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- 게시일 2021. 02. 21.
- New video from NASA’s Mars 2020 Perseverance rover chronicles major milestones during the final minutes of its entry, descent and landing (EDL) on the Red Planet on Feb. 18 as the spacecraft plummeted, parachuted, and rocketed toward the surface of Mars.
From the moment of parachute inflation, the camera system covers the entirety of the descent process, showing some of the rover’s intense ride to Mars’ Jezero Crater. The footage from high-definition cameras aboard the spacecraft starts 7 miles (11 kilometers) above the surface, showing the supersonic deployment of the most massive parachute ever sent to another world and ends with the rover’s touchdown in the crater.
Producer Credit: Sonnet Apple
Music: "DMC 12"/Universal Production Music - 과학기술
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I hope that in the future all the mars rovers will be safely kept in a museum on mars.
Agreed
nah they should be left where they sit and have a glass dome put around them
Within a hundred years people will recover them, personalised guarantee
@@harrysoper7173 Much better solution. The dry and arid environment will help keep the rovers intact though.
They would be in cities named after them, like The City of Curiosity, The City of Perseverance, The City of Spirit, and The City of Opportunity. near The City of Perseverance there would be a town called Ingenuity named after the ingenuity helicopter.
We were here when history was written. Unbelievable.
history was video-taped. ;)
So we all are lucky.
Wdym? They have landed several rovers on Mars thus far
@@jacobkreifels7690 Yes, but this is the first of its kind video footage. Curiosity only had 3 fps video looking down at the ground from the bottom of the rover, this was next level with proper fps, multiple cameras with multiple angles. First time we see the rover being lowered down the skycrane, the skycrane itself and parachute deployment.
@@jacobkreifels7690 I think the greater meaning of this is that we get to witness rapid development in space travel over the decades
Skycrane is like, "Amazon prime package delivered, suicide burn initiated"
Skycrane: "How would you rate your delivery" (sends images). Me: five stars!
If it was the probe would probably have been taken to Venus instead, from my experience with Amazon.
congrats to NASA and to everyone who made this Mars landing a success! You are all geniuses! the clarity of the landing footage is unbelievable! thank you very much to you all!
The job of putting the lander on Mars was brilliant. The editing of this vid was lame. Jump-cut-jump-cut-jump-cut. They only did the right shot for about 4 seconds, that being the split screen of rover-up and skycrane-down.
@@puppetsock You have a better 3 minute one on their channel. That one is "live", no cuts
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This is gonna be the greatest decade for space fans
Yessir
Every decade is the greatest yet
Let's not forget Artemis
@@salithadon5781 and starship
@@theblinkingbrownie4654 I wouldn’t say the 2000s were better then the 60s or 70s or even the 80s
2 dislikers are Martians who got woken up by the landing
Now 6, some of them slept through it.
I have a feeling someone is gonna speak Martian here.
Soon there will be a whole colony of them
Who is martians
@@friedtoaster4059 ⊑⟒⌰⌰ ⊬⟒⏃⊑ ⊬⍜⎍ ⍙⍜☍⟒ ⎍⌇ ⎍⌿!
It's great seeing those too young to have been around during the Apollo missions experience the same sense of excitement and awe as we did back then. Even though Man landing on the Moon was a much more amazing thing to have witnessed, Perseverance's landing is definitely up there in the pantheon of Man's greatest achievements. And you lucky younger folks will see something us old timers most likely won't, Man landing on Mars, so remember us when you do!
phenomenal landing of Perseverance rover and NASA Team!! 💗💗
Verified with only one like? I must be dreaming.
Российская водка на марсе🙉🙈🙉
Tango Delta would be an awesome name for a documentary of this.
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@@ivegottatightanus8589 😑🐒🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦Украина на марс😑😑
Just another amazing achievement for humanity! What a time to be alive! I hope I live to see humans set foot on Mars
Age of science shall prevail.
The Viking landers did this in the 70's....
@@ecognitio9605 it really isnt however I agree with the sentiment we should have boots on mars and bases on the moon by now.
@@ecognitio9605 That's true. Sadly though we haven't got footage of the Viking landing, at least to my knowledge.
We were feeling the same excitement back in the sixties with the Apollo program; even more so I think as it was such a huge leap from what had ever been done before. Nobody had laptops and cell phones back to them; even TV was relatively new and we all had these black dial phones.
NASA is hands down the most GLORIOUS government agency! Praise be!
Yes Jesus you right
Thank you Jesus very cool
What's up Jesus?🙂
OH JEZUZ!
