most exciting part of our government . We should be always trying to explore new ideas in the solar system, it’s there for our exploration. It will help us solve the problems here on earth.
There was a cave air sealed on earth for 5 million years. There was life and unique animals in there that had no outside influences until it was stumbled upon by miners. What if there is a similar cave on mars? Full of martian life and water protected from the brutal surface above. Probably not but it’s a fun idea though!
@@hunduns9901 caves are found all the time with little things crawling around. Just hope that if we find something in mars, it's under reasonable conditions, don't wanna subject the first alien life we find to radiation and deadly tempatures. Hell it might be poisoned by oxygen.
@@xploration1437 yea but theres a reason why people say they are first because if your first then you don't want someone to falsely say they re first even though your first
I'm guessing @艾迈德high posted this because China was going to attempt to land their first lander sometime mid-May. He's (?) probably worried about loss of publicity, though China is doing that themselves anyway. They should have announced when the attempt was and then had a stream like NASA did. Props to China for gettign there though. Mars orbit is no small feat. Unless I am missing someone, the order countries made it (sucessfully) into Mars' orbit is: USA, USSR, the EU, Russia, India, UAE, China)
Ever thought that's where we come from and this is whats going to happen to earth and thats why pictures of spacemen and women are in rock carvings and messages trying to tell us our history
This is still the surface of what can be learned. It concerned me a bit when you spoke of the heat shields doing so well, that we can make them thinner automatically, saving weight. No, the heat shields may have been just perfect to allow no damage, so, it means that we use the same heat shields and test if we can use less just as successfully, etc. Anyway, this is all good information. There is so much to learn there, and the worry for me is that governments are going to try and capture and exploit for their own gains, and the race for Mars will be a small step for man, and a huge calamity for the human race. I sincerely hope we can do things in a non-political way there. Let intelligence rule, and minimize regulation and restrictions. Learn and apply, and learn way more than ever imagined. Not for some bomb to threaten people with, but to help feed the hungry and house the homeless. Help those suffering, and stop butchering people for political gain. peace
My friend, I couldn't agree more with your point about this system being inapt at taking care of this planet. When thinking of how this can be holistic, I think that capitalism and its source, colonialism, has to be destroyed by third world masses. When this presenter said "colonize Mars" I suffered a flashback. I wonder if white people haven't yet learnt that any relationship founded on domination requires that for its maintenance? Anyway, I believe they humanity will be saved but only by the most oppressed --- a scientist from the Uhuru Movement, South Africa
@@bkbaitsal4389 it trips me out in this day age how so many people can still believe in lie of the moon landing. NASA makes up so many excuses why we dont go back to the moon, its absurd. They should easily be able to get there with the technology we have now and imagine with the HD digital cameras they'd be able film it more vividly. But nope we still have that grainy black and white footage
Shivkar Bāpuji Talpade (1864 - 1916) was an Indian instructor in the Sir JJ School of Art with an interest in Sanskrit and in aviation. He lived in Mumbai, and is claimed to have constructed and flown an unmanned, heavier-than-air aircraft in 1895. On December 17, 1903, Wilbur and Orville Wright made four brief flights at Kitty Hawk with their first powered aircraft. The Wright brothers had reinvented the first successful airplane.
so I guess eventually some random single generation or 2 will witness the increase in velocity of evolution to the point we can't recognize the newest gen
![BLACK BAG - Official Trailer [HD] - Only in Theaters March 14](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/Du0Xp8WX_7I/mqdefault.jpg)
We went from basically riding horses to sending machines to other planets in the space of like 150 years. Crazy stuff!
Its crazy how little time has passed..Just a single generation.
All thanks to World War baby.
@@buenaventuralosgrandes9266 The cold war probably helped even more
150 is a small number compared to what science has achieved.... But my lifetime is too small.... I was born to early to see interstellar space exploration
Imagine what humanity could do if we all worked together, instead of fighting eachother over eachothers resources and religions or political beliefs.
