Mars is one of Earth's closest neighbors in the solar system, but it's a completely different world than the one we live in. What intrigues you the most about the red planet?

Who else is addicted with those space documantaries 😂😂

Fun facts: Mars is the most explored planet in the Solar System, other than Earth. Mars will most likely be the next target for manned missions. Excluding Earth, Mars has the most hospitable weather in the Solar System, where temperatures in the Summer can reach a nice 35 degrees celsius. Mars has the largest dust storms, which can even cover the whole planet.

"My battery is low and it's getting dark" - Mars Rover Opprtunity 2003-2019

Other planets: Getting Colder Earth: *Its getting hot in here*

What about caring about our earth first?

So cool how they were able to study and even know the composition of these planets’ cores.

I'm amazed about how they have all this information about Mars.

Imagine how crazy that huge mountain looks on that little planet.

Even if we do get to live on mars. We'll just ruin it just like earth.

Cara... Essa Série documentario marte é muito top!! Quando assisti fiquei literalmente sem fôlego com as situações e possibilidades que a história nos passa. Sério! Eu nunca tinha assistido uma série que eu ficasse tão envolvido com a realidade, com as possibilidades. Eu me senti vivendo as histórias que estavam mostrando. Esperando ansiosamente pela 3 temporada.

i cant miss a day without watching space documentaries

Plot twist: Martians abandoned their planet to move to Earth as their planet was dying.

I love how liquid water flowed on EVERY planet and not just say a liquid or liquid like substance not yet known for sure yet has flown once before

I have VIVE Pro and watching Mars from Curiosity point of view is astonishing. I spend quite some time walking and looking at Mars surface as I am there.

I will open the first bar on mars and call it "THE MARS BAR"

What if very long time ago humans left Mars and moved to Earth due to disasters on Mars....like those, who know what I mean

Our presence on earth is nothing but just an insignificant presence for a very short while, compared to earth's existence itself. We are at phase where the planet is now hospitable to living things. It is not impossible that we will reach the phase where earth will be like mars. Extreme temperatures, dead volcanoes, and dried up seas. By then we would have realized that perhaps plastic wasn't such a big a of problem as compared to what earth has in stored for us. Thanks for sharing National Geographic.

Omg I am addicted with those space documentary.

Mars lost most of its atmosphere when it was captured like a comet by the Sun. We know Mars is a captured planet because its axial tilt doesn't match closely with the axial tilt of the Sun, it matches closely with Saturn's axial tilt so Mars was likely orbiting Saturn when it was earth-like, when Saturn was a dwarf star before it was captured by the Sun and lost its mass.

Sooo grateful for HD right now.

This would be interesting to rewatch after we send multiple more rovers and mission to Mars!

I'm totally obsessed with space , planets etc.

Matt damon is in there

Who knows, we may have come from Mars, lived on Mars, messed up the planet till no life was possible relocated on Earth, messed up the earth with no option left but escaping on Mars

Say it with me, We are gonna live on Mars!

I learned a lot from this vid like when you said it was created almost a billion years ago or when you said it was the second smallest planet in the solersystom

Today I just witness Mars, Satern and Jupiter aligned the in same obit. Such a beautiful moment ❤️

Mars has 62% less gravity than earth. Still curiosity is leaving its chain trail on the ground. Amazing

The beginning though - loved it !

BTW Thank you so much, this helped me out on my science project.

2:58 why there is no mention of mission mangal.....India's ISRO visit to mars....only project to successful visit Mars in it's first attempt

There is Mars Orbiter Mission also launched in 2013,lSRO,INDIA.

Such a magnificent and alluring planet. I hope we can colonize it one day.

Mars is a very compelling mystery. Reminds me of a trek episode where the planet was doomed, due to atmospheric dissipation.

Watching this over quarantine because I’ve been thinking of vacating to Mars because of this pandemic.