I thought you were dead
Still come back every now and then to watch brilliance! Never gets old.
This is way more exciting than any sci-fi movie.
The folks at NASA seem like such nerdy, wholesome people. Wish I had the math skills to be one of them.
It was cute to see them jumping up and down when the touchdown was announced! 😆
Skillshares got you covered! :D
I'd be happy to just sweep the floors there😂
i dont like the math that they teach at schoolso i teach myself whats gonna be useful in the future
I don't like math but i really want some skill of math
One of those moments which makes life worth living
Wishing you lots more moments!!
Space maybe the final frontier but its made in a hollywood basement
@@JJr6445 ???
Also with the fact that this was fully autonomous is mind blowing.
I've seen this film hundreds of times, and I always get emotional and cry for the realization of science and NASA.
I only wish that Carl Sagan had lived to see this.
Agreed, he would have marveled at the innovation and the potential for discoveries.
Ah! I feel pity for him.. and for the many more who won't be able to witness the next centuries. I guess it's important to make most of your time. He did so..
@@TheNikhilmishras will you be able to witness the next century?? !!!! 😂
Carl Sagan changed my life ❤️
@@rsmania01 Me too!
What a time to be alive. I am completely obsessed with this adventure!
Me too - it's just too mind-blowing and exciting to miss. I'm gonna be cheering like a nutter when SpaceX finally sticks their Starship landing.
Incredible NASA 🙏
Everytime I watch videos from NASA and Space X I'm reminded we are now in the future, and I'm humbled by it all.
It took a while for me to realize that this is ACTUAL FOOTAGE of what happened there hundreds of millions of kilometers away! Breathtaking, that’s just some unbelievable engineering involved.
Do you realise how much power is required to send radio 300 million miles..
Idiot.
@@UNcommonSenseAUS Not a lot. Your comment was pointless.
@@UNcommonSenseAUS Same amount as it takes to send 300 inches. Just takes longer to reach the target.
@@UNcommonSenseAUS ???
@@andrewkoenig7142 you are a fool.
One of the best things i ever seen on youtube, and maybe the most real sci-fi moments ever recorded, a landing on a other planet.
This and the parallel landing of Space X's reuseable rockets 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
That is one of the most wild videos Ive ever seen. Its everything I wanted back in 2012 when Curiosity landed, just to see that skycrane in action. Thank you NASA not only for delivering another beautiful gigantic science lab to Mars, but for recording one of the most incredible videos of space exploration ever taken while youre doing it.
Flat earthers: It lOoKs LiKe iTS fRoM ArIzONa
Uh more like Devon Island, Canada 🙄🤣
Choupa i mean it does, but that doesnt mean anything, mars is basically a desert similar to nevada and utah
Nah - Devon Island. Last rover returned a photograph of a lemming.
@@angelicaaupouri9458 yes devon island and its famous gray skies with no clouds
@@gui-texzan7477 Greenland, Antarctica, now Devon Island? Jeez...you kooks really need to get your stories straight.
The 'Sky Crane' invention is the greatest thing I've ever seen. What an amazing, genius piece of design and engineering~!!!
this reaction will likely be short-lived considering the huge advancements we are seeing with the commercialization of spaceflight. But, that's a good thing :)
@@nitishchennoju5427 yep, space, medical advancements, AI and so much are rapidly progressing even under covid-19, hopefully more people get interested in them instead of the politics nowadays
I still laugh at opportunity and spirit's landing...the airbag bouncing off was hilarious.
@@velociraptor3097 typical of JPL. Thinking up the craziest landing scenario and still making it work.
The camera is so detailed!
We're not on the 1960s anymore.
@@mikethespike056 I know it’s just the fact that it is from Mars! 😁
This is one of the only things that gives me hope for humanity. I'm so proud of NASA and all of of great employees of NASA.
perserverance took social distancing to a whole new level
Its amazing that we got to live to see all this.
yeah
Not really, it pales in comparison to when the WHOLE WORLD watched man walk on the moon, and that was over 50 years ago.
What have we done in those 50 years......not a lot.
When people FINALLY walk on mars, then I'll be impressed.
All of this is just VERY slow progress.
@@DanRC69 I mean, don't forget all the research missions that leads up to these moments. Unfortunately, I'm too young to know how the moon walks felt, but I'd still think that we are living in a great time (excluding covid and social injustice). If the crummy footage of man walking on the moon was cool, how about two rocket boosters simultaneously landing after having launched a car in space. And now footage from a place 7 light minutes away. Things will keep getting better. If you want pure entertainment, unfortunately, you'll have to stick to Hollywood.
