Is Mars habitable? Could ancient life once have existed on the Red Planet? Is there potential for life today deep beneath the Martian crust? NASA Mars expert Ell Bogat is here to give us the details.
@@duck653 it's not about being a scientist, it's about having common sense. Habitable means that a place is good enough to live in. So how is any living organism going to survive in that freezing cold, with no vegetation or any sort of food, and no air? Unless its warmer below the surface, and there's at least water there. The answer is definitely no. And this is based on what Nasa itself have disclosed previously.
@@ashokshukla5471 you do know that it's a common fact that the surface of Mars is riddled with radioactive sediments/debris from space right? Even NASA scientists have admitted to that. Anything that is radioactive and is emitting gamma radiation = absolutely not habitable 🙄
In the movie 'The Martian" they grew plants using Martian soil without any indication of how they removed the perchlorates - this made the movie totally unbelievable.
The moral side of me says ‘it could be our second home for a couple million years’. The ‘everyone else could be a part of my imagination and I am alone in the universe’ side of me wants to see what would happen if we blew it up.
I have a question You guys sent perseverance to collect samples from Mars's Jezero Crater, it's a crater that means it was hit by the meteor so that means the sample would collect the particles of the Meteor and not mars
The importance of these Mars missions is not having the worldwide impact that it ought to have. Somehow it's not coming across to everyone. The discoveries made so far is extremely critical to understanding how we came about and what led to the loss of atmosphere and life on the red planet. A mission to retrieve rock samples from perseverance should be put together as quick as possible. We need to confirm there was and maybe still is microbial life. This confirmation is the game changer that we are looking for . It needs to happen asap. Please.
You were such a great source of information for 4 1/2 minutes, you made me scream; out of frustration!! Did you know Mars has an Asteroid Crater with a radius measuring one- thousand mile's and could swallow most of the Eastern seaboard; Did it dawn on you an Asteroid that size could have stripped away the atmosphere, killed all Martians, and NASA never even mentioned it. I'm pulling your leg about everything, but the Asteroid. That's real. Your real too. Sincerely Tom
Nasa, I saw the livestream, that is 3 days ago, and I wanted to ask you guys, do you would search for Spirit? I mean the rover, because we all want to see what happened
It’s just moving back and forth from Mars to Earth is so slow, we have to wait so many years, so when could we have new fuels to speed the process up? it was said that America had contact with aliens on earth, why not consult them about this. really hope to see a new upgrade of technology in human society,it’s been long time since last one.
Interesting seeing images sent back from Perserverence. However, a landscape without a blue sky, clouds, trees and vegetation and flowing waters, and no viable air to breathe is not worth considering as a future settlement for humanity. We are Earthlings, we belong here, and it is our duty to keep it habitable for human life.
I think we should in log term , if our spcies is to grow powerful and get control over the universe it needs to leave the planet and start colonizing other planets , systems and glaxies .
Who knows and maybe they will avoid and try their best not to pictured or filmed by the ROVER after all they're called intelligent life. May be they'd manipulate the ROVERS and forces it to land on an inhabitable part as deserts on land and not allow ROVERS measure true quantity of oxygen presence of water and other required data ....
I see Mars as a blank canvas. We definitely have microorganisms that could survive extremely cold temperatures that we could introduce. However that's just my opinion.
।। NASA के सभी वैज्ञानिकों को बहुत बहुत धन्यवाद और मार्स पर perseverance रोवर की सफल लैंडिंग कराने के लिए सभी वैज्ञानिकों को बधाई हो ।। ।।रहने के लिए पानी जरूरी है ।।
On a Negative note, what if some of this life of Mars comes back with your sample return mission to earth and distroys our own planet as life on earth is not evolved to cope with any aliens. Edit (as we are clueless against Covid with all our science, which is in a way not even alien) !!! Any thoughts ??
