Panorama of Mars from Perseverance Rover

Oh god don't say that you'll start the flat earth brigade off!

so alien but also so familiar. this place is just begging to be explored what are we waiting for lads off we go

Hey Andrea, you've seen any desert or mountain range that looks so much like Mars surface that it looks normal? Would you have a KRplus link?

It's not another planet; It's Greenland on Flat Earth.

@@Endeva09
The Earth is Flat.
True story.

Underrated comment.

Assuming KRplus will still be the same in the future when there are people living on Mars. Which it most likely won't.

no way

@@MissVictoriaFord yeah, future KRplus will somehow deem this inappropriate and it'll be taken down 😔

Lets be honest, youtube will be dead by then...

On Earth yes

Mars hasn't improved much though... still barren!

I know right. How about the video of it landing can't get enough of that.

Good one

@@memonavaramirez6261 yayyyy

Like That!

@Maryo_Nicle7 Lol

Very funny that is not Mars, its look like a place I know in the Moroccan desert.

im going to tell my kids about persceverance like you probably do with apollo

@@rehkloo6 Yes, you're right! Hoping to leave them a better world, before moving to new ones 😉

My mom was 4 months pregnant with me when we landed on the Moon.

What's more amazing to me is how far we HAVEN'T gone. We haven't been to the Moon again since the early 70s and never set a human foot on another planet. The probes have gotten more advanced though, and that is an achievement, but we could have had so much more. We were promised living in space and all we got was 140 characters and now we have lockdowns and a lack of suffrage if you don't live in a city with over a million people.

Another amazing fact: It took mankind thousands of years to learn how to fly. But it only took another 66 years to land on the moon.

Its fakw

@The Shadow Please do yourself a favour and read a physics book. Stop embarrassing yourself.

@@simpsimpson5175 Birds aren't real

So bizarre! To travel all that way & actually see another world- To think of all the things that had to go right, is just amazing

@@csmith9684 math and physics

Yeah or a memorial of some kind :-)

Vinay Kumar. Im agree whit you, Earth is the best !!! Our perfect and suitable home !!!! I love 🌏🌍🌎😉

You say that now cause it's the only one we know. I'd imagine there's hundreds of Earth like planets out there but without the pollution, deforestation etc. Pristine ecosystems.

Well, the galaxy is extremely large. Out of billions of planets surely some of them are beautiful as well.

@@MikMoen Well we haven't found even one.

@@kitsune660 No. We actually haven't. Not one! Mars is probably the closest we have come.

u lack the capacity to be funny weakboy

@@CREEDO. Not a boy...

Its is bro its breathtaking...INCREDIBLE

still made me lol

Define this... Is Mars flat or is the lens curved? (Im joking)

100 years 🤣🤣🤣 more like 1000!

It's already been 49 years since we first landed and transmitted imagery back from the planet.

this place was once a lake so i doubt people would've lived there if mars get terraformed

Longer than that realistically, but I get your point that would be neat :)

@@frogizel2998 There's no way to know exactly what that would look like. It's possible that area might stay dry even then. We've got plenty of former lakes that dried up for various reasons here on Earth. Terraforming at a basic level would mean making the atmosphere thicker, hopefully enough pressure we'd just need air tanks instead of full suits to get the proper mixture we need to live.
That doesn't equal something as radical as somehow making it like Earth and introducing titanic amounts of hydrogen/oxygen to somehow give it a hydrosphere. Yeah if we're just talking theoretical stuff, sure we could do that, like with comets harvested from the Keiper Belt for the hydro, maybe. Even then, It probably wouldn't be so much we'd be flooding that particular crater, and the expense might mean we wouldn't go quite that far, just enough to be able to live comfortable on the planet. We could use that water for ourselves in our dome cities.
I like to imagine it would be like the Arizona around the Grand Canyon (as far as climate), maybe a bit worse.

Get real....😂

By that long we might be looking for other habitable planets. Dam shame We won’t be alive and constantly contribute to that.