@@nitishchennoju5427 11 light minutes away from Mars
@@leeli3852 right, thanks
This is history right here, this is just the start of your journey, Perseverance. I know you will discover a lot, and someday, we will see again. CONGRATS NASA!
The U.S. has landed rovers on Mars before
This is more like the middle of the journey.
All these people here acting like this it the first time this has happened. Are you just totally clueless?
This is stunning, inspirational and a historic moment..!! Kudos to NASA..
You are the Pride of Humanity! Congrats to NASA and to all people who made this Mars landing a success!
This is breathtaking. Unbelievable. Thanks for this amazing achievement.
I've watched this on the toilet countless times already!
Yuuuuge dumps...
Doing the same as I type 😁
Someone will drop a deuce on Mars one day
Dropping the Kids off at the pool for 3rd time today.
I feel like being called out 😂
I love the crew's reaction. It's like their favorite team just hit the winning shot right before the buzzer.
Now we kinda know what people from 60s felt. Unbelievable!
Can’t wait for the James Webb launch.
Yes me too...😄
Me too. I am very interested in space so I like to see real exoplanets and stars
I am happy that I was born during this time.
@Cant Believe True, There are cons to everything.
Great job NASA. I wish you continued success. Thanks for the pictures. Greetings from Turkey
Biz de 2028 de aya çıkacağız.
@@zabuzamomochi4536 Daha araba üretemiyoruz, ama hadi inşallah diyelim, aya çıkmak kolay değil.
Idk why I get so emotional over these rovers but I'm so proud
I tingle with sheer excitement every time I watch this. In a time of being apart, a time of loss, let this marvel bring us close together. God bless all xx
@@jesse-dp3fe Im sure there will be many many more events that are truly incredible
being able to see a video of another planet is something otherworldly. It gives me chills every time I watch this
You said it airbud...ANOTHER PLANET, a frickin’ mazing.
Otherworldly is technically correct since it is on Mars lol
That parachute deployed near Mach 3, seconds later it's wheels down on the surface of Mars. That's insane.
What’s more amazing to think is the fact that the first rovers were dropped in what was basically a massive inflatable bouncy pyramid made of vectran
@@polarisukyc1204 and on the first bounces it went higher than the empire state building !!!
We hope that our future generations will see this rover in the museum of Mars.
They will 😊
They'll have to dust her off a few times, and make sure the instruments and cameras work for demos.
World 🌎 of peace
I still can’t believe, we actually live in times where we are flinging things to other planets with so much accuracy that they land perfectly millions of kilometres away. 🤩
I just saw in another video
"I want to be an astronaut"
MATH: Not gonna happen.
Math is easy.
@@zabuzamomochi4536 Not for some people
Use Khan Academy, it'll greatly improve your math skills
@@amritsingh4251 the hardship is in their head.
@@zabuzamomochi4536 Not for everyone, i have dyscalculia which makes learning math extremely difficult for me.
CONGRATS to the WHOLE team that helped this be possible,,,,,, simply incredible. Thank you for sharing
NASA 🚀 We are proud of you, this is an amazing achievement for humanity! What a time to be alive!
I am very happy . NASA will makes history on Mars.
It’s crazy how far these projects have grown since 97’. This is absolutely phenomenal!
An amazing achievement! And to be able to watch a video of the landing is so cool!! Congratulations to all!
Congratulations to NASA for making humanity proud, yet again.
I could keep watching this all day
It is the most impressive thing I have ever seen. When you see footage like this you realise anything is possible.
This is absolutely amazing, our goal as mankind should be to explore these places, to learn about the cosmos.
the wonder of human technology at it's best ...congratulations NASA!...greetings from the 🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭
"Touch down confirmed...
After listening that my heart got blown out..
And my body got filled with goose bumps..
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This is seriously incredible, for some reason I didn't expect it to be such high quality footage, wow!!
Now THAT is incredible. Great job!!!
Thank you, NASA! You are the most inspiring group of people!
Kudos for a well deserved and most auspicious start on the most ambitious and complex exploration mission ever attempted in mankind's history.
Godspeed to the NASA teams in charge of the design and the operation of the Perseverance and Ingenuity vehicles.
Simply Amazing!
That's MENTAL! Seeing the video solidifies just how cool the landing sequence is.