Well, to my knowledge, there is extremely little to no water on the surface of Mars, and all organic life forms need water, as far as we know of. We aren’t looking for living organisms on Mars, we’re looking for past life millions or billions of years ago to see if life could have existed elsewhere
Well if there is life, then it will probably be only adapted for Mars; so it will probably die of because of the different environment hear on earth. :\
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Short answer: "Maybe"
Long answer: "Definitely maybe"
short: no
long answer: no
@@masternobody1896 wow you must be a nasa scientist!!!!
@@duck653 these type of people's only have negativity in their minds they show themselves that they knew all things about this universe
@@duck653 it's not about being a scientist, it's about having common sense. Habitable means that a place is good enough to live in. So how is any living organism going to survive in that freezing cold, with no vegetation or any sort of food, and no air?
Unless its warmer below the surface, and there's at least water there. The answer is definitely no. And this is based on what Nasa itself have disclosed previously.
@@ashokshukla5471 you do know that it's a common fact that the surface of Mars is riddled with radioactive sediments/debris from space right? Even NASA scientists have admitted to that. Anything that is radioactive and is emitting gamma radiation = absolutely not habitable 🙄
Is mars habitable?
"Well maybe"
-video ends-
yeah... maybe we need to spend more time on yahoo answers than youtube. straight to the point
Lol
Uhh yeah that kinda why they spend 2.6 billion to send a rover to Mars to find that out
And with it, manned exploration...
Should have just said no to make elon fangirls cry
Cant wait for the youtube algorithm to recommend this to the future people that live on mars.
Yea i let you wait.
Yeah. I thought nasa will or who gonna record for me?
Wow 😂😂...
in mars it's gonna be called themtube
maybe
If you want to live in a cold, desolate, uninhabited place, move to North Dakota.
Montreal
North Russia
@@SnickersEatsCookies
To Mars
mars is cold and at the same time it will boil your body's water, if you land there without any spacesuit
New Brunswick
“So you’re telling me there’s a chance!!!!!” -Lloyd
That reference!
I'm waiting the James Webb telescope to see dinosaurs on another planet
Can’t wait
Only dinosaur........ just chilling.
yea
imagine dinosaur scientists with glasses and telescopes looking right back at ya :D
Searching for dinosaurs and, instead of seeing them, we see another webb telescope aiming at us
Early, can’t wait to watch! who’s hyped! Perserverance was fast yesterday! Who watched the stream?
I'm the first like
@@ummmhi7463 thank uu
no u
Me!!!
I watched!
Ooo excited to know more about Mars .....🧐👩🚀🔭
Yes
You already know everything there is to know.
People in 2069: Hello there in earth, what's going on? Here on Mars it's very cold, but really cool
Cold? In the future I would call that warm because during that time earth would be hot as the desert.
Lol
@@TheHumanFixer123 that's right
People in 2069 *on Mars:* “Hello there people on earth, what's going on?”
Nice
Nice
Nice
It will be 2369, probably
People on Earth: “Still dealing with that covid nonsense, hbu?”
People on Mars: “Oh that sucks, and just...you know...not that.”
The answer is just “ MAYBE ” 🚀🚀🚀🚀........
t-shirt right there! "definitely maybe" so universally applicable ;-)
Interesting 🤔
Hi
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Who saw yesterday live when the rover landed
ok
Me
Me!!
No one on Earth. We all had to wait 11 minutes for the signals to reach here.
Meee ! Wasn't it exciting with the 9-minute loss-of.signal and then: "We are decelerating fast" ?
Forms in 2070 be like : name -
City -
Province-
Country-
Planet - .........
We appreciate you NASA! Thank you so much for Perseverance.
NASA asks **a** NASA Scientist: Is Mars Habitable?
wth
Great love form India 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳 for great job.💞💞💞
Oh I really love to learn about mars 🍁
@NASA, if Perseverance finds traces of life on Mars, what would you do and why?
In the movie 'The Martian" they grew plants using Martian soil without any indication of how they removed the perchlorates - this made the movie totally unbelievable.