I envy and wish so badly that I could see the evolution of mankind's technological advancements in the future.
They want us to think there is such a future, But we will never be sure if we last that long.
how do you know or not if that when you die maybe you just might get all the answers to everything
You can't lol
You can't envy something that hasn't happened, and wont happen😉👍🏻
Are you all saying we won't survive in the future
@@4thquarter214 yup we are most likely fucked
How do we go from “all of the incredible discoveries on Mars so far” to “The quirks and features of the Rover”:…? 🙄
They hiding the real interesting shit😤😤😤
The only interesting thing to humans on Mars is the rover mars is prolly just a part of earths chain of things that keep us were we need to be they looking at mars but what about earth
doug DeMuro fan? 🤔😂
@@ryangood1414 yes we need sum to go the oceans floor
@@jrodriguez1257 thats what i first thought of lol
1903 - Sustained flight in earth's atmosphere.
2021 - Sustained flight in Mar's atmosphere.
My, how time flies.
Anything is possible with CGI.
@@MonsieurDrobot Leave.
@@MonsieurDrobot 2021 and there's still people like you
*Mars' atmosphere
How time flies? More than a hundred years. U know that technology will increase in now how and speed. In that perspective we are far behind and focusing on the wrong things in my opinion.
Also found on Mars: 472 million single unique socks which had been teleported there via the domestic clothes dryer.
😂😂😂
And a shopping trolley with a broken wheel
Family Guy rip off.
Commercial dryers as well I'm sad to report.
10 years working at the family's full-service laundromat and cleaning center. No other explanation so far. So this ^
Are any of them left socks? I’m missing a few.
Imagine engineering the first flying vehicle on earth, then just over a hundred years later, a piece your plane is flying on Mars.
I agree. A great and considerate tribute beyond reason for sure.
shoutout to the cameraman taking pictures of the rovers on mars
Shoutout to the dude in space for taking pictures of the whole universe as well.
Lmao
Ya what's his name?
@@rustyshackleford2022 Johnny
@@akimbekturganov06 Johnny H. Christ.
It is nice to know they haven't discover my house yet.
HI🙄
LOL
Hey mr alien can you kidnapp me? I want to be an alien like you so i can join your plan to conquer the earth
yucky bug man
@neurological loopholer Jupiter has a humongus gravity pressure! I bet you look like a small bug?
This is literally all my favourite video games happening in real life
😂😂😂😂😂
No, like the "moon landing", just like video game...
Elite:Dangerous
@Truth Teller what? No I just enjoy space colonization/survival games
@Truth Teller why are you so mad at me. For being so smart your time sure is worthless huh. How about you go back to clown school and actually pass this time. Please do tell who am I simping too?
The Wright brothers participated in both first planetary powered flights.
Sometimes humans are cool.
@@mitch_the_-itch Unless the Wright bros have instagram or facebook, Millennials wont be finding anything. Quit talking like one with your feelz. Youre only perpetuating stereotypes when nothing in the OP was said about it
@@ChicknSandwich The censoring Nazi millennials proved my point for me.
@@mitch_the_-itch Shut up.
@@DalerMehndiDeekSheik Hard times create strong men. Strong men create good times. Good times create weak men. And, weak men create hard times.
Santos Dumont
We found
The sand
The rocks
The mountain
The sacrificial altar with the pile of alien skulls
How you found those?
@@dislikebutton966 i walked around and found it
@@dislikebutton966 I just dig
Stumbling, i guess
We found thanos twerking also
Rocks on Earth: I sleep
Rocks on Mars: WOWOOOOOOOWEEEE!
“Rocks on Earth: I sleep
Rocks on Mars: WOWOOOOOOOWEEEE!”-🤓🤓
@@sabiierr "Rocks on Earth: I sleep
Rocks on Mars: WOWOOOOOOOWEEEE! -🤓🤓" ~💩💩
The script-writer really had a blast writing this . xD
@Ken Carpenter get a life
@Ken Carpenter read the Quran
@@iqbalarbi6795 Yup
If you ever visit your own past youtube comments in the future with a slightly more grown and mature and sane mind, then you will share a spec of the embarrassment I felt towards your reply.