Love the synthwave tune. I hope the future is a Synthwave, neon filled setting
So glad this happens in my lifetime!
dear dad....we landed on mars and i miss you.
:( sorry for your lost
@9yrs , My dad sat me in front of the b&w to watch the lunar landing in '69 . Have photos of the tv screen and newspaper . Always appreciate him getting me hooked-on-space .
He is still here to witness this milestone . Love you Dad .
I have loved every post on this thread but this one really hit home. Lost my dad on New Years Eve, dumpster fire 2020. Thank you for this - gave me a teary smile :)
@@cankzilla ❤️
The fact that it goes through all the stages without any human input is amazing.
Machine learning is truly incredible and we aren't even progressing as fast as we could yet
To put this in perspective, this video is infinitely clearer than the videos brought back to earth from the moon 50 years ago. Space technology is sweet!
For all 79 pyrotechnic charges to happen perfectly during all stages is amazing. Kudos to the whole team. 💪
Alex Jones: (in devil's voice)where are the cameras.
NASA: 🥂Let's do exactly that
You can't hear his voice. The politicians you support has the despotic powers of censorship . Next will be gulags. well played sir, your hate and support for evil will thankfully also come home to roost with you. As if you cannot also break the myriad of rules and laws being created today.
@@TheBelrick Why do MAGAts never make any sense?
@@drewmiller770 because republicans nor democrats have ever made any sense.
@@drewmiller770 not a maga guy and don't support Alex Jones either, but free speech should never be suppressed. Even if it is all non sense.
@@TheBelrick Weak bait
Congrats
This is some of the most fascinating footage I have ever seen from the red planet. The future holds a lot of stunning captures so lets keep our heads up high.
NASA we are infinite . There is no limits on sky . You are the inspiration of the next space explorer like me
Jawbreaking, mind boggling, astonishing, emotional..
This is so cool, thx for showing o7
I still felt surreal seeing this. I can't believe in my lifetime i am able to see a video of mars this clear. Great job!
You guys at NASA never cease to amaze me. You are one of the reasons why I am so fascinated with distant worlds. Thank you for blowing my mind since I was a little boy.
This is incredible
This is astonishing
Amazing work. Congratulations to everyone who worked towards this moment. thank you for getting humanity more knowledge for mars/the universe.
This is so incredible. To know how far away the footage is coming from. These guys & ladies worked so hard I’m so proud of them.
Rad, all the prep, programming, engineering that went into this crucial moment paid off for successful landing.
This is insane, I love engineering stuffs 😎 Greetings from Turkey😁
Thankyou nasa.. never dreamt of such a scene 😊
@@jesse-dp3fe ya. Wish to have them more frequently
Amazing.
I hope there will be more videos in the future.
"Tango Delta..."
"Ta-Daaa!" 🤗
legit, who would dislike such a *significant* event in human history, this footage right here took millions of work hours of scientists putting their blood, sweat and tears into this rover... and it payed off!!
The people who dislike are the nuts who think the space landing was faked and this rover never landed because Mars doesn’t exist.
@@rat7464 I dislike it because is a waste of money and resources.
Amazing video footage of the Mars landing, congrats to all the Nasa crew on an brilliant operation.
Congratulaion to all NASA teams!!! Great job guys!!! AWESOME!
Just awesome!
That parachute was packed with the density of oak and fired from a mortar.....just wow
Made in the UK, like me mate. Proud to be British!
@@robflynn509
South Yorkshire 👍
What a time to be alive : )
This gives me goosebumps!
Everytime I look up into the nightsky and see Mars shining afar, I think that in this second there actually are rovers moving there around...that far away... Just awesome! 🤩
Mars is a star. Not a planet
Earth isn't even a planet. Its a dimensional space
Your eyes and the souls you follow deceive you
@@violetflame6596 wtf
@@t-6183 No thanks
I don't know why but I felt sad seeing the heat shield fall and skycrane fly away. They did their job well.
For some reason everyone, even NASA, have anthrapomorsisized every rover on Mars
A absolutely phenomenal and spectacular job. Bravo to the team.
NASA is giving our nation exactly what it needs right now. Many thanks.
You all are making history here...incredible!
that’s so cool!
Well done on first comment but traditionally you should said first
@@mackiwawa saying first is cringe, even when you are first
@@mackiwawa lol
@@_rileyweaver_637 true
@@_rileyweaver_637 true
You make this look easy! Congratulations! All that hard work really pays off.
Worked like a charm. 7 minutes of terror followed by glorious video of technical triumph!