Perseverance Mars Rover Pre-Launch News Conference

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  • 게시일 2020. 07. 26.
  • Learn more about the planned July 30 launch of our Mars 2020 rover from Cape Canaveral aboard an Atlas V 541 rocket, featuring:
    - Jim Bridenstine, NASA Administrator
    - Thomas Zurbuchen, NASA Associate Administrator
    - Omar Baez, Launch Director, NASA Launch Services Program
    - Matt Wallace, Mars 2020 Deputy Project Manager, NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory
    - Tory Bruno, President and CEO, United Launch Alliance
    - Jessica Williams, 45th Space Force Weather Officer
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댓글 • 231

  • @tonybaca
    @tonybaca 3 년 전 +33

    Thanks to all the scientists, engineers, and workers that have made this possible!!!

    • @elimitadordecanserbero964
      @elimitadordecanserbero964 3 년 전

      OTRO GRAN PASO PARA EL HOMBRE Y UN SALTO HACIA LO DESCONOCIDO, EN BUSCA DE SER UNA RAZA INTERPLANETARIA ⚛️

  • @spiritmoonintuitive
    @spiritmoonintuitive 3 년 전 +7

    How very exciting for everyone that's involved in this project. I'm a proud Texan and waiting anxiously for launch day, July 30, 2020! Go NASA, GO PERSEVERANCE, GO INGENUITY!!

    • @RayStraiter
      @RayStraiter 3 년 전

      Thanks to Donald J Trump, for without his vision and genius (SPACE FORCE!) we would never have conceived of this or any other mission to Mars (named for another god of war!) the best planet of all. Much better than the moon or pluto!

  • @omprakashgupta9610

    I am 67 years of age and watching this Mars rover historical launching . Very happy to attend this recent activities of NASA . Thanks .

  • @sherrywebber4013
    @sherrywebber4013 3 년 전 +6

    I remember watching all the Apollo rockets taking off. Now we get to see Mars up close!! In the 60's Martians were a fascination of earth invasion, now we can see the planet! It's amazing how fast technology has advanced! 🤔🤔This is cool stuff. We've even spied on Pluto!! Who would have thought it??? NASA that's who ... their amazing team!! Thank you everyone at NASA for keeping your audience informed!!😃😃

    • @plupkination
      @plupkination 3 년 전 +2

      I still can't believe we have seen Pluto up close.. Amazing times we are living in with regards to space flight!

  • @smashinbedrock4903
    @smashinbedrock4903 3 년 전 +66

    I remember being 11 years old watching videos about the launching of the curiosity rover, now I'm 19 and watching this 😳

    • @1234sbc
      @1234sbc 3 년 전 +5

      I remember NASA Pathfinder Mars mission in 1997, I've passed secondary exam. then. It was huge mission @dat time & back in that time in India, it was all over da newspaper!

    • @kheangnguon8797
      @kheangnguon8797 3 년 전 +4

      I don't remember all those cuz I haven't born yet. TwT

    • @artemisrosewood
      @artemisrosewood 3 년 전 +2

      @@kheangnguon8797 same :"

    • @glenngoodrich5244
      @glenngoodrich5244 3 년 전 +3

      I remember when Viking 1 and 2 landed when i was 9 years old! Been hooked ever since!

    • @chirathdidulanga2860
      @chirathdidulanga2860 3 년 전 +3

      i did't have internet .i read from a news paper ... how the times change

  • @gloriawilliams5415
    @gloriawilliams5415 3 년 전 +9

    I can hardly contain my excitement of the up and coming launch.

  • @Justin_Martin
    @Justin_Martin 3 년 전 +4

    NASA Perseverance Mars Rover is awesome 🇺🇸👑💕 I am very excited for perseverance rover launch 30,July.2020

  • @pictobloxer5412
    @pictobloxer5412 3 년 전 +27

    26:15 Yes this is the last time we'll see Perseverance with our own eyes till human missions to mars

    • @jilllangelaar1457
      @jilllangelaar1457 3 년 전 +1

      Are they not gonna send another vehicle to collect The samples first? You never know What is in those samples?

    • @Paddyllfixit
      @Paddyllfixit 3 년 전

      Jill Langelaar, I dunno. NASA weren't all that interested in Gilbert Levin's samples.