@Ken Carpenter also the earths spins on an axis of 23.4 degrees... 90 degrees subtract 23.4 degrees is 66.6
the earth allegedly travels thru the galaxy at 66,600 miles an hour
also water is supposed to curve at two thirds of a foot for every mile so thats 0.666 u literally cant make this shit up ...the world is run by luciferians
We living in history right now!
We are always loving in history, it's just how widespread and important to the rest of the world it is
We were Always living history ITS CALLED TIME
@@stoppedsaucer1770 not really, history is just time that we remember for one reason or another. Some time is forgotten because it's monotonous or uninteresting. And some time we keep time to ourself's and don't share it with the world. It all depends on if the world either knows about it, or cares about it.
I like burgers
@@SirBaited exactly
That Moxie box is incredible
The title should have been:
Everything we filmed about mars in our hollywood studio
This the one, this video 100% bs but y’all little lab rats believe what you want
Percy and Ginny... apparently there are some Harry Potter fans at NASA!
So I’m famous once again thank you do you guys want my auto graph ? And my ex wife who cheated on me and got pregnant by someone else too ? 😂
@@percyespinoza7461 leave your life problems off the keyboard
@@scottbell41 it can only be a joke
@@scottbell41 make me ill say what I want 🤷🏽♂️
*Rover land on Mars*
Also the Rover: “So anyways I started blasting”
nasa made air machine for mars but to small. Vsit universe before sun s fuel empty aliens taken fuel they there. Other earth found K2 18b has water found in 2019
“you can't just shoot a hole into the surface of mars”
The rover: *BFG Division intensifies*
@@ryaquaza3offical hahah under appreciated comment
3:36 Black Ops II vibs
vibs
Only ogs remember
@@RokeJulianLockhart.s13ouq vibs
Those were good times. Black ops 2 remastered on ps4 or 5 would be great.
@@tylnozcn27 vibs
Sees that video is only 8 minutes.
“Guess they haven’t discovered much.”
a couple rocks apparently is it LOL
@@billybob-ro6qf lol
And its all CGI
you really think the government is sharing everything they found on mars?, they probably keeping secrets right now and just recently announced that there were Real UFO's caught on camera by the Pentagon
@@ShisoKun look up operation Fish bowl they can't even leave this plane
The tribute to wright brother must be one of the most beautiful things I’ve ever seen The real og’s
This is going to be history and we are living it.
all people have always and will always be living in someone elses history...
granted, this is an exciting time to witness :)
you believe that bullshit lol its all cgi crap
As has anyone who has ever lived at any time...FFS give me strength!!!!
@@mr.roaddogwade7107 And he's right ! Just open your eyes, its a CGI ! 😡
@@darrenvaughan5915 Did you forget to take your meds?
This narrator is truly enjoying his narration! Bravo! He had me at 3:43 Pew Pew!
Im so gay about this! Happy happy!
the timestamp is a little late
😂😂as soon as I read your comment he said pew pew ffs
Knowledge is worth the price.
“Are these breakthroughs worth the insane budget”
UK’s failed track and trace system: *looks away in embarrassment
YES
They are breakthroughs and they succeeded , why speak of some unconnected thing that failed ..surely that is unnecessarily negitive
@@robinfrost3477 I was more pointing out how ridiculous it is that the UK gov spent more money on an excel spreadsheet that didn’t work properly compared to a robotic vehicle on another planet that can literally blast rocks into base elements... The Large Hadron Collider and Mars Rover projects both cost less combined. I’m just highlighting the pure daylight robbery.
@@morganjohnston5845 The difference is mindset. Spacex, NASA etc = excelling mankind
UK GOV = Money in the pockets of the chums
*r e l e v a n t*
Isn’t it so great billons is spent to tell us Mars is a barren desert and yet millions are starving and homeless on our own planet . What a messed up world we live in .
