Watch NASA land the Perseverance Rover on Mars!

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NASA will be attempting to land the #Perseverance Mars Rover and Ingenuity Helicopter on the surface of Mars! This is the biggest and most sophisticated rover anyone has ever landed on the surface of Mars.
After a 7-month long journey spanning 497 million km, Perseverance will land at Jezero Crater. It's a sibling to Curiosity, featuring a large drill and a soil caching system, upgraded wheels and cameras, and even an experiment that will make oxygen on the surface of Mars!
Want to know more about this mission? Check out our article explaining everything you need to know about the #Mars2020 Mission [Perseverance and Ingenuity]!
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@kurtmissnanamankita 3 роки тому

Hearing "touchdown confirmed" is so exciting

@jackmack1061 3 роки тому

Hi, fellow Earthling. I am Aussie man, 51; tears running down my cheeks. It's been too long between drinks.

@kauffmanba 3 роки тому

1:27:14 Tim: "Someone's getting emotional on air." Surprisingly, it's not Tim.

@BowtieGaming21 3 роки тому

It is insane to think that there are robots just chilling on another planet.

@ADFfoundation 3 роки тому

im 14 years old you have inspired me i've been watching you for over a year now i want to be an astronaut

@MichaelOfRohan 2 роки тому

Just remember while you're orbiting the miracle of earth for that short time, that me, and everyone else you know will blindly continue the cycle of groveling in the dirt over inconceivable ideas that can not exist. Your people can not see that, but you will, because you will have that perspective; the perspective of futility. The amount of energy required to redirect this biological train wreck is impossible even in the face of religion. That realization will hurt forever. But then again, the amount of energy spent to create the train far outweighs the energy contained within the train.... my very talking to you right now, is a miracle....

@ADFfoundation 2 роки тому

@@MichaelOfRohan yes

@DigitalNomadOnFIRE 3 роки тому

NASA have done a great design making Mission Control look far more modern and sleek

@forgeskygaming3355 3 роки тому

Lol

@ioodyssey3740 3 роки тому

Is that where all the money goes?

@josha4128 3 роки тому

Average person: It’s going really fast! Tim: It’s absolutely screaming!

@Arae_1 3 роки тому

Tim: is absolutely screaming

@whatthef911 3 роки тому

When Sojourner landed in 1996, NASA was predicting a sample return by 2005 which was difficult to believe it could take so much time before that mission.

@Mrsournotes 3 роки тому

Thanks for the great coverage Tim.

@glennrmarks 3 роки тому

I am a huge fan of your "documentaries", they never seem very long which means they have me riveted for every second and the time flies. You do such a great job of explaining things in terms that ordinary people can understand.

@whatthef911 3 роки тому

I've been watching these every 8 to 9 years since Sojourner in 1996.

@u2zero2u 3 роки тому

Is NASA morphing into a kind of Spacex culture and/or approach to these live broadcasts? This was much better than any live video so far. It's nice to see so many people being excited about this kind of stuff. Thank you Tim for another awesome live stream. If you have ever thought about donating to a person on youtube, you could not find a better person to donate to than him. He obviously loves what he does, makes great videos, and he travels across America sometimes to do live streams of rocket launches which I'm sure costs a good amount of money. So please consider donating to Everyday Astronaut. Take care everyone and have a great day.

@Onkla 2 роки тому

I cant believe its already been more than a year! I remember very clearly watching this on the tv with my family! The mars launch window will be opening in a few months so we will see some more mars missions!

@bradcoffman7684 2 роки тому

Thank you for your time and great input

@Joecool20147 3 роки тому

The great thing about the 11 Minute Delay, is that it is relative. According to some inertial perspectives there basically is no delay.

@jaybyrdcybertruck1082 3 роки тому

watched Curiosity live and got to see this live and it is still astonishing that they pulled it off so well!

@johnreichardwest 2 роки тому

Totally excellent!! Thank you very much for sharing an excellent broadcast!! Congratulations NASA, JPL, Lockheed Martin!!!