    • @imnotgoodatnameingthings9543
    • @nadimali4417
      @nadimali4417 3 년 전 +1

      Good luck and we hope to see human's there soon! God bless all the teams 💪

    • @HappyfoxBiz
      @HappyfoxBiz 3 년 전

      @@nadimali4417 may Saudi Arabia beat Team America, or maybe the Chinese... would be justice

  • @thomasjwynn
    @thomasjwynn 3 년 전

    Tory Bruno is absolutely fantastic. He is so knowledgable. You can't buy that kind of knowledge anywhere, it only comes with experience. But most importantly of all, this knowledge comes from having a passion for your job, which Tory 100% has. What an absolute ledgened!!!!!!!!!! (His mustache is very cool too, shame that he has had to trim it).

  • @ricardiagnostics
    @ricardiagnostics 3 년 전 +3

    Man thanks for everything you all been doing

  • @mangalatelgote310
    @mangalatelgote310 3 년 전

    I’m very currrrious to witness the lading of perseverance rover on mars. I’m much much excited to watch that video and photos of perseverance. I’m counting days until February 2020🙏🙏

  • @oldmech619
    @oldmech619 3 년 전 +2

    I think it should be 2020 until it gets there. If it lives, then it becomes Perseverance

  • @DLA_BS
    @DLA_BS 3 년 전 +11

    Congratulations this is a small step for a robot but a big step for the humanity

  • @isaura4720
    @isaura4720 3 년 전 +2

    This is amazing, been looking forward to this. The design and science behind this rover is just mind blowing and fascinating. Great job NASA, again! 💙🇺🇸

  • @johnzoidburg5869
    @johnzoidburg5869 3 년 전 +5

    I can proudly say I built parts that are on that Rover

  • @zapfanzapfan
    @zapfanzapfan 3 년 전 +3

    In 2012 it seemed sooo distant, and now we are here. Hope it's not 8 years until the next mission.

  • @phlanjo
    @phlanjo 3 년 전 +7

    YOU'VE GOT 5 SECONDS, YOU'RE GONNA BE INTRODUCING THE EVENT! GO!

  • @QaisarSarwar
    @QaisarSarwar 3 년 전 +1

    Go Perseverance

  • @abdulkader8724
    @abdulkader8724 3 년 전 +1

    Thanks to all of the scientists, engineer, astrology warker have made this possible!

  • @imxn1000
    @imxn1000 3 년 전 +2

    This is incredible I've alwaysss been interested in astronomy and different planets like mars etc. So cool

  • @MrBorceivanovski
    @MrBorceivanovski 3 년 전

    The greatest space mission so far in recorded human history **********

  • @kiratiparuhang1779
    @kiratiparuhang1779 3 년 전 +1

    Congratulations NASA.... thank you so much NASA .... 🙏🙏😍🥰👏👏👏👏👏

  • @petriruotsalainen6861

    Congratulations NASA and thanks for exciting evening viewed in Finland. Good luck, let's hope that everything works as planned or even better.

  • @mungbean60
    @mungbean60 3 년 전

    NASA, your team and leadership are beacon of hope in a country that's falling apart.

  • @Paddyllfixit
    @Paddyllfixit 3 년 전

    @4:11, Perseverance, and Moxie. Moxie, meaning strength, courage, determination. Very good.

  • @Kidlat28aventure
    @Kidlat28aventure 3 년 전 +13

    THIS IS AMAZING!!!

  • @Barsabus
    @Barsabus 3 년 전 +2

    That American flag planted into the surface of Mars by a human will actually move in the wind! Let's go!

  • @Midnight20
    @Midnight20 3 년 전 +24

    Ima be an astrobiologist one day😌

    • @Gdhaym8
      @Gdhaym8 3 년 전

      Astrobiology is so cool! Good luck!
      What made you want to be an astrobiologist?

    • @ksr3535
      @ksr3535 3 년 전 +1

      Not 0w0 well, if he had edited...then there should be (edited) mark...so I guess he didn’t

    • @xxnikkixx
      @xxnikkixx 3 년 전

      Me too

  • @xRa01
    @xRa01 3 년 전 +5

    The only government agency following the government social distancing advice, Is the one with the brightest minds.