How the hell do you come to that conclusion, that it's either Mars or homeless people. Don't you think a little could be shaved off the 700 billion PER YEAR military budget, instead of few billions to very crucial scientific missions?
Your the type of person to complain but never gives the guy a dollar at the Walmart with a dog. So yeah things are messed up but people move on and survive. You do realize most of the money goes back to the economy and pays for jobs and feeds families. While it would be great if we could always give free hand outs we can’t not with human nature. It’s a life boat if the rest of humanity can’t protect what they already have. We would Rather have a oasis in the desert than a disease ridden trash dump of a planet after it was abused. Ok? So let’s recap you are mad and only complain, the people with drive do something cool, you get jealous and complain with out understanding what happens with said money. A lot of the food we have is subsidized already making it more affordable. A governments job is to its people, now if you can’t spare 100$ to give to the homeless man or volunteer. Just shut up because the government is just like you. But at least they try more than you have.
Your comment is short sighted. You're painting a black and white image that has nothing to do with the real world. Messed up world indeed.
and that it is all actually fake and satanic, is sick and disgusting
I'm still waiting on "Everything Discovered on Mars so far"... 2 focus areas and a "seal". That was worthy of 8 minutes.
Fun fact about the Wright brothers, after their initial discovery’s they started a lengthy patent war with anyone in the U.S. who even thought about aviation. This set us back in aviation when compared to other countries during WW1.
Why's that a "fun" fact?
Patent law has always been flawed for that very reason. The Wright brothers, Edison and now the pharmaceutical industry are all great examples.
It really upset me to see that they get to be the symbolic piece of aviation history on the copter. They're more a symbol for brutal and cutthroat capitalism combined with extreme paranoia, not ingenuity and progress.
I would think that plenty of people at NASA would know this, but putting say a piece of Glenn Curtiss's plane onboard would resonate with as many people unaware of his achievements.
I guess it's either make a statement that says fuck you Wright brothers or stick with the folklore story that resonates with more people.
@@braytonlarson1860 What does patent law have to do with free-market capitalism? It's a government maintained artificial monopoly. That's cronyism.
You don't blame the Wright brothers for making use of a system their competitors would have made use of if they had the chance.
@@NeonGen2000 Exactly. People have been dreaming of flight for thousands of years and now suddenly these two have the secret to it, after MUCH trial and error. No sane person would give that information away.
They've found no caves or anything? That's what I wanna see honestly some Mars cave exploration
There has been identified over a thousand caves on mars and former lava tubes spanning more than 1200 kilometres. So yes, caves are plentiful and we know where they are.
That's awesome dude thanks for the info I figured we had known about some but I imagine they worry about sending millions of dollars into a cave or lava tube though
they need to start digging to search for fossils or minerals.
@@PeppaJackable They need to focus on sustained stay. Fossils and minerals are academic at this stage. Prolonged stay on Mars for humans means focusing on survival on resources related that. Not wealth or natural history. The will be plenty of time for that later.
There has been, its just that the rover isnt equipped to explore them
Everybody gangsta ‘til we find a big white floating ball making it rain on Mars.
The NASA budget is a very small % of the US budget and one of the few things where the returns are so amazing. It would be nice to stop funding things like the sex habits of quails on cocaine for NASA. Tesla's Starlink is a joint Tesla/NASA venture to fund the people to Mars mission.
I can't wait to use Google Mars.
You can now?
Shoot me now
I'm dead
I think of 2021 as of 1921. Still early in the century. Nothing compared to where 50 years will be
Everything NASA has Discovered On Mars So Far, a bunch of sand and rocks... THE END.
@Truth Teller ok reddit boy
@Truth Teller must be tuff being autistic
Boooo Ban his kids from Mars.