The moral side of me says ‘it could be our second home for a couple million years’. The ‘everyone else could be a part of my imagination and I am alone in the universe’ side of me wants to see what would happen if we blew it up.
Hey it could be your planet
Somebody already blew it up.
Maybe you did it?
“Well maybe” is a good answer
rhanks a lot because I learn more and more...😎
I have a question
You guys sent perseverance to collect samples from Mars's Jezero Crater, it's a crater that means it was hit by the meteor so that means the sample would collect the particles of the Meteor and not mars
Bello bello cuanta emoción.❤👍
Yes
"definitely maybe" I love it
How fast did the Perseverance Mars Rover go, from Earth to Mars?
Next question please
When the manned mission: How fast will
"Oh most certainly, Devon Island is inhabitable but is restricted to NASA only". - NASA employee
Woah
The importance of these Mars missions is not having the worldwide impact that it ought to have. Somehow it's not coming across to everyone. The discoveries made so far is extremely critical to understanding how we came about and what led to the loss of atmosphere and life on the red planet. A mission to retrieve rock samples from perseverance should be put together as quick as possible. We need to confirm there was and maybe still is microbial life. This confirmation is the game changer that we are looking for . It needs to happen asap. Please.
Yo these videos got to be longer dude
When will the footage from Perseverance's landing be released? :)
Hopefully next week!
It’s already released
You could’ve just looked it up u know?
@@Leomax-hz6gh
Well, now it is, you genius.
My comment was from over 3 days ago.
Very nice information love USA NASA and Ell Bogat mam from Ahiyapur Muzaffarpur Bihar India
Great video 🌹 good sharing my friends ❤️ i like that 🌹 Nice to meet you ❤️
We'll send you a postcard.
You were such a great source of information for 4 1/2 minutes, you made me scream; out of frustration!!
Did you know Mars has an Asteroid Crater with a radius measuring one- thousand mile's and could swallow most of the Eastern seaboard; Did it dawn on you an Asteroid that size could have stripped away the atmosphere, killed all Martians, and NASA never even mentioned it.
I'm pulling your leg about everything, but the Asteroid. That's real. Your real too.
Sincerely
Tom
very nice amazing
It will be, if we make it so. I look forward to living there.
If there is a section of Mars made habitable in the next century, it will likely cost a huge amount of money to fly there and stay
@@Anonymous4045 I believe it.
Ell😍
Would be fun to fast forward to year 2100, to see what then happens on Mars and the Moon.
Very nice love USA NASA and Ell Bogat mam from Ahiyapur Muzaffarpur Bihar India
Is it possible each planet was once earth or one that will be? Does thar make sense?
Did they add a 360 camera to it?
it's almost the end 2023 now, let's see if we get to go onto mars by 2030
NASA asking NASA scientist on NASAs KRplus channel.
Seems informative
Wow
If the rover sees a building, will that blur that image?
convenient coming right after perseverance’s landing
Hellas planaria where temperature and surface pressure make a difference for liquids
Cool
NASA: Mars is maybe habitable
Me: ~gets on my astronaut suit!~
NASA is there any chance a full 720p length video of Curiosity’s 2 landing be released to the human public before the next full moon?
Let me go and check
❤️
Ill take that as a yes
100 percent yes.
When the Perseverance Rover was landing to mars, i was watching that exact historical moment on KRplus from Colombo Sri Lanka 🇱🇰 who else.?
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You are here searching for life in SriLanka lol
@@nikopilla5459 You are here searching for life in Argentina lol
So when are you guys going to show us the bubble cities?
Is it even in the habitable zone how different is the gravity
very fascinating, actually can't wait to see more videos about mars ;)
I always wondered what happened to Jacob the Bar Mitzvah Boy, and now I know.
Hi I like it
Hmm interesting
When we getting the high resolution picture from the rover
Most likely 2026.
Today they published some
mojaverepublic: OMG!!!