Mars seems look like the most best planet to Terraform, but everyone forgot that because Mars is smaller than earth, it will have a smaller gravity, meaning we really need time to adapt there, our body isnt suited for this lower gravitation

I am happy to see the timelines, however defer with some information. Just to let u know, India successfully reached Mars on its first attempt and is the first nation to do so till date. India launched Mars Orbiter Mission on 5th November 2013 and is orbiting Mars since 24th September 2014.

As the Universe is full of Mysteries. When I see any video of Universe of National Geographic or any other, it amages me at all. Thanks for making a lot of Videos National Geographic...😊😎😍🤩🤘🤘👍👍😘😘😘

I think the key to humanity's survival comes from finding an earthlike planet within 10 light years, and the ability to travel at around 6%+ the speed of light, which is currently theoretically achievable. That would allow us to reach there within 100 years. However, what immunity would we lack to new viruses etc?

Sad, when they didn't include the Mangalyaan in the Mars explorer probes.

Who loves these space documentaries

2:40 the beat here is so good I want one hour version of it

Amazing discovery❤️

Humans: * Arrives At Mars. * Also Humans: Let's Start A Global Warming.

Who else watching this after perseverance landed on Mars?

Thanks Opportunity and Spirit!

I am binge watching all the planet videos

I think something more significant happened on the inner planets around the same time and that's why they're all so different yet so similar. If the Earth's Dinosaurs (and most of life in general) went thru a huge shift, and the geology of Mars stopped around the same time whats to say something didnt happen on Venus that helped it get where it is today? Say a small asteroid came thru the inner Solar System, broke up, and collided with the inner planets changing them forever? The most affected planet being Venus where the interaction lead to a backwards rotation and extensive global volcanism. Truth is we can't truly and accurately know what happened way back then; Its fun to hypothesis.

Earth holds the key. Not mars.

I like about space, universe ,moon,stars, sun and planets all about solar system 🥰🤩😍😃

In the name of science we make up numbers to prove how long ago things happened on mars. ~national geographic

I like the space videos given by National geographic.I watch every space video uploaded by this channel.Even India went to Mars that too at first attempt in 2014. But why didn't they mentioned it in video. I want answer for it.

It's amazing.

The more I listen to your voice, the more I am thinking of exploring Space together for the advancement of mankind...

I love this video it is so educational

I'm actually proud of Mars, cause in my opinion I think we're the only living things in our solar system

I don't feel so good..

My All Time Favorite Planet

Maybe there is a way to extract the perchlorate from Mars' surface and leave us with fertile soil and rocket fuel. The question is whether we can separate the perchlorates.

I wish I could be the first human being on Mars!

outer space amazes and scares me at the same time😶

I really like watching these were is Uranus and Neptune though? And what is the theme that starts at 2:36? Gives a resident evil feel

We as a intelligent human beings must protect our planet earth

There are some serious challenges to convert Mars into a habitable planet for humans. There are chemical and biological obstacles related to soil, water and atmosphere. There is no magnetosphere to speak of which will make anything other than subterranean settlements dangerous. Any such settlements would also probably have to be located near the poles. If we can answer the chemical, biological other daunting questions, we are still talking centuries. Which is okay as long as we do not 'muck' up Earth in the interim. Take care...be safe!

Just to add information, You forgot about ISRO's mission for Mars "Mangalyaan" in 2013

Mars and Neptune are my favorite planets. Venus and Saturn are up there too

R.I.P Discovery and Spirit. Never forget

Since Mars had water billions of years ago, we humans might be descendant of Mars people that has escaped from it's apocalyptic stage. that's why we have a blur theory of evolution.

Good morning!