And caves, water, co2 ice, water trails etc lol
I think its not easy to justify the going to mars mission to alot of people but often times people forget how much is used on military. these missions are critical learning points for us to understand how it is on another planet. Alot more critical at times then the billions that's put into the military on earth. Not saying that were gonna leave earth anytime soon but these missions may help unlock some rudimentary skills back on earth.
New generations are very aware of Earth's sad state. A lot of people want to secure their future by making us multiplanetary
this is totally worth the money, tbh, MASIVE break throughs and there are alot more that Percy will discover, these are necessary steps towards Mankind spreading amongst the stars! ESPECIALLY that Oxygen grabber and we discovered/Proved that powered/sustained flight on mars IS possible that will be MASSIVE for on planet transport!
What we've found on Mars .
1 . Rocks
2 . 🇷🇴🇨🇰🇸
3 . Sand
4 . Gravel
5 . skcor ( rocks backwards )
6 . Sand
7 . Big Rocks
8 . Pebbles ( not related to Flintstone )
9 . Flintstone ( not related to Pebbles )
10 . Sand ( different color )
11 . Rocks Flat
12 . Rocks not so flat
13 . Rocks burred in sand
14 . Rocks burred in gravel
15 . Rocks burred in sand and gravel
16 . Rocks burred in different color sand
17 . Different color of rocks in different color sand
18 . Flat rocks in a pile ( sand or gravel opt.)
19 . Not so flat rocks in a pile
20 . Some Gray Guy giving Opportunity Rover the finger for driving over all of his Zen Gardens
Apparently there is still no Definitive Signs of Life
Check out the norks on the astronaut at 1:18. Are they also a new type of thermocouple, TechVision?
What we discovered on Mars so far without all theory in my full voice Rocks and more rocks
*Everything we've found on Mars that the public is allowed to know about*
Nothing, coz Mars is just a wander star on firmament ! Buy a telescope, or an high end camera and look at for yourself
@@GypsyRobotic The hell are you talking about?
True
@@GypsyRobotic you didnt really prove a single point. Kinda just gave me a brain tumor reading that
@@GypsyRobotic why y’all boomers comment random bullshit
“In addition to that pew pew of the laser...” 🤣🤣🤣 that literally made me lol
I read your comment right as he said it.
@@willhays4130 I don’t know why it’s so funny to me but I needed the laugh.
@@some_dude1596 he’s such a formal guy and most of his vocabulary I do not understand so when he said “pew pew of the laser” I and o read your comment I died.
I think Wilbur and Orville would be happy to know how much they changed humanity in a little North Carolina barn.
Mars : Leave Me Alone
Elon : Gas Gas Gas!
Loo
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Why would he be saying gas gas gas? He makes electric cars
Going to Uluru and journeying five hours to Kings canyon in a few months, close as you can get to mars at this point lmao
And now youll find its about 40% cheaper while youre there. Prices of everything have dropped since they banned climbing it.
As a geologist, I've always wanted to visit Ayers Rock.
Better get there quickly, uluru is disintegrating rapidly. Went there a few years ago and the wind was literally blowing off thin, wide chunks of sandstone. You could just touch the side of it and pieces start to crumble off.
As CGI gets better and better, we get more and more space exploration
Ya exactly finally someone not as stunned at 99%
6:48 “There are no accidents” - Master Oogway
Meanwhile Car accidents: *E* *X* *I* *S* *T* *S*
"Everything we have here but less, no air and unlivable"
Just problems to be solved
No God on Mars, no life on Mars, we think that certain elements & gasses will spawn microscopic growth, but not without the creator of life GOD!
@@chadsimmons6347 first of all, god is not on earth, even from a biblical standpoint. There is nothing in the bible that says humanity cant go to new planets. God is an entity that is supposedly in a different plain of existence, he does not exist in our universe. Jesus does not walk on earth, nor the Holy spirit. Do research before spouting your bullshit.
@@paradise5817 Unless you can prove that space aliens dont believe in God....your comment is bull-shit!
@@chadsimmons6347 what does space aliens have to do with my comment
Havent even managed to live in peace and want to search for life elsewhere?
Moxie is by far the most incredible instrument in the rover. Oxygen as we know it is the key to life as we know it and being able to create it out of CO2 is incredible. I think it's totally worth the amount of money it's costed because these missions inspire people to think beyond their limits.
Stop breeding.
Don’t ask the question “is it worth it?” Because it’s not the correct question.
Ask, what can we do to continue advancing?
Spend billions to develop infrastructure, then go look for signs of life. Not spend billions on looking for signs of life first until the public loses interest and no longer wants to fund space missions and then be stuck on this single rock until the next major extinction event wipes us out.
"here lies the human race, achieved interplanetary travel, used it only to look for germs on other planets rather than creating a second home for itself. then the asteroid came..."
@@NeonGen2000 Those germs might be the leading species in space travel in 10 billion years man. Be careful what you say lol
To continue? Either have another world war or completely unite.
War brings out rapid technological advancements, ex the atom bomb in ww2, it was a rush to create a weapon of mass destruction and in such we were given a big understanding of atoms and how to manipulate them. If we unite as a world we could become more efficient in resources and share knowledge.
if we unite we become more efficient, if we go to war we get faster technological advancements assuming we will advance based on the last world wars.
Stop wasting money on crappy cartoons. Mars FFS
Ken Carpenter just stating the facts that war has on technology nothing else. I am aware of all the horrible things war offers. Just because i didnt mention them dosent mean im not aware
We’ve been sending robots to Mars for like 25 years now. We can turn a cell phone the size of a cinder block into a smart phone the size of a wrist watch in like three weeks but we don’t have a theme park on Mars yet.
This is far from “everything” found on Mars so far.
im pretty sure he meant everything that perseverance has found
I combed through the comments to see if anyone had the reaction I did regarding the device that converts CO2 in to Oxygen. Much like a catalytic converter, to a more significant degree, it is likely expensive to produce but this is a game changer. An isolated facility could be established on Mars that would have new and recycled oxygen. With enough source water, a sort of "island" of terraforming could take place. A "greenhouse" of sorts could exist on mars, provided the soil would allow such things. The possibilities here are melting my brain and I'm going to be thinking about this for days.
Isn't that Arizona Senator Mark Kelly at 6:00? Looks just like him.
You are trying to find things on Mars while I am trying to find humanity on Earth
Couldnt agree more
I can't find my keys
Wow this is a plethora of new info, I am most excited for the Moxie cube, having oxygen production is a essential!
Know that the Moxie works is a huge leap forward in human history, and paving the way for habitation on Mars.
Everything Discovered On Mars So Far:
-aliens-
*DEEZ NUTS*
there for less than 100 days, humans already destroying the landscape with a laser 😂😂😂
amazing discoveries: rocks, dust, more rocks, Mars was probably like Earth billions of years ago, now it's a dead rock. Wow.
And you are a close minded person 👍
Lol. Space is fake bro. Deception is deep. Not ure fault.
@@MatthewB-Kornafel-xv6oi 😂😂😂😂 space is fake Oh my
Everything Discovered On Mars So Far: WE CANT LIVE THERE.
Can you just imagine if our world got on better and China, Russia and USA worked together on this sort of thing? Endless possibilities for mankind!
That’d be a good day
That sounds nice but is impractical, humans thrive on competition and beating the other guy.
“NASA Stan” i never even thought about those two words in the same sentence before right now.
I cringed
Lol
We are currently living at a time where we're revisiting the Moon once again as well as potentially making interplanetary space exploration possible in the same decade. Exciting!
Ahhh takes me back to Saturday morning cartoons!
Congratz for 500K, we are Very near to 600K. We will soon Hot 1M! Will recomment this channel to many...
The lil green man selfie would be a plus....
We living in a cartoons world right now.
What is next series?
All I took from this was that they put certain clips of the rover on the internet and the other clips that have you asking questions are saved.
I'm pretty sure if the Mars exploit has been made available to the general public, many of those people would not understand the risk involved. Solar storms, weather, extreme extreme cold, lack of water, lack of food, lack of resources and tools. These would cause some serious problems. It would be many times easier for someone to tell you to go live in an iglu for the rest of your life, than to be an untrained "adventurer" charting land that is roughly 1000 times more difficult to navigate and develop than the coldest and wettest parts of Alaska.
i get the impression this guy is addressing us as 5 year olds. the way he talks
He was annoying.
To make continued progress, it’s crucial to inspire the next generation. The current adult population is either already supportive or never will be...I suspect that’s why they’d rather direct the narrative toward a younger audience.
@@pohkeee Women are always way off the mark with anything they talk about...
He may have spoken like he was addressing a 5 year old but maybe he should have aimed a little younger . Judging by some of the comments it seems so many people still don't understand
Dude ,as a professional grower ,i confirm that 0:26 is a cloudy trichome ready to harvest !!
They want investors
1:13 The thermocouple looks like Spongebob!
Imagine if millions of years ago, humans used up all the natural resources of Mars and had to find another home ...
Hmmmm
"Die hard Mars Stan's has to admit that the Martian surface...".... Nice play on words... Em would be proud!
nobody:
me at 5:33 - 5:37 : *screams dam loudly in bookworm*
Don’t get me wrong. These are truly amazing feats, but if we put as much energy into our own planet. Maybe just maybe we could sort it out?
we trying to become Viltrumites shm
Where attention goes energy flows
This is why this is a lie. They can’t even send a rover to Antarctica, yet they are sending rover outside of our atmosphere. Fake videos and fake videos
@@ivorysteele its much easier to deal with sand and heat then coldness
Space exploration is necessary to save Earth. The sooner we can harvest things like asteroids and comets for resources, the sooner we can stop destroying our planet for those same resources. Developing colonies on others planets and asteroids is also how we can solve the problem of overpopulation. One day, we’ll even have farms and factories on celestial bodies, so that way we can devote more space on land to protected wildlife and city centers to house Earth’s ever growing population.
So basically, Perseverance is in Area 51 Nevada
2:29 best information ive learned today!
I love this stuff, nasa is the most exciting part of our government . We should be always trying to explore new ideas in the solar system, it’s there for our exploration. It will help us solve the problems here on earth.
And how do they propose to do that having wasted millions already?
Hey, one more idea. Send intel processor with rover. U won't have to carry heavy weighted heaters to heat components during cold nights.
Mars isn't a planet.
Mankind haven't even managed to go to Space yet.
Are you fucking stupid?
@@ethanbaker685 yes, yes they are
There was a cave air sealed on earth for 5 million years. There was life and unique animals in there that had no outside influences until it was stumbled upon by miners. What if there is a similar cave on mars? Full of martian life and water protected from the brutal surface above. Probably not but it’s a fun idea though!
Source?
@@hunduns9901 caves are found all the time with little things crawling around.
Just hope that if we find something in mars, it's under reasonable conditions, don't wanna subject the first alien life we find to radiation and deadly tempatures. Hell it might be poisoned by oxygen.
@@hunduns9901 he….he just said his source..
Find the Chinese rover and stage a fight would be good..
I’ll pay to see that
0:28 if it was 3 billion years i would think we would have better Technology by then
?
When you don't have anything to say wen your first
Then don’t.
@@xploration1437 yea but theres a reason why people say they are first because if your first then you don't want someone to falsely say they re first even though your first
@@DyLanZyntax You can’t be older than 10.
The timing of uploading this video is suspicious 😂😂
how?
I'm guessing @艾迈德high posted this because China was going to attempt to land their first lander sometime mid-May. He's (?) probably worried about loss of publicity, though China is doing that themselves anyway. They should have announced when the attempt was and then had a stream like NASA did.
Props to China for gettign there though. Mars orbit is no small feat. Unless I am missing someone, the order countries made it (sucessfully) into Mars' orbit is: USA, USSR, the EU, Russia, India, UAE, China)
Imagine the silence, red dust blowing in the wind, a desert of a planet. And then a little drone flying alone, the only thing moving over the horizon.
Its more like chemistry class rather than the the actual video title...
ikr its just boring
Ever thought that's where we come from and this is whats going to happen to earth and thats why pictures of spacemen and women are in rock carvings and messages trying to tell us our history
Bunch of bs
That's deep man
My only fear about death is, I won't be around to see what humans accomplish...
Let’s be real dude technology has reached its peak
@@tu1469 I heard people like you say stuff like this about this 30 years ago... You kids are funny...
This is still the surface of what can be learned. It concerned me a bit when you spoke of the heat shields doing so well, that we can make them thinner automatically, saving weight. No, the heat shields may have been just perfect to allow no damage, so, it means that we use the same heat shields and test if we can use less just as successfully, etc. Anyway, this is all good information. There is so much to learn there, and the worry for me is that governments are going to try and capture and exploit for their own gains, and the race for Mars will be a small step for man, and a huge calamity for the human race. I sincerely hope we can do things in a non-political way there. Let intelligence rule, and minimize regulation and restrictions. Learn and apply, and learn way more than ever imagined. Not for some bomb to threaten people with, but to help feed the hungry and house the homeless. Help those suffering, and stop butchering people for political gain. peace
Minimize political restriction huh? Hail to thee, my fellow libertarian brother.
My friend, I couldn't agree more with your point about this system being inapt at taking care of this planet. When thinking of how this can be holistic, I think that capitalism and its source, colonialism, has to be destroyed by third world masses. When this presenter said "colonize Mars" I suffered a flashback. I wonder if white people haven't yet learnt that any relationship founded on domination requires that for its maintenance? Anyway, I believe they humanity will be saved but only by the most oppressed --- a scientist from the Uhuru Movement, South Africa
That laser sampler I couldnt help but smile and laugh
Ooooo this is interesting thank you tech visions and RUclips recommendations
Why is it so surprising that they had flight on mars? Obviously the drone has been flying around to get all this cool footage for us.
Hopefully we will get some footage thats not CGI or Photoshopped
@@joshuasmith6346 exactly lol. We can't even go to the moon but Mars ain't nothing! Haha haha 😄🤣
@@bkbaitsal4389 it trips me out in this day age how so many people can still believe in lie of the moon landing. NASA makes up so many excuses why we dont go back to the moon, its absurd. They should easily be able to get there with the technology we have now and imagine with the HD digital cameras they'd be able film it more vividly. But nope we still have that grainy black and white footage
@@joshuasmith6346 so so True.. And people believe it all.
@@joshuasmith6346 there have been a lot of missions to the moons since 1967...
I’ll give it a few weeks and “Mars Variant” will of spread all over globe.
Lollllll
Very Interesting video Tech Vision, Thank you very much!
Devon Island sure looks pretty this time of year ;)
Sheep won’t understand 🤣
Any FE's here? ❤💪
"Life is what happens when you're busy making other plans." -John Lennon
Citing a wife-beater? John Lennon was a pure bastard.
@@gustavthemagician Well, in his defence, wife beatings are rarely planned.
There are times when life will leave you feeling like you're the last in line at a gang bang.
Shivkar Bāpuji Talpade
(1864 - 1916) was an Indian instructor in the Sir JJ School of Art with an interest in Sanskrit and in aviation. He lived in Mumbai, and is claimed to have constructed and flown an unmanned, heavier-than-air aircraft in 1895.
On December 17, 1903, Wilbur and Orville Wright made four brief flights at Kitty Hawk with their first powered aircraft. The Wright brothers had reinvented the first successful airplane.
so I guess eventually some random single generation or 2 will witness the increase in velocity of evolution to the point we can't recognize the newest gen