    • @rachaellee2629
      @rachaellee2629 3 년 전

      CANNOT UNDER ESTIMATE ANY BUG LABELED G.O.F. SO MANY WILL REGRET IT (SURVIVORS) I PRAY FOR US ALL AND SCIENCE KEEPS MY MIND BUSY TRYING TO ACHIVE A HIGHER FREQUENCY.

  • @MonteiroM
    @MonteiroM 3 년 전

    Can't wait.

  • @thebeatstours4449
    @thebeatstours4449 3 년 전 +23

    Graphic shows landing February 18th 2020, should be 2021✌

  • @IgorCyclist
    @IgorCyclist 3 년 전

    Hi there, why there is so little Content from Mars? Pictures, Video with audio. Where ist the content? :))
    This mission ist absolutely fantastic! More pics please. And a short video? Thanks :)

  • @thomasjwynn
    @thomasjwynn 3 년 전

    One of my favourite quotes 28:23 "This rocket is going to leap of the pad with this relatively tiny payload, so do not blink when they say ignition".

  • @benoitlaferriere5420

    Cannot wait 😊

  • @luzbarret
    @luzbarret 3 년 전

    Maravilloso acontecimiento sentí una alegría inmensa gracias Nada y así maravilloso equipo por hacer participe a la humanidad de tan extraordinario acontecimiento

  • @OMGWTFBBQLMAOLOL
    @OMGWTFBBQLMAOLOL 3 년 전

    браво НАСА, много добре се справяте. Дано всичко мине добре.

  • @FeelOfWartune
    @FeelOfWartune 3 년 전

    Future milestone in the past! Great Scott!

  • @rosamelo2024
    @rosamelo2024 3 년 전

    Amazing

  • @Paddyllfixit
    @Paddyllfixit 3 년 전

    Oh Leo. You had the stage man. Why not ask a mission-related question. Anyway...
    Nothing like riding shotgun. Thank you all at NASA and all the very best from Éire.

  • @kaayfpv
    @kaayfpv 3 년 전 +4

    Great mission! My name is on the Chip! 🥰

    • @meg7088
      @meg7088 3 년 전

      Mine to 🤗 👍🏼

  • @ShutUpandRideMTB
    @ShutUpandRideMTB 3 년 전 +1

    love that guy....dats whut its about!

  • @shakilamadushan4894
    @shakilamadushan4894 3 년 전 +1

    Awesome

  • @attilaaszalos9714
    @attilaaszalos9714 3 년 전

    You need to fix the slide with the planing data becouse the landing date indi Yates 202p insted of 2021 for the year of landing on planet.

  • @kathy5486
    @kathy5486 3 년 전

    WOW Awesome👍

  • @sauloperez6516
    @sauloperez6516 3 년 전 +1

    NASA FANTASTIC 👏👍👍🚀🇺🇸@NASA

  • @ansarnevrekar4808
    @ansarnevrekar4808 3 년 전

    Good luck nasa safe journey perseverance and ingenuity

  • @icare7151
    @icare7151 3 년 전

    My late father, PhD organic and inorganic Chemist, stated based on the initial preheat data on Vikings, life is on Mars.

  • @shihanembuldeniya2791

    Congratulations to all scientists , engineers and other workers .
    That you have made this possible

  • @aerojetrocketdyners-2538

    Tory has a nice stache, 10/10

  • @makeupymuchomas4411

    y love this video

  • @teannpp1
    @teannpp1 3 년 전 +2

    The last political question matter...its gonna be long way from home for Perseverance

  • @InfamoussDBZ
    @InfamoussDBZ 3 년 전 +1

    needs updated audio

  • @galatei11
    @galatei11 3 년 전

    Great conference, but you really need to fix the mics, they are too directional.

  • @CathDad4
    @CathDad4 3 년 전 +1

    Whoever wins the presidential election in 2020 Bridenstein should be kept as NASA Administrator.

  • @CookingWithCows
    @CookingWithCows 3 년 전

    Yeet it!

  • @omprakashgupta9610

    Thanks to all NASA Scientists to make possible this historical events .

  • @lunarwanderer
    @lunarwanderer 3 년 전 +2

    "Для Вселенной мы маленькие но с большими открытиями. " For NASA💖 p.s. Moonstranger

  • @milanms7
    @milanms7 3 년 전

    15:10 how can they mess up the date!

