I love how so many people say "They aren't telling us ANYTHING." Have you actually read any of the journals or articles freely accessible through NASA's website? They frequently release updates on what they can.
more so people aren't finding anything out because, their aren't any headlines.........if they found poop on mars, it would explode on the headlines and everyone will know of the mars poop.... information that isn't "headlinable" isn't "published" by "popular" media, as in journalist can't make money on topics that people won't watch/read
As a geologist who has to "crack open" ricks all the time to exam the fresh surfaces ti identify them it seems even more incredible they would just drive off and not exam it. Bizarre.
have to keep some of that stuff secret if we don't want to start a space race to claim mars for resources, wars would break out before we even colonize it
Ah, Oppy. Symbol of hope and perseverance. Never knew I could fall in love so completely with a rover. Thank you Alex! After a grueling week at work, it's a total bliss to be reminded of what humanity can achieve when we give our best effort. Cheers, & happy weekend.
@@AlphaOmegaSigma07 We have probes that have left the solar system, DA. They are in interstellar space right now, and yes, that is "true space" whatever TF you mean by that.
That short clip of the martian sunset... so magical! I can watch that on repeat for hours. The sunsets here on earth sure are beautiful and magnificent, but seeing a sunset from another planet feels so strange. A completely alien and desolate world, but still the very same sun. I really like this series, thanks for taking your time to make it!
Thank you for a more in depth look at Opportunity's scientific exploration and the crisis management that was required for the mission's continuation.👍
What amazes me the most actually is the fact that as soon as something a bit odd or unidentifiable at first comes up, people jump and scream right at the conclusion of aliens. A strange shaped rock? Aliens want to communicate! A sudden bizarre flash? Alien landing with a spaceship! A weird color spot on a photography? Must be alien urine!
@@pablosmith5473 generally speaking, I find that if I'm acting or expressing myself in an idiotic manner, people will point that fact out to me, by labelling me an 'idiot'. Strange how that works.
@@AlphaOmegaSigma07 The atmosphere is not that big, the point where it ends is only at 100km(62miles) and the moon is at 384400 km or 238855.086 miles away, also guess where the international space station is at? Yep it's space, at 400 km above earth You know what I shouldn't be arguing with a internet troglodyte
In all honesty, every government agency and every politician should probably be available to be sued. Imagine, if a politician could potentially lose money based off of failed promises or corrupt behavior. Considering they are above the law the only thing left is to take their money away, like a parent taking away a kids cell phone and grounding them.
The persistent ignorance of the co-existing relationship between electrical and magnetic fields in cosmology is irritating. People may want to sue for culpable incompetence and ignorance. None are as blind as those who think they already see it all.
That part of the video made me wonder about what possibilities there might be for harvesting energy "away from home". I'd figure that the more ways there are to harness energy, the farther and longer away missions could potentially last... In this case, I suppose the difficulty is that the passing of the comet is a relatively isolated event, so even if it did do something to make a lot of energy available, it wouldn't be reliable... But still, the more ways that are known, the better. BTW, these are ponderings from someone who admittedly knows almost nothing about this stuff, so they might be dumb thoughts. :)
I was very interested in the discoveries of the NASA since in the early years but I was not able to follow the programme , instead one day I was trying to get a helpful of the NASA to admit my son Aiman into the Agency attending a course in Aeronautical , then to undergoing trainings till completed until he was qualified to become an astronaut ! Thank you .
I'm in Carlisle Perth, and the street names here are, Apollo, asteroid, galaxy, Jupiter, Mars, solar, mercury, planet, star, Gemini, Astral and I've probably missed a few.
@@nightlightabcd Tut tut! I think you are being very cynical about Carol. I, for one, am sure she has insider knowledge which us mere mortals can only dream about.
The discovery of real alien life might cause panic among deeply religious people because whoever wrote Bible didn't account for god creating extraterrestial life forms, which in turn could shake the very foundation of Christianity and cause people to suicide as a result. Don't underestimate the influence of religion on weak minds.
I dont say this often but i absolutly love the opportunity rover. It has proven itself time and again how dedicated it is to completing its endless mission, i hope that when we do go to mars that they retrieve it and repair the thing. The least we can do is pack it up and bring it back to earth to put it in the Smithsonian museum for being the greatest achievement in space research technology.