@davidramsayiv 3 роки тому

Things I love about this stream, random reading of chat, as if you are just a conduit of the audience, when you tell us something I don't know, with facts that converge on a number, best part is when you messed the math up, giving us a bad number and correct your self when chat starts screaming at you. I can't over express how this makes you endearing and feel real. This is everything mainstream is not. As a Juggler I get the feeling you are bouncing your attention around to 3 to 5 things. Thank you for all your imperfections. I like your telescope too.

@agenttony 3 роки тому

They did it! 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

@logner 3 роки тому

Dear Timothy, Dost thou know the precise timing of the release of the landing footage?

@Musikur 3 роки тому

Don't you mean "My dearest Timothy"? And "Faithfully yours"?

@immigrantgaming420epic 3 роки тому

It was released a week ago

@Jutilaje 2 роки тому

Kinda cool to think at the ~ L-8:00 mark, the rover has hit the surface of marks, and the signal telling the team whether it was a successful landing is literally en route to them, flying through space at the speed of light.

@aldunlop4622 3 роки тому

And that my friends, is how it’s done. Landing on Mars is no simple thing. Absolutely fantastic job, perfect landing. Well done JPL!

@petermorlon6845 3 роки тому

Great Job Tim! You are relentless and we appreciate it.

@Konamerp 3 роки тому

I really think you should get us back to our roots and do a video on the sojourner rover, now is a very fitting time.

@MrGeoffHilton 3 роки тому

You have a fabulous job, it shows that you are really excited about the proceedings, I'm so relieved that everything went OKay, the most stressful event in the future for me is the launch of the James Webb telescope, I'm worrying already.

@jackmack1061 3 роки тому

Hi, fellow Earthling. I am Aussie man, 51; tears running down my cheeks. It's been too long between drinks.

@jackmack1061 3 роки тому

The time is rapidly approaching during which I will not be able to assume every person is an earthling.

@luckyirvin 3 роки тому

this rover has the best chance to show proof of life beyond our sacred mother earth

@SG-jg3be 3 роки тому

@@luckyirvin It's a shame humanity hasn't looked after sacred Mother Earth.

@martinmuldoon603 3 роки тому

@@SG-jg3be couldn't had said it better myself. Shame on the hunan race.

@zhongxina9420 3 роки тому

@@SG-jg3be the chick has to leave the nest eventually

@jask9325 3 роки тому

Thanks for more details about all from-To. - we 're waiting the new images about Mars if there is a previous life or info. about putting a kind of some plants to start generating the Oxygen as 1st step terraforming the planet.

@luckosteve12 3 роки тому

Great stuff as always. Thanks for all you do. 🚀

@jayeshchandawat4328 3 роки тому

Congratulations for 1 million subs in advance❤❤❤👍👍👍 big fan.

@jamessheppard4372 3 роки тому

Congratulations @NasaJPL Welcome to Mars, Percy

@coolchaco1015 3 роки тому

LETS FREAKING GO THIRD TIME IS THE CHARM

@sebas7243 3 роки тому

Pure Beauty. Our happiness rises.

@erikamauri 3 роки тому

"I remember this spot... it looks good!"😂🤩 GREAT ACHIEVEMENT NASA&JPL! ❤❤🙌 Thank you Tim for your precious live coverage! Happy to support you!

@jewellcarpenter6764 2 роки тому

We don't need a Rover to go pick up rovers. We just go there, and then make a museum around the Rover. LOL

@grimmreaper6351 3 роки тому

So very exciting! Belated congratulations teams!!!

@aviationgaming1799 3 роки тому

Hearing touchdown confirm is so exciting

@LucasFehr 3 роки тому

Cheer to humans doing AWESOME THINGS! Thanks for the stream, Astro Tim!

@SG-jg3be 3 роки тому

I don't feel its right to join in all the cringey self-congratulatory back patting. Humans have failed Planet Earth. I hope Mars doesn't have the same fate.