I had an interesting notion about Mars. I suspect most of it's oceans sank into the planet as it cooled and didn't boil away into space. But there must have been a period of water bodies freezing on the surface and glaciation while the atmosphere could still support water precipitation. Imagine Earth's oceans freezing solids but still leaving the land masses exposed. Over millennia dust from the land would build up over the oceans until they became plains of sand or dust dunes. You could easily mistake an ocean covered with dunes for a landmass. Could we be seeing this in some places on Mars? Large bodies of water that look like land because they are covered with a fairly thick layer of dust? The same would go for glaciers. Looking at images of the floor of Hellas Basin parts of it resembles Arctic and Antarctic oceanic ice with ridges, mostly in the northwest part of the basin. The rest of most of the floor looks kind of like perhaps a large glacier that flowed in from channels to east northeast of the basin. Of the radar surveys done of Mars would any be able to penetrate a thick dust and sand layer to see such large bodies of ice on or very near the surface? As Mars cooled some surface water should have solidified enough to resist boiling off in the thinning atmosphere. There may well be plentiful, although likely salty, water just below thin layers of dust and sand on Mars.

I'm pretty sure if the Mars exploit has been made available to the general public, many of those people would not understand the risk involved. Solar storms, weather, extreme extreme cold, lack of water, lack of food, lack of resources and tools. These would cause some serious problems. It would be many times easier for someone to tell you to go live in an iglu for the rest of your life, than to be an untrained "adventurer" charting land that is roughly 1000 times more difficult to navigate and develop than the coldest and wettest parts of Alaska.

Mars bars???

nat geo do we have possiblity to terraform Mars and start a civilization in Mars for humans and even animals ???

Just imagine if one of the Kepler planets was the same distance away from earth as mars

this is so legit! interplantery concepts?! is that elementary, middle, high school, college, University, Biblical, Financial, or neither? Best regards, Silviu Cherloaba or is it datacorecrm?

watching this for a project! wish my note taking luck

‘’Survival of humanity’’. Wow. I thought love and respect was. And ending wars. But no. We always gotta make it difficult.

I really need this for my daughter homework thank you

Rest well,Oppy

Hey I am thinking an thought experiment so please ccoperate with me is this possible that the grandfather paradox is solved and it's prove the existence of parallel universe and also discover the way to transport past through wormhole or black hole so is this possible that what we today hear incident of aliens might be true as what we are thinking of grandfather paradox as it is need to prove how he is able to stay and kill grandfather as his grandfather is alive. So if grandfather paradox proves existence of parallel universe so it might be what is real we might terraform different planets to have more numbers of Humans and other organisms in universe so it is possible to think to that grand father paradox is a way to start a new way to think and make sake of humanity. guys comment on me what you think but avoid to give stupid answers as this will kill curiousity !!!! ^_^

Just by seeing this viedo I want to become scientist💫♥️💙😂

awesome job with the soundtrack.

Another great NG webinar!

Do we really need another planet just to support life from earth, we already have Earth, all we need to do is take care of it.

Where are the lovers of the goldfinch

After reading Malacandra, this is so cool to watch

Love this video.i take pleasure in collecting videos

Sending love to Mars from Earth 💕 💕 💕

We don't have penguins on the mars then I won't move to mars

0:55 - I wonder how they are so sure of what is at the core of Mars. The Kola Superdeep Borehole on our own planet only went about 8 miles down into the ground. We aren't even sure about our own planet.

I'm saying this because as I said it's been more than 20 years I was this thing and everything is normal on our planet. They just passed by us.

RIP opportunity rover

at 0:34 you could see that the planet had blue spots.. I actually thought that it could be signs of water before it all dried up..😂 idk

It sounded like Yoda’s theme at the start for a moment

What's on Mars you think we would more appreciate what we have and take care of planet earth starting with ending Wars that we've had here from beginning of time.

Mars is my Planet. I'm the RAM ♈ Aries 😁🤙🏼

RIP Curiosity rover

Watching space documentaries makes me wanna apply for nasa, space x, etc. but I don’t have a degree tho lol

Its literally mind-blowing knowing that liquid water existed on mars while the dinosaurs were still alive