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That's next week. You must be on the early mailing list.

Yea me too .! I hurriedly clicked the notification on the notification bar thinking the same!

"Perseverance Explodes the Jezero Crater Delta" lol

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Probably has advertising logos on it.

Because it wasn't in the frame.

There is little to no point of taking pictures of it, mostly just waste of data

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Well first they going to moon, and test out tech there I think realistically 2030 for moon, they busy with moon for a while. Add another 10 years 2040 or 2050, that’s what I believe now. Remember a lot habitats needs to be built, cargo needs to be sent in advance, and few technology advancements needs to be done. You can not resupply mars in a hurry.

I hate to say it but that wont happen, Perseverance is across the planet from Opportunity so that wont be happening, however they did find Opportunity using the Mars Orbiters.

@@EpicRobloxianReal sure, just sayn...

I spotted it as well. Came to see if i wasnt the only one!

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Used? How would you know that?

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@@guyeshel9316 NASA = NAHHSSEE FROM OPERATION PAPERCLIP. WE HAVE NEVER BENBEN TO MARS WE HAVE BENBEN TO THE MOON ONLY ONCE USING STOLEN ALIEN TECH WE KNOW ABOUT THE BENBEN STONE AND THE MOON SHOT TRAP. YOU PEOPLE ARE PURE EVIL INCARNATE !!

@@guyeshel9316 as in it existed in the past

They probably worry about wet ground /bogging down and seasonal melts causing problems for the rover. If water is coming or causing a problem the rover won't be fast responding...

@@jagaloon216 So, avoid liquid water where all life begins and requires because it might be difficult? Search for evidence of ancient life in equatorial deserts because it is easier? I think those priorities are mixed up.

That's precisely the reason that they *don't* send rovers there, because extant life may reside there. If you look up "Mars Special Regions", you'll see that there's potentially areas of Mars where, like you said, there may be life, and so visiting there would demand much higher sterilization procedures for any craft that would potentially go there. They have category levels for sterilization, 1-5 I believe (5 being the most strict), and you'd need to achieve a level 5 sterilization to go there, and, be able to ensure that any samples brought back remain completely isolated and protected from contamination too. The reason for all this is because they don't want Earth life unintentionally contaminating those regions. I believe that it's so strict that even flying over those Special Regions, even if your out in orbit around Mars, that the craft would still have to meet those high levels of sterilization just in the small chance that the craft malfunctioned and fell down to the surface. This is also the reason why humans couldn't go any where near this regions, because we cannot be sterilized. Basically, if a craft carrying a human malfunctioned and crashed into any Special Region on Mars, the bacteria in/on our body would contaminate the area.

@@matthewviramontes3131 So, avoid areas that potentially support life but prioritize searching in areas that might have supported life millions of years ago. Mkay, that makes sense. Seems like avoiding the real question and its repercussions. Easy enough to not return missions from life supporting areas, particularly if life is observed. What then is the plan? Never investigate these "Mars Special Regions"? Then why bother looking for evidence of life at all?

@@votingcitizen You have to understand the extremely sensitive nature of what may be up there. I'm sure you're aware that when the Europeans came over to the Americas they brought diseases with them as well, such as smallpox, and that decimated the natives here. Well they don't want to make that same mistake on Mars by potentially affecting whatever ecosystem may exist there with our organisms from Earth. So the first step was to see if Mars could have ever supported life, then determine if life did indeed exist there, and if so, then tread very carefully towards the poles where living things may currently reside.

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Nah, that was Vasquez Rock off the 14. Lots of people and aliens go there. Some legal.

In 2007, following the discovery of its ancient lake, the crater was named after Jezero, Bosnia and Herzegovina, one of several eponymous towns in the country. In some Slavic languages, the word jezero means 'lake'.

​@@r3lax375interesting. So basically, Jazero lake means "lake lake"... And it isn't even a lake anymore lol

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Interesting thought chain

The rover can't really lift much

The point is that every mission to Mars can only carry so much stuff. The Perseverance rover weighs as much as a small car, plus the descend stage had a certain weight so there was no weight left for a spacecraft that could have been able to return back to Earth. Also: What degradation do you think is going to happen in those few years, compared to the billions of years that these rock samples were already laying there? With 99% certainty there aren't any organic compounds in those rocks that now that they are in the sample tubes suddenly start to dissolve. What the scientists at JPL hope to discover are the remnants of ancient life. If those are present in the samples they will not disappear by storing them in tubes.

So the next rover will be shaped like a burro?

From our common star

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​@@natalielehmann5767 yes the Sun kid

The sun

No disrespect intended, but what would *expect* the surface of another planet to look like? 🤔

@@TheStockwell Well, photos of the moon look alien whereas the photos from Mars looks like home, only, minus any green.

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Could you kindly provide an evidence ?

Wrong. Venus and Mars went to war with each other over Earth's affection and wound up destroying each other. SAD!

Now you tell us.

Just like with the Nauka science module (literally meaning science)

Here on Earth

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