@HJB maybe we should leave the negatives behind

Interesting to think about it like that, even just skipping 150 years into the future when no one on earth from now will be alive, and people will be looking at the old comments and videos. I see that as possible, but of course technology will change dramatically by then, so God knows how people will use computers in the future.

This is assuming that the KRplus platform exists in 2345 years

If that long

@@archlich4489 We wont be going to mars in the next 50 years let alone 20, unmanned missions currently only have a 50% success rate which is far to low to even consider a manned one and soon enough they'll realise that its a pointless venture anyway.

@@zoottown4329 X to doubt

That's what they were saying 20 years ago.

@@zoottown4329 Pointless venture? Humanity becoming capable of traveling to a completely different planet is pointless? Right now, it's still a work in progress of what we're going to do to get some people over there. In the future, it'll be standard knowledge. I don't see anything pointless in that.

No sponsorships!

Facts

George Macaulay wait, you're the type of person who walks into a toy store and complains that there are too many toys

I mean, it's nasa they probably don't have time and this is probably their last priority.
but who am I to say anything

@@daos3300 no it's more like the toy store has several billboards blocking your path and a store clerk explaining what toys are to you even though you never asked for the explanation

ya they need to build a ton of concrete around Mars
and put a Macky's innit

@@CBielski87 Use local rocks and a concrete 3D printer modified for concrete mix. PS You'll have to program the robot to shovel the rocks into the mixer. Not a hard task, just needs to be done.

Nous aurons toujours Paris

There are still things not discovered on our earth.

@@kempo_95 he means stone age

It makes you hate earth actually

That's because it is Earth

@@amnesiac5429 Then go back to space or another planet if you don't like earth

Give it up. Greedy entrepreneurs polluting and destroying our planet do not read comments under the videos on yt.

wow I'm just waiting for a war in this reply section

I am apart of history

Sooo true👍
Moira
From England.

Dude...
It's not Mars.

@@danielmconnolly7 ya it's your backyard

@@existentialbaby and he coïncidently lives on mars

That’s sad to think about parking before anything else

To them i say they’re hills in this image

XD

Regret I only have one like to give

lol stop

Flat Marsers

18p*

ufo sighting camera quality: 2p

A 2 billion dollar project makes a 8k camera possible

XD

@@rustcohle9589 just a joke

same lol

and it's not done yet

The surface of Venus is over 900f/480c, has an atmosphere that is 1300psi at ground level, and it rains sulfuric acid. Despite all this the first photos and audio recordings from another planet were done by the USSR's Venera probes between 1961 and 1984. Crazy stuff.

@@MisakaMikotoDesu I wish there would be more missions revolving around Venus. Such an interesting planet!

@@Tembel_Kopek There are some in the pipeline such as Venera-D and Shukrayaan-1.

Flat Earthers are crazy man, they keep believing that Nasa can't land a Rover on the Apollo 11 site.....since you know from 1973-2021.... few days and they land this rover on the Apollo 11 site...You know where they were in 1969...

@@danfuerthgillis4483 You are totally ignorant.. flat earthers are way smarter than you

@@simpsimpson5175 I hope that's sarcasm

@@deathtrooper199 No its not.. if you dont understand flat earth please DO not criticize..you come across like an idiot

@@simpsimpson5175 I really really really want to know the reason behind why you think the Earth is flat.

What, 60 billion dollars a year for such (interesting but) useless endeavors isn't enough? All that money comes from your taxes, so...

Ah, yes, and make our national debt in the quadrillions.

@@Thatdude_Nik or just use most of the money of military budget for nasa ? Much better use

We would probably be on Mars rn lol. Seriously though, many of NASA's biggest failures were because of money, even the challenger disaster was a result of NASA rushing safety tests to meet the quota of shuttle launches so they could get funding from congress.

@@paddotkIt's 23.3 billion actually which is nothing compared to the 707 billion dollar military budget (and that number is a 4% decrease from last year!).
Edit: also NASA has helped advance countless technologies that have saved and improved millions of lives with everything from medical tech to high accuracy storm prediction.

Already happened 50 years ago though, only the pictures weren't good enough

Yeah it certainly wouldn't happen without fossil fuels.