@richardmiles3892 3 роки тому

Watching this the next day unfortunately the live stream kept cutting out last night, frustrating so had to watch the NASA feed despite it being really cheesy. Thanks for trying though, and gives me something to watch this morning.

@florenciovela7570 3 роки тому

I've ordered the tri motor cyber truck fsd last April & may buy the S Plaid as well. I got lots of solar & battery backup system to charge them both.. & i wish i could work there to see my truck getting built..i love space x too!!

@theunknownunknowns5168 3 роки тому

TIMMMM! Wake up! Big rocket. Rocketlab!

@kevinfarnham5468 3 роки тому

i know you would like to be part of the nasa or spacex team but you have filled a void for me and people who care about the future of earth thankyou

@TimeLordMe3rd 2 роки тому

I THINK...NO, I KNOW, MY "SPACE BROTHER" AND SEVERAL OTHER FRIENDS OF MINE, THAT YOU ARE KEWL AND FRAK'N AWESOME!!!!! ALWAYS LOVE YOUR VIDEOS!!!!!!!! I, PERSONALLY ESPECIALLY LEARN FROM, ENJOY AND, EDUCATE MYSELF THE ONES THAT ARE IN DETAIL AND SPECIFICALLY FEATURE ROCKET ENGINES LIKE NOZZEL AND AEROSPIKES!!!!! I HAVE BEEN TAKING ONLINE COLLEGE COURSES; I MAJOR IN, "SPACE STUDIES" AND "PHILOSOPHY. MY MAIN GOAL IS TO HOWEVER, EARN MY DEGREE IN, "SPACE STUDIES"!!!!! I'M A BABY ROCKET SCIENTIST AS I LOVE TO SAY. SPACE, SPACE EXPLORATION, SPACECRAFT AND, ESPECIALLY, SPACECRAFT PROPULSION SYSTEMS TECHNOLOGY ARE MY WICKEDLY SIKK PASSION!!!!!!! 💙💙💙💙💙💙

@strigonshitposting793 3 роки тому

This was the greatest thing I have ever had the pleasure of witnessing.

@Keepitgoinging 3 роки тому

Perhaps Perseverance will head off to find Curiosity and start a family.

@Stephen-yw9sn 3 роки тому

Where can we watch the video of the descent from the on-board video cameras? I was told this mission would be recording the whole descent from after the heat shield was ejected.

@demobailey430 3 роки тому

So many cameras! I'm so glad this went so smoothly! thanks for the coverage

@trailblazewithayush 3 роки тому

Congrats to NASA on touching down the Perseverance Rover on the edge of the Jezero Crater on the morning of 2:25 AM (for India)...,..... All the best for the rover on his mission, and when Ingenuity comes out.... Good luck from India... 🎉🎉

@johnmothershead1690 3 роки тому

"Tango Delta." There's a tee shirt there.

@djowkoalexandrou7480 3 роки тому

Thank you so much

@somethingelse9228 3 роки тому

Will this channel continue to simply post live streams of rocket launches or are their some new explainer videos coming?

@stupidgenius42 3 роки тому

Fun fact: “Tango Delta” is the phonetic identifiers for T and D which mean/represent touchdown

@johncashwell1024 3 роки тому

Elon needs to spread out some Starlink Satellites around Mars

@ArindamManna 3 роки тому

Go Perseverance

@vibonacci 3 роки тому

HD video? Thats gonna be amazing

@chitrajaikumar7528 3 роки тому

Rocket lab is making a new rocket!!

@bonnpoland 3 роки тому

1:27:25 sums it all up nicely! Also, Tim's face! :-D

@derrickschroepfer9173 3 роки тому

nasa is just freaking awesome!

@patriotfree2917 3 роки тому

NICE!!!!!!!! Thank You Dude.

@roycefox1965 3 роки тому

That was cool AF!