It's a big joy when you release a new video! Your videos seem to me perfect in every way - great story, awesome footage, and wonderful narration. Thank you!
is it just me or does anyone else feel Opportunity is our little Wall-e left all alone on a planet doing their thing and hoping one day we will turn up.
If you look at the before and after image at 4:58 you can see the outline of the "rock" in the before image. It looks like the "rock" oozed out of the ground.
It’s so sad that mars is forever leaking its atmosphere. I wish there were a solution to the eternal vacuum on that planet. It makes the thought of eventual colonization seem less exciting; if people want to live in a barren arid harsh desert, we have plenty of that near Los Angeles.
Pali May you would have to liquify the planet in order to reheat the core, so that’s no good. And even if you restored the atmosphere by converting all frozen things into gas, that gas would just get lost to space like the old atmosphere did.
@@SetTheCurve If it takes millions of years to leak away it can be replenished with more advanced tech in time. Maybe just a kick start then to get a thick enough atmosphere going or look at cooling venus.
Obviously "hindsight is 20/20" but it is surprising to me that the engineering and development teams didn't incorporate an onboard compressor to allow for periodic but controlled "cleaning events." It would seem to me if solar coupled with a small nuclear power source was your only means of providing energy to your battery bank, you would include a cleaning feature. That being said, they likely did consider this and I'm very curious what their reasoning was behind excluding it from the rover?! Was it compressor filtration? Something else?
That is a ton of weight to put on your rover. And knowing NASA they would probably overrule engineer it to hell and back to ensure that it works in literally any condition ever which would add more weight. This is all just guesses but I imagine somebody somewhere thought of that and for whatever reason NASA said no to it already.
@@avman2cl Atmospheric pressure on Mars is 1/100th of what it is on earth. So there is something there to compress. I don't know what gases the Martian atmosphere is composed of.
5:40 NASA will spend millions on a drill to look inside Martian rocks. When they accidentally crack a Martian rock in half, "Move on, nothing to see here."
@@neelampal7247 I'm infinite times smarter than you, don't advise me. Nah, just kidding. You should always consider advice for two reasons. 1 You don't know how smart the other person is. 2 Even if they're as dumb as a stopped clock, they're still right twice a day.
@@noneyall2819 every gram of weight counts when transporting stuff in space, every part you add is another part that can break and fuck the whole machine up. less moving parts=more stable construction. they probably calculated the efficiency gain compared to the risks. after all this is rocket science
Hey there, I’m just wondering if you could do a video on the Helios probes and what they discovered on their mission as I barley know anything about the missions and I would be interested to see you’re spin on the missions.
These magnificently produced videos in addition to the factual knowledge gained remind me that our troubled world is embedded in a natural Universe that possesses a comforting spiritual dimension that dwarfs human pretension and belief. Maybe the very best videos on RUclips!
Ive always hoped that we would find some sort of new crazy material or metal on another planet or moon so we could harvest it and we jump miles ahead in technology and space travel from it. But it seems as though we already have every thing here on earth which makes me sad cause i dont think we'll ever get a lot further than we are now with the materials we now have and know of. :(
Well actually, physicists and especially chemists discover scads of new materials every year. Most of them aren't that big of a deal, to be sure. There could easily be materials on other planets that we don't know anything about. But if what you're looking for is something more fundamental, like a new chemical element, then it's a bit of a longshot to discover any elsewhere that we haven't found or made on Earth, even in a distant star, let alone some nearby solid body we can potentially explore.
As always, your videos NEVER cease to amaze me, leaving me dumbfounded, lost for words, as I am an iota in this iota moment in time, respectively... Somewhere, far, far, away... There MUST be a civilization that wonders: “Gee, I wonder if there’s any other ‘life’ out there”...
Still bugging me that they didnt make a dust cleaner on the surface of the solar panel .do it like car window cleaner so they dont have to wait wind to clean that solar panel
That would increase weight and power draw, every ounce has to be accounted for in missions like these both in launching it from earth to then getting it into orbit and then down onto the ground.
Love you all involved in Opportunities development and operations! 😘whooohooo! Love you all!!! Thank you!!! Let's all go surfing now!!! What about auto dedusting measures???
01:35 Why were these parts named after parts of NSW around Sydney, and key people of Captain Cooks crew [eg. Daniel Carlsson Solander..] of his ship, the Endeavour?
What amazes me is how so many of these probes and rovers manage to work so long after their 'use-by' date.
Yes because they are hoaxes
@@matrixstrobe1176 so you mean to tell me that out of all the people that work on the space program not one of them has come forward with the truth?