@@derrickconnolly9164 the rover is powered by a neuclear generator, so einstein has also contributed in this expedition

Not only Einstein, this is a result of the contribution of each and every person in humanities history who helped our species sustain and live till this day and era .......

Wow, really going out on a limb there.....

@@derrickconnolly9164 and all the miners to mine the precious metals to make it...

I read that in V's voice because you said 2077

Hi

Actually cool

It's area51 lol do t let them trick you

Totlliei agree with you

@@lilqstar542 is that a joke please tell me its not

We'll probably live underground after some random dumb global war

@@ratlord3946 So many pieces of media use this as a premise today -
But I think it is really faulty. There is the potential of nuclear weapons being used in the future, but they have such a negative view, that using one on a country is basically a pearl harbor.
If a war breaks out in coming decades it'll likely be between the US and China, and neither has anything to gain by nuking everything.
No one wants a full on nuclear war. The instant a nuke is used, it opens up the opportunity for a nuke to be used on you in return - they just don't have a ton of tactical advantage.
I don't think humans are really in a position to be completely wiped out. Even climate change, though it would royally f*** up the earth if we didn't fight it at all, probably wouldn't completely take us to the brink.
I think the only major threat to humanity at this point is an asteroid, and NASA is working on asteroid redirection missions.

And yet still no full on video with sound on mars...

@@dmace81 The video has been released, don't know if the sound is in it. According to a video by Joe Scott, because of the lower air pressure on Mars, everything is a lot quieter.

@@WasatchWind link please. If it's just the landing that's not what I mean. I meant one showing the landscape and the rover actually recording while driving on the surface.

You are so right! Do you realize that if the earth were to be ever do slightly out of its normal alignment, it will no longer be habitable? Yes, we were specifically gifted earth. "In the beginning was...."

@@samakin9804 What do you mean by alignment?

@@samakin9804 Nope we were not, humans exist thanks to the exceptional cosmological conditions that made the earth possible. In a universe that is likely to be infinite, such exceptions are likely to happen just because it is statistically possible. No mystical being or gifter required to explain all of this.

@@juxtapode2781 did u hear about Mr. Dream and his run?

science tries everyday to keep us from believing that but the harder they try the more obvious it becomes..

Pretty cold I imagine...

We will not get surprised more than our mother earth.❤

Shuffle my initials in the sand?

Um, it does NOT look exciting. For a minute there, I thought it was Cleveland.

@ׂ Maybe you should get out more.

Cool sir

Wow sir..cool

@@vici653 says to a flat earther

Sir wow cool

@@vici653 We had multiple moon landings but we haven't sent any humans back because it's not viable and there's no real reason for it yet, the moon doesn't have any potential apart from materials, which we haven't found a need for yet

Ye in 15 years instead of robots there will be us

We might even watch it there who knows

Hey, you guys reading my comment in the future. How are you?

And COVID EVOLVES INTO A STRONGER VIRUS THAT WE HAVE TO MOVE TO MARS BECAUSE THE VIRUS WON'T SURVIVE IN MARS AND EARTH WILL BECOME BETTER WITHOUT HUMANS AND WE POLLUTE MARS SO WE WILL GO AND LIVE IN pluto

@@mobileterrarian8860 Discarding the rest of your comment, why do you have to be so condescending to Pluto by writing it in normal lettering whilst the rest of your post is capitalized? Are you that keen on denying Pluto's status as a planet?

History is always in the making.

We just witness the election of a dementia stricken president of the USA. So is that history also.

@@derrickconnolly9164 yeah, maybe. but we just witnessed the end of the worst president in history, and we will see him spend his life in court!

Same

Let's just populate the planet lol

Same

Same

Yeah, plenty of desert

@@bitcoinfoot6101 you mean desert, no?

I still remember staying up until 2 a.m. on July 15, 1965 to see the first pictures of Mars taken by Mariner 4.

And what do you call Jupiter. Venus. Pluto. I'm sure you heard of these rocks also

I felt the same way when the first rover landed on Mars in 1997.

It is very cool and strange to think of it that way.

wild

We have been there several times before. This is a clever bit of kit but it's not the first Martian exploration.