(*Brain explodes and goes to hospital)
The question that many are really interested in is Mars suitable for long term, self sustaining human colonization?
Yeah
Hi from Marz
I m looking for the "Adam" on Mars!
next rover landing on mars is on july 2026
I want to call it algbatia i know thats a bad name
because we don't have images of the Mars mission
Nasa, I saw the livestream, that is 3 days ago, and I wanted to ask you guys, do you would search for Spirit? I mean the rover, because we all want to see what happened
Boy: Do you love me?
Girl: "Definitely maybe"
What happens if mars orbited in earth orbit will life come back ?
# Mark Rober
The dislikes are from mars inhabitants.
Nah they're from the Soviets
When I become older I want to work at Nasa/become a scientist. I think space is SO fasinating! Hope I someday work there. :)
do good in school
@@brandon-tb6eu I currently am. Thank you for the advice. :)
May be...
It’s just moving back and forth from Mars to Earth is so slow, we have to wait so many years, so when could we have new fuels to speed the process up? it was said that America had contact with aliens on earth, why not consult them about this. really hope to see a new upgrade of technology in human society,it’s been long time since last one.
I really think we need transportation capability that is a lot more capable than what comes from exploding a bunch of fuel before we even try.
& yes the answer is yes definitely may be
Question: Is Mars habitable?
Answer: Is Mars habitable?
There will be lots of Mars bars to eat.!!!
Lets visit neptune next.
Yes! certain craters and canyons!
Interesting seeing images sent back from Perserverence.
However, a landscape without a blue sky, clouds, trees and vegetation and flowing waters, and no viable air to breathe is not worth considering as a future settlement for humanity.
We are Earthlings, we belong here, and it is our duty to keep it habitable for human life.
smart answer
I think we should in log term , if our spcies is to grow powerful and get control over the universe it needs to leave the planet and start colonizing other planets , systems and glaxies .
I wonder if aliens made a taco bell there?
Who knows and maybe they will avoid and try their best not to pictured or filmed by the ROVER after all they're called intelligent life. May be they'd manipulate the ROVERS and forces it to land on an inhabitable part as deserts on land and not allow ROVERS measure true quantity of oxygen presence of water and other required data ....
Were no strangers to love
someday
What if Mars was the old Earth that had its resources used up by past habitants
Maybe
We have to check if there is an OASIS there.
I see Mars as a blank canvas. We definitely have microorganisms that could survive extremely cold temperatures that we could introduce. However that's just my opinion.
I thought this was a Burger King ad in the beginning
।। NASA के सभी वैज्ञानिकों को बहुत बहुत धन्यवाद और मार्स पर perseverance रोवर की सफल लैंडिंग कराने के लिए सभी वैज्ञानिकों को बधाई हो ।। ।।रहने के लिए पानी जरूरी है ।।
what
@@David-in2xt its Hindi. The guy is congratulating NASA scientists for their success with Preserverance.
Wouldn't Deinococcus radiodurans be able to survive on Mars, just as they are?
Very nice nasa
On a Negative note, what if some of this life of Mars comes back with your sample return mission to earth and distroys our own planet as life on earth is not evolved to cope with any aliens.
Edit (as we are clueless against Covid with all our science, which is in a way not even alien) !!!
Any thoughts ??
Well, to my knowledge, there is extremely little to no water on the surface of Mars, and all organic life forms need water, as far as we know of. We aren’t looking for living organisms on Mars, we’re looking for past life millions or billions of years ago to see if life could have existed elsewhere
Well if there is life, then it will probably be only adapted for Mars; so it will probably die of because of the different environment hear on earth. :\
And also NORTHUP CARGO LAUNCH record that also pls
Why northup cargo,is it going to test runs in mars?
Please NASA, I want all these videos in Hindi Language Love from India🛸🛸
Watch isro videos. I don't think nasa will make a video in Hindi, considering its a US/Global corporation.