Real engineering has a minimum use by date and consumer engineering has a maximum use by date.
@@matrixstrobe1176 idiot.
My watch came with a 1 year warranty. That was 20 years ago.
I love how so many people say "They aren't telling us ANYTHING."
Have you actually read any of the journals or articles freely accessible through NASA's website? They frequently release updates on what they can.
more so people aren't finding anything out because, their aren't any headlines.........if they found poop on mars, it would explode on the headlines and everyone will know of the mars poop....
information that isn't "headlinable" isn't "published" by "popular" media, as in journalist can't make money on topics that people won't watch/read
As a geologist who has to "crack open" ricks all the time to exam the fresh surfaces ti identify them it seems even more incredible they would just drive off and not exam it. Bizarre.
have to keep some of that stuff secret if we don't want to start a space race to claim mars for resources, wars would break out before we even colonize it
@@mmoarchives2542 i mean actually that seems very reasonable, but im also a little bit crazy so maybe that's not a good thing.
Yep I have made a Complaint along those lines Too ...Very Unusual not the Rock the unscientific treatment of the phenomenon 🧐🤔🥸
ALL they do is lie.... your being PLAYED
@@bobbybrooks4826 do show how the photos were faked.
The rock looks like an a amethyst filled geode similar to those found on earth.
Damn! Beat me to it!! 😆
Yeah, the terrain is actually very similar to parts of Greenland.
I have seen some of those near the 15 freeway heading to vegas.
That was my thoughts as well !!!
Exactly what I thought too
Ah, Oppy. Symbol of hope and perseverance. Never knew I could fall in love so completely with a rover.
Thank you Alex! After a grueling week at work, it's a total bliss to be reminded of what humanity can achieve when we give our best effort. Cheers, & happy weekend.
The eyes remind me of Wall-E it's cute
Funny, Perseverance is the name of the 2020 rover
@@lunartunes6416 And I cannot wait until its launch next month!!
And then the politicians come in and fuck it up for everyone
@@AlphaOmegaSigma07 We have probes that have left the solar system, DA. They are in interstellar space right now, and yes, that is "true space" whatever TF you mean by that.
Thanks!
That short clip of the martian sunset... so magical! I can watch that on repeat for hours. The sunsets here on earth sure are beautiful and magnificent, but seeing a sunset from another planet feels so strange. A completely alien and desolate world, but still the very same sun. I really like this series, thanks for taking your time to make it!
Thank you for a more in depth look at Opportunity's scientific exploration and the crisis management that was required for the mission's continuation.👍
My house needs a cleaning event.
gotta wait for those solar winds
@@dingo23451 doh! I was gonna say that. Probably should open all the doors and windows though. Per NASA specs.
Dark Rainbow Gurl 🤣
Hahaha
@@dingo23451 "Sorry, Ma -- the solar winds just haven't come by yet!"
What amazes me the most actually is the fact that as soon as something a bit odd or unidentifiable at first comes up, people jump and scream right at the conclusion of aliens. A strange shaped rock? Aliens want to communicate! A sudden bizarre flash? Alien landing with a spaceship! A weird color spot on a photography? Must be alien urine!
@Odd World Atheism is a thing
You're an idiot, didn't your momma tell you?
@@curtiscooper3546 She surely told me people insulting without any point or dialogue are.
@@pablosmith5473 generally speaking, I find that if I'm acting or expressing myself in an idiotic manner, people will point that fact out to me, by labelling me an 'idiot'. Strange how that works.
@@hubbletrubble7875 what the hell does being an atheist, have to do with the price of eggs?
Well this made my cold evening much better.
@Scotty Storm I was talking about the video making me feel better as there is a storm in England right now.
@Scotty Storm You have zero credibility with your ignorant assertion from incredulity.
@@AlphaOmegaSigma07 The atmosphere is not that big, the point where it ends is only at 100km(62miles) and the moon is at 384400 km or 238855.086 miles away, also guess where the international space station is at? Yep it's space, at 400 km above earth
You know what I shouldn't be arguing with a internet troglodyte
@@AlphaOmegaSigma07 also we have been to mars and planning to do the first manned mission to Mars making it the first mission to another planet
1:30 Interesting place names on that map. Seems somebody has a liking for Sydney...
Incredible content, I lose track of time while watching your videos.
Some humans are smart enough to figure out how to send probes to other planets.