  • @selvavinayagamkanagavel9858

    It's Feb 2021 Mr @ board

  • @alias3925
    @alias3925 3 년 전

    When dust storm will come on Mars, flying blade bearing will have a chance to get damaged, and also it's blade may get stuck due to Strom wind. Then what we will have to do to protect this flying object at that time? I thing there should be a plan to protect this at that condition by itself.
    1. Rover comes over the kit and protect this as birds covers their eggs
    2. There should be a brass on rovers solar panel for removing dust time to time because it is very essential .
    3. For multiple use and combat other hazardous on Mars climate , copter should be reattached beneath the rover, in between the wheels of Rover, so that heavy wind flow can't damage it's blade and bearing.

  • @MRcaterpus
    @MRcaterpus 3 년 전

    Not so psyched on the microphone on Percy after watching this. Feedback?!

  • @pashtolatestsongs189
    @pashtolatestsongs189 3 년 전 +3

    i am from future 2078 yet living in Awado a beautiful country in Mars .i am really happy here What about you Guys ?

  • @KaifamGaming
    @KaifamGaming 3 년 전

    Nice.

  • @user-vg5ce3cq8i
    @user-vg5ce3cq8i 3 년 전

    الله يحفظ الكون وكوكب الارض من شركم يارب

  • @GAWARZMBASRY
    @GAWARZMBASRY 3 년 전

    Maybe not all had plants \how the core of Mars look like \ has it sustain mountains ?

  • @Paddyllfixit
    @Paddyllfixit 3 년 전 +2

    @21:11, Rod of Asclepius, Greek god of medicine.

  • @mgunner69
    @mgunner69 3 년 전

    Glad they're not recording the audio on Mars

  • @jithinmbr7636
    @jithinmbr7636 3 년 전 +1

    Eagarly Waitting for the nxt level of human race

  • @basilioantoniopiavka2685

    Señores 👍X favor podrían X lo menos la tradición escrita a ser la en castellano ( español) X que somos millones que estamos interesados pero no entendemos el inglés. Y sobretodo X los chicos . X lo que ustedes cuentan y ver todo esto , les sirven como inspiración para que puedan estudiar y yogur a ese futuro que nos están mostrándome, l o cual para ustedes es un presente.gracias

  • @ferdinandobarros2897

    Great

  • @makeupymuchomas4411

    wow

  • @Gdhaym8
    @Gdhaym8 3 년 전

    Omg, I still cannot believe one day soon people, humans... Will be going to Mars.
    MARS.
    - I think it is so cool, like... Mars!
    Cool to think people will be venturing there!

    • @jamese9283
      @jamese9283 3 년 전

      It will likely take longer than they say, so don't be too anxious.

  • @tvcghost2300
    @tvcghost2300 3 년 전

    I fell asleep and ended up here

  • @chrisnorman1183
    @chrisnorman1183 3 년 전

    @14:06 is the future feb 18th 2020 meant to be 2021**

  • @escrituraglobal8058
    @escrituraglobal8058 3 년 전 +1

    SALUDOS DE ESCRITURA GLOBAL..

  • @tbalanowski
    @tbalanowski 3 년 전

    Morse code on the sun rays? Cool!

  • @United_States754
    @United_States754 3 년 전

    It has a Oiran

  • @VulcanOnWheels
    @VulcanOnWheels 3 년 전

    11:49 German? I understand German, so I can confidently say that was Swiss.
    I'm sorry this video is plagued with significant variations in volume.

  • @levywrite2611
    @levywrite2611 3 년 전 +1

    Go AMERICA!!👍👍

  • @user-su1tt3oe5b
    @user-su1tt3oe5b 3 년 전 +1

    استغفرالله العظيم و اتوب اليه ♥️

  • @nikoyang6850
    @nikoyang6850 3 년 전 +1

    👍👍

  • @michaelcaro2118
    @michaelcaro2118 3 년 전 +1

    NASA will you be checking the radiation for people to land on mars, will the space suits be protected and see if it is really real water that is drinkable thank-you

  • @OBb74
    @OBb74 3 년 전

    Wow😶

  • @IMJUSTT
    @IMJUSTT 3 년 전 +2

    Mars

  • @Manrock0
    @Manrock0 3 년 전

    when they are going to make a documentary explaining the technology used, manufacturing, testing, development, and giving credit to all the people who work and who are in most languages. NASA talks and talks and keeps talking.