This is like the 4th rover we’ve landed on Mars bro

You will be alive when the first human steps foot on Mars.

@@archlich4489 Not necessarily.

@@scottcharney1091 HOPEFULLY

Only if Elon smuggles himself there on a 'test flight' or early unmanned mission using one of his own rockets. And yeah, I would not put it past him to do that.

@Cant Believe life goes on. well, for most people anyway

NASA will be well-established on Mars along with SpaceX and Blue Origin. Probably, many other countries and companies will also have reached Mars. We will have come much farther than many think. I promise.

@@TheBestOfSweden I hope so!

@@TheBestOfSweden nah mate, NASA is a space organisations others are just companies. Companies dont have their own missions actually. Space agencies do. It's either NASA or CNSA who will reach Mars or ROSCOMOS

@@observeoutofthebox7806 Since when did they not have missions?

If I'd said this in 1972.... after our last Moon mission...I would have forecast.....NASA will be on Mars in probably 5 years.....10 years at most...and before 1990 at most...however as we know today... just ..too many probablies stand in the way...forecasting and trying to date a human landing on Mars is a fools bet. only for the chest beaters....

No joke

wE wErEn’T

Sad souls who can't enjoy such accomplishments of humanity.

@@mateowarmerdam1029 Learn to type then get back to us....

Moon landing was real!!!!!

I think that if you believe there is little to feel good about, you need to shift your perspective. There are MILLIONS of things to feel good about. The fact that there are many things to feel bad about does not change that.

@@craigcorson3036 We all know it's a matter of perspective, but you use cliches just the same. Why would you want to lessen his joy? Does it make you feel better?

@@homonnai9 it would seem that a shift in perspective would benefit you, as well. My comment was intended to do the opposite of what you think it was. I was trying to make HIM feel better. And I don't think you're clear on the meaning of the word 'cliche', either.

The Senate wants more than that...

But make sure you don't execute "Order 66" before you destroy them.

Yes, Mars is where the dark side of the force lies

I understood that reference 😂

Hilarious!
Only problem is BB stole it from him. But you still win the internet for that reference!

@Patrick R The difference is, before it was purely scientific, now it is reconnaissance for habitation.
The continuation of our species.
Heck, to go where no man has gone before!
Go Homer Hickam!
Go Buzz Go!
God speed!

Lol..good one.. hahah

I've got it and I shall keep it. Haha just kidding.

Its so high quality

@@Black_hole306 That's why he said to future people 🤦‍♂️

@@Black_hole306 lol delete your comment

Hey, at least it doesn't have RAID SHADOW LEGENDS ad inside.

Hi Past Generation, I'm Dad.

Someone tag me when they get to Mars probably in 2026

@@derp195 hi dad I'm grand dad

@@zaker600 nah probab way more

@@mithilagrawal6444 hi granddad im me

Why do kids always beg for internet points with silly posts like that?
It's the same as "anyone watching in ?" or "did anyone come here from x?" questions.

yeah or shut up no one cares

yay!

​@@OriginalPuro It's quick, it's easy, and it's free lol.

sadly not only from them

too late its already recommended to everybody

@Patrick R they were black and white, *BUT NOW IT'S LIVE COLOURED!!!!!!!*

@@goodcat1982 maybe he forgot to give some coma, what's to be
So toxic about it?

@Patrick R What is great about them is that they're in HD. Prior rovers only had SD cameras.

haha

The object appears crude and hostile, likely a probe from a nearby parasitic race intent on scrapping the planet for its every last resource to monetize & waste on a lifestyle that is trashing their own nearby planet, easily discernable by its surrounding cloud of space garbage. Should these people be trusted with a second planet, given their treatment of the first?

if mars was like earth a unknown object entering the atmosphere would probably get shot down

@@louie4610 bro no
as a martian im getting tired of basketballs and drone things hitting my head every few years

@@chillydawgg4354 Than stop using mobile phone.
With that space garbage you won't even be able to access a single thing today.

I was expecting something else but I'm not disseapointed

Nice one!! Hahaha!!!!