@bobthompson4319 Рік тому

58:00 thats also why lightspeed travel is hard as well. because if you accelerate at 3 gs until you get to 99% lsp would take 3 years 8 months 25 days. and then you will need the same amount of fuel you used to get to that speed so you can stop and then when you are about 3.7 light years from you destination you will have to turn the ship 180 and then decelerate at 3 gs for 3 years 8 months 25 days. so you will live at 3gs for over 7 years while this happens. so if your 150lbs you will be 450lbs. so much more difficult then anything there is.

@hasanusman6185 3 роки тому

why don't they attach wheels to the sky crane and make it another rover which could communicate with with Preservarance Rover ? it could make remote eyes and ears to the main rover

@shlok975 3 роки тому

Anything they put on that they might as well put on the main rover and reduce the risk

@shlok975 3 роки тому

By the way i think this question was asked and answered in the stream as well

@thibautmercier4526 3 роки тому

The amount of thrust by the sky crane is too much to land. It would cause craters

@Akeldama9 3 роки тому

MURICA 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸 comin in hot ☄ Edit: Somewhere, Elon was salivating at these images 🤤

@tanmaysharma4880 3 роки тому

I keep clicking the like button again and again 😂😂

@pepperganzon1695 3 роки тому

what time and dating standard is observed by perseverance?

@chrisbillingham9164 3 роки тому

How long will it take to get the video footage? I can imagine they have some seriously good compression but still curious how long it will take.

@malaythakkar8772 3 роки тому

I think it said around 36 hrs

@chrisbillingham9164 3 роки тому

@@malaythakkar8772 if so that's fast. Faster than I would expect.

@brian-t- 3 роки тому

What I really like about the name, "Star Ship", Is if you imagine.... You are walking down the street; and, the air raid sirens start up, and on the loud speakers..."STARSHIP IN EMERGENCY...STARSHIP IN EMERGENCY... ... " !!!! The streets clear, as everyone dives into shelters...Good name...really good name!!

@nathanbarnes1463 3 роки тому

Could the Sky Crane impact location be used to study the surface/subsurface of Mars?

@williamchamberlain2263 3 роки тому

19:07 eagerly waiting for the day we have spare mass for a Selfie-Sat to get video of the main mission vehicles en route

@Inimbrium 3 роки тому

Hey Tim. Just realised that I know very little about the various cargo resupply missions to the ISS. Maybe an idea for you? Peace.

@ratuadilFF 3 роки тому

Pake deteksi radiasi juga lipapa, krn kalo cuma monitoring hanya berfungsi sbg cctv. Tp klo alat ukur yg aku sebutkan tadi pasti keliatan pergerakan makhluk2nya

@evanderstieler889 3 роки тому

And thus begins an era.

@malz7217 3 роки тому

This is beautiful

@abdulelahkaryem198 Рік тому

i was sleeping and this was on and i finished the whole video lol

@mailerdon 2 роки тому

Love the soundtrack

@RajRani-qj6vb 3 роки тому

I've waited for so long

@leothelion5491 3 роки тому

Technology is indistinguishable 🙏

@brokensworld5581 3 роки тому

Happy Birthday!!

@alexv3539 3 роки тому

#1 ON TRENDING FOR GAMING sure... gaming...

@sahachaiyut1989 3 роки тому

How can I missed this!!!

@obsidiancc2309 3 роки тому

No worries. I missed it too due to personal problems but seeing it afterwards gives the same joy .

@serenity5952 3 роки тому

Your past tense already did

@luckyirvin 3 роки тому

every small rocket engine aboard the cruise stage every small rocket engine aboard the aeroshell all eight 900 pound thrust engines aboard skycrane were built in one factory just above the lovely Willows Valley, just north of Redmond Rocket Research leads the way oh yeah

@Keepitgoinging 3 роки тому

I hope the drill bits are detachable & can be left behind. I'd hate to see the rover anchored by its own drill.

@teletesselator 3 роки тому

It is only flying at "10 times faster than a bullet" from a an old black powder musket though - according to the data on screen! At the time of that statement the screen showed almost 11,800 km/h. Black powder rifles (old muskets) have a mussel velocity of about 400 meters per second - times 60 is 24,000 meters per minute - times 60 is 1,440,000 meters per hour - divide by 1,000 is 1,440 km/h. "Ten times faster than" 1,440 km/h would be 14,400 km/h . So you missed there a bit my man. Modern high velocity rifles are around 1,200 m/s or 3 times that of a black powder musket at 4,320 km/h, so that ship is doing a little less than three times (2.731 times to be more precise) the speed of the typical modern rifle round - not ten times! :p Typical Bullet Speed x3 = 12,960 km/h Space Ship Speed x1 = 11,800 km/h

@sequalsr2550 3 роки тому

The beginning of a new era

@injustice4194 3 роки тому

How do they separate the audio and video data, losing one and not the other, with off the shelf camcorders? That takes some advance mods, no?

@Michael-it6gb 3 роки тому

I wanna see that helicoper at work ☺

@gertymcfinnish8532 3 роки тому

Such a great accomplishment! 😊😀

@bleacherz7503 3 роки тому

What would be the effect of the contaminated if rtg unit broke apart?

@MrDan221 3 роки тому

Incredible

@randomdude8877 3 роки тому

The small steps of our civilization to conquer the solar system. Far in the future those missions will be remembered as the pioneering of space travel. Im still thinking that we are doing pioneer work here, i know we have many satelites and a couple of rovers and even got people to the moon. But this is still in the very beginning of space travel considering that we only went to space like 70ish years ago.

@SG-jg3be 3 роки тому

Spoiler alert! Most of the planets are inhospitable and mostly barren. How about we look after beautiful lush Planet Earth?

@andrewwilliams9419 3 роки тому

@@SG-jg3be Yes, space exploration is being done by robots. Mars will never livable for humans.

@harfaury 3 роки тому

Where did you get the spacex falcon models from? They’re brilliant and now I want them too 😂

@harfaury 3 роки тому

@dolita windo ??

@harfaury 3 роки тому

@@ethanbennett7 alright lol. Do you happen to know anything about the models?

@fury6730 3 роки тому

what a time to be alive

@CustomName 3 роки тому

Let's see what it discovers over the years!

@namanbiswajit9756 3 роки тому

Lol You are also space fan Noice.

@marioluigi9599 3 роки тому

It'll discover a Mars rabbit. Green with red claws and red eyes, hopping around and jumping in and out of rabbit holes for fun. It needs no food because its green fur is photosynthetic. All it needs is just co2 and water, which it gets from clawing out Mars ice and shooting it to melt with its red laser eyes, then slurping it up. Seriously though, there's nothing there except rock. You might as well send a robot mission to Antarctica. At least there'll be penguins there amongst the ice and rock. More fun and cute There's only one planet with life. Life doesn't just jump out of a rabbit hole after a billion years. That's not the laws of physics we have

@namanbiswajit9756 3 роки тому

@@marioluigi9599 Sending rover was good way but the main purpose wasn't tbh. there was mission to find a evidence of life on mars it did collect all data except one which was later collected by curosity. I think nasa could make a better primary mission but still it's fine let's see what is discovers who knows there might be red penguin just kiding there are tryna find microscopic like like bacteria it would a great if we do so I don't like the fact that you deappreciate this thing it's good.

@bru6104 3 роки тому

It's finding past life on mars

@staticsfs6823 3 роки тому

POV:your in mars

@tcb8295 3 роки тому

AWESOMELY AWESOME!!👍👍😊

@tntdefina4686 3 роки тому

*Trending for Gaming* Quality algorithm work right there

@mondherbouazizi4433 3 роки тому

I guess it's because there are more idiots in this world than science-fascinated people :) It has always been like that.. You shouldn't be astonished!