  • @100SteveB
    @100SteveB 3 년 전 +1

    Good luck and God speed!

  • @soul_luv3710
    @soul_luv3710 3 년 전

    Greenland is quite nice

  • @jamesbuchanan2560
    @jamesbuchanan2560 3 년 전 +1

    * will any of the cameras be on during the journey to mars?
    * will any cameras or even audio be accessible online in a stream?
    * if no on all, can you have someone put together some in flight footage for us?

    • @jamese9283
      @jamese9283 3 년 전 +2

      Data can't be streamed that far out in space. Transfer rates are too slow.

    • @jamesbuchanan2560
      @jamesbuchanan2560 3 년 전

      @@jamese9283 lost data completely then? No chance to retrieve?

    • @jamese9283
      @jamese9283 3 년 전 +2

      @@jamesbuchanan2560 No, the data is recorded onboard the spacecraft and then sent back slowly over days or months as a complete file. Live video/audio is basically impossible at this time from space if the craft is halfway to Mars or farther. The data transfer rate has to be slowed down to save power and prevent errors over the vast distances. All of our deep space probes record data-heavy files like hi-res images or simulated video onboard the spacecraft, and then the large file is sent to Earth slowly over time. Small packets of information like telemetry can be sent live, but of course there is always a delay due to light travel time.

    • @jamesbuchanan2560
      @jamesbuchanan2560 3 년 전

      @@jamese9283 Thank you so much. I really appreciate your time.

  • @Kanyewestenjoyer911

    Is it just me or the sound is weird

  • @laughitup4576
    @laughitup4576 3 년 전

    What does the snake represent????

  • @davidbrawn2828
    @davidbrawn2828 3 년 전

    If it shows life never existed on Mars it would mean that there's more than likely no life anywhere in the the solar system but earth. Simply because other places in the solar system are a lot more hostel than Mars.

  • @remkawaii7272
    @remkawaii7272 3 년 전 +1

    Nuxx

  • @United_States754
    @United_States754 3 년 전

    Hey Nasia I made a rocket and his name is Dragon

  • @chadwickhjones
    @chadwickhjones 3 년 전

    Humans came from Mars.

  • @Jackson-rc3fo
    @Jackson-rc3fo 3 년 전

    NASA pleas work on europa the moon of Jupiter, or try titan

  • @sebas2571
    @sebas2571 3 년 전

    I' m confused by what present they are living in, or when present they are living in?

  • @cheety1233
    @cheety1233 3 년 전

    I swear it will take almost 2 yrs for the rover to go to Mars

    • @cheety1233
      @cheety1233 3 년 전

      Man said 2026 it will come back Jesus am already 20 by that time

    • @jamese9283
      @jamese9283 3 년 전

      @@cheety1233 Perseverance will land next February. 2026 is when the additional sample return spacecraft should be launching.

    • @wandering_prince
      @wandering_prince 3 년 전

      Gaming and Memes me 24 gesus

    • @wandering_prince
      @wandering_prince 3 년 전

      James E wow, I will be in my 30s then, OMG

    • @stevedefeatssheep4728
      @stevedefeatssheep4728 3 년 전

      @@wandering_prince it's fakr

  • @rodrigoolliver8368

    Me leva pra Marte.

  • @bobtwista
    @bobtwista 3 년 전 +1

    I remember when i believed yall cld get thru the glass ceiling lol.... But how do satellites made of aluminum survive 3000 degree temps? Hint: they dont

  • @CarlosVasquez-rj2se
    @CarlosVasquez-rj2se 3 년 전 +4

    Always proud of you NASA achievements and successes. Let's beat the Chinese on being the first ones to send humans to Mars.

    • @trespire
      @trespire 3 년 전 +2

      @Carlos Vasquez For that to happen two thing need to occur 1) Congress need to stop defunding NASA programs 2) NASA needs to focus on hiring not only competent engineers, but attract the best and brightest.

    • @wandering_prince
      @wandering_prince 3 년 전

      A Chinese is watching here😂😂😂