Other humans are dumb enough to sue NASA.
Like the meme said
"Yu stoopid"
Stupididity know no bounds..
So NASA is funded by all and accountable to none?
In all honesty, every government agency and every politician should probably be available to be sued. Imagine, if a politician could potentially lose money based off of failed promises or corrupt behavior. Considering they are above the law the only thing left is to take their money away, like a parent taking away a kids cell phone and grounding them.
The persistent ignorance of the co-existing relationship between electrical and magnetic fields in cosmology is irritating. People may want to sue for culpable incompetence and ignorance.
None are as blind as those who think they already see it all.
Truly amazing how the comet affected the magnetic field of Mars.
That part of the video made me wonder about what possibilities there might be for harvesting energy "away from home". I'd figure that the more ways there are to harness energy, the farther and longer away missions could potentially last... In this case, I suppose the difficulty is that the passing of the comet is a relatively isolated event, so even if it did do something to make a lot of energy available, it wouldn't be reliable... But still, the more ways that are known, the better.
BTW, these are ponderings from someone who admittedly knows almost nothing about this stuff, so they might be dumb thoughts. :)
@@AlphaOmegaSigma07 Far past the moon? Where did you get that from? The moon is more than 38 times farther than the extent of our atmosphere…
@@AlphaOmegaSigma07 That’s quite a bold claim requiring substantial evidence to support it, if you can provide it.
This series on Mars is fantastic, love every minute of the every episode. Great job 👌👍
Elon Musk will figure it out
@@xrpvegas5407 JAJAJAJA!!! OMFGAWD 😜
You deserve an award for these series of videos.
NOT clickbait. Impressed. Thank you.
I appreciate the effort you put into your videos! thanks for uploading!!
The voice and backing music are so made for each other. It's uncanny.
I was very interested in the discoveries of the NASA since in the early years but I was not able to follow the programme , instead one day I was trying to get a helpful of the NASA to admit my son Aiman into the Agency attending a course in Aeronautical , then to undergoing trainings till completed until he was qualified to become an astronaut ! Thank you .
Thank you for this amazing video Astrum!
They cracked a rock in half? Yeah they should have gone back to look at it up close. Duh
Opportunity tried it's best ! Bloody well done !!
More Opportunity just makes my day!! Thanks Alex!
Loving the names being after places in Australia.
Yes!
I'm in Carlisle Perth, and the street names here are, Apollo, asteroid, galaxy, Jupiter, Mars, solar, mercury, planet, star, Gemini, Astral and I've probably missed a few.
i hope that i live long enough to hear the news that alien life forms have been discovered...
@Carol Sceniak Really? So clearly you know the truth. Reveal it, please - I'm all ears.
Don't hold your breath!
@@nightlightabcd Tut tut! I think you are being very cynical about Carol. I, for one, am sure she has insider knowledge which us mere mortals can only dream about.
The discovery of real alien life might cause panic among deeply religious people because whoever wrote Bible didn't account for god creating extraterrestial life forms, which in turn could shake the very foundation of Christianity and cause people to suicide as a result. Don't underestimate the influence of religion on weak minds.
@@Reloaded2111 Not just Christianity. Add muslims & jews, for the monotheistic religions.
I dont say this often but i absolutly love the opportunity rover. It has proven itself time and again how dedicated it is to completing its endless mission, i hope that when we do go to mars that they retrieve it and repair the thing. The least we can do is pack it up and bring it back to earth to put it in the Smithsonian museum for being the greatest achievement in space research technology.
It's a big joy when you release a new video! Your videos seem to me perfect in every way - great story, awesome footage, and wonderful narration. Thank you!
The level of technology & higher education are absolutely amazing.
I love this channel man 😄😄
you have to admit whenever you look at any video of mars you have to say to self damn that's beautiful no matter how you see it
The astronaut tried to explore a comet, but he fell into a coma.
The fact Sol looks blue is beautiful, might of just been in that one video but I like it
is it just me or does anyone else feel Opportunity is our little Wall-e left all alone on a planet doing their thing and hoping one day we will turn up.
Really enjoying this series. Thank you
Any news of Mars by now? Episode 7 maybe? Great job by the way!
7:10 Unbelievable, you pronounced "Wdowiak" correctly! This channel being a great aside, that alone deserves a like and a subscription!
It amazes me how much the technology's survival was at the mercy of "cleaning events".
I was amazed by that as well.
Right? You'd think they'd have mounted a brush of some kind on that robot arm. They could create their very own cleaning events.
They should have invested in a fan on that arm to blow dust off the panels.
Not a bad idea, that.
C'mon Astrum, 1Million subs!
Spread the word! ;)
@@astrumspace You deserve it!
I love the videos from this channel. Is there an episode 7 to this series here?
"the onboard computer randomly reset itself..." Must be Windows based computers on board
Microsoft. Nowhere is far enough to escape their sloppy code.
VxWorks operating system
If you look at the before and after image at 4:58 you can see the outline of the "rock" in the before image. It looks like the "rock" oozed out of the ground.
I always very much enjoy your videos, Alex. Every one has something I've never seen before.
Ahh, you have a good narration skill. Informative and relaxing. Well done.
It’s so sad that mars is forever leaking its atmosphere. I wish there were a solution to the eternal vacuum on that planet. It makes the thought of eventual colonization seem less exciting; if people want to live in a barren arid harsh desert, we have plenty of that near Los Angeles.
Yeah, and the especially sad thing is that eventually it will have no atmosphere, if I’m not mistaken. Just another cold rock in space.
@@SetTheCurve Unless people find a solution to that problem)
Nuke into the polar cores to release gas and water and to try and kick start the core.
Pali May you would have to liquify the planet in order to reheat the core, so that’s no good. And even if you restored the atmosphere by converting all frozen things into gas, that gas would just get lost to space like the old atmosphere did.
@@SetTheCurve If it takes millions of years to leak away it can be replenished with more advanced tech in time. Maybe just a kick start then to get a thick enough atmosphere going or look at cooling venus.
Great insight into how Opportunity works - brilliant video as usual Alex! :)
The Question: what is this? The Answer: it’s another rock. Simple.
🤣🤣Hilarious
NASA and their rocks.
I loves me some Saturday morning cartoons. Thank you
I feel reassuringly insignificant.
Wow. Black and white photography.... impressive.
Obviously "hindsight is 20/20" but it is surprising to me that the engineering and development teams didn't incorporate an onboard compressor to allow for periodic but controlled "cleaning events." It would seem to me if solar coupled with a small nuclear power source was your only means of providing energy to your battery bank, you would include a cleaning feature. That being said, they likely did consider this and I'm very curious what their reasoning was behind excluding it from the rover?! Was it compressor filtration? Something else?
That is a ton of weight to put on your rover. And knowing NASA they would probably overrule engineer it to hell and back to ensure that it works in literally any condition ever which would add more weight. This is all just guesses but I imagine somebody somewhere thought of that and for whatever reason NASA said no to it already.
Is there air on Mars to compress?
@@avman2cl - "air" being whatever gases are being pushed around by the mars winds.
@@avman2cl Atmospheric pressure on Mars is 1/100th of what it is on earth. So there is something there to compress. I don't know what gases the Martian atmosphere is composed of.
Another great video. I always look forward to the next one. They are so informative and relaxing. Keep up the great work
Why would anyone downvote this? These vids are awesome!
Awesome? It is brain candy for the kids and the stupid...
Your videos are AMAZING
I LOVE the Stellardrone music in this video!
I really like your stuff!
Keep up the good work
5:40 NASA will spend millions on a drill to look inside Martian rocks. When they accidentally crack a Martian rock in half, "Move on, nothing to see here."
That rock did look interesting.
Why? Has NASA explained their reticence to explore newly broken rocks.
They are infinite times smarter than you.
Don't advice them
@@neelampal7247 I'm infinite times smarter than you, don't advise me. Nah, just kidding. You should always consider advice for two reasons. 1 You don't know how smart the other person is. 2 Even if they're as dumb as a stopped clock, they're still right twice a day.
This is the kind of reality TV I can enjoy :) Opportunity
NASA should put windshield wiper like brushes on the solar panels for cleaning.
Yeap stupidity infiltrates even the greatest minds.
I'm sure they didn't think of that
Yep we’re fucked.
@@noneyall2819 every gram of weight counts when transporting stuff in space, every part you add is another part that can break and fuck the whole machine up. less moving parts=more stable construction. they probably calculated the efficiency gain compared to the risks. after all this is rocket science
@@zaganim3813 they probably, doesnt cut it in my book. Thats no excuse
Episode 7 soon ? 🤔
Can't wait for the new rover images. On board side drill , and heilicoptor for scouting expeditions away from the rover. Its gonna be sweet.
Wow, this is an amazing amount and types of information, particularly for such a short video. That’s amazing. Great job.
5:50 And yet again, it's not aliens. Well, it was, but it was aliens from Earth.
Excellent episode
It found love.
The Rover apparently fell head over weels over a Martian rock and are planning to get married.
Oppy actually killed itself when the rock dumped her
I can't wait to see a video about the mushrooms growing on mars
That strange object looks to me like a huge metallic ashtray.
Excellent video. Thank you
There’s something oddly cute about the rover creeping along at 1cm/second
Fascinating, as ever. 👍
Hey there, I’m just wondering if you could do a video on the Helios probes and what they discovered on their mission as I barley know anything about the missions and I would be interested to see you’re spin on the missions.
Impressive animation, very worth seeing. Mars is the new Alaska.
What they found on Mars is that they we're still on earth. Lol
It's great footage of an Island off the north coast of Canada! Beautiful
Nice to see that NASA is taking plasma seriously.
thank you for the interesting insight! very well presented too :)
These magnificently produced videos in addition to the factual knowledge gained remind me that our troubled world is embedded in a natural Universe that possesses a comforting spiritual dimension that dwarfs human pretension and belief. Maybe the very best videos on RUclips!
Drew Degen Agree.
Ive never clicked so fast.
You clicking even faster to turn of porn video when your parents came to your room..... You forget about that?
When’s the next episode of this series coming?
It's over duh
The desolate wasteland was once alive. The magnetoshere collapsed and we have what Mars is today. A radioactive zone of death and dust.
This is real truth said by u
But defenetly no one will accept this fact (scientists).
@@saleemahmed4537 This is actually what scientists tend to believe. Maybe not life exactly but water and an actual atmosphere? Almost definitely.
Love this series _/\_
Can someone explain the right angles @ 2:55? Thanks
I spent spring break on Mars.
Never did find the beach.
2:42 ....well thats some nicely cut stone!
Curiosity: *Only goes for 1-2cm per second
KSP rovers : *REEEEEEEEEEEEE*
I need an episode 7 for this.
Ive always hoped that we would find some sort of new crazy material or metal on another planet or moon so we could harvest it and we jump miles ahead in technology and space travel from it. But it seems as though we already have every thing here on earth which makes me sad cause i dont think we'll ever get a lot further than we are now with the materials we now have and know of. :(
it isn't what we find, it's where we find it. if we can find usable ice and metal in the asteroid belt, we could build colonies and ships out there
Well actually, physicists and especially chemists discover scads of new materials every year. Most of them aren't that big of a deal, to be sure. There could easily be materials on other planets that we don't know anything about. But if what you're looking for is something more fundamental, like a new chemical element, then it's a bit of a longshot to discover any elsewhere that we haven't found or made on Earth, even in a distant star, let alone some nearby solid body we can potentially explore.
Fantastic video. Thanks Alex
2 centimeters a second ? And I thought I was slow getting to work in the morning.
Buh dum chhhh
more More MORE SCIENCE!!!!!!!
Love these videos
Keep up the good work
As always, your videos NEVER cease to amaze me, leaving me dumbfounded, lost for words, as I am an iota in this iota moment in time, respectively... Somewhere, far, far, away... There MUST be a civilization that wonders: “Gee, I wonder if there’s any other ‘life’ out there”...
I love videos like these
Great series. So incredible to have the mission broken down into a narrative. When is episode 7 coming out?
That little guy is about to complete a marathon going 1cm a second? what a legend.
Still bugging me that they didnt make a dust cleaner on the surface of the solar panel .do it like car window cleaner so they dont have to wait wind to clean that solar panel
That would increase weight and power draw, every ounce has to be accounted for in missions like these both in launching it from earth to then getting it into orbit and then down onto the ground.
Love you all involved in Opportunities development and operations!
😘whooohooo! Love you all!!!
Thank you!!!
Let's all go surfing now!!!
What about auto dedusting measures???
That rock looked like a crystal
Scientifically, all solids are crystals, or composites of crystals, except amorphous solids like glass.
It looks like a fossilized Martian turd. :P
01:35 Why were these parts named after parts of NSW around Sydney, and key people of Captain Cooks crew [eg. Daniel Carlsson Solander..] of his ship, the Endeavour?
They finally find a water 👌
Yes! I’m glad as well 👏
Don't forget to bring the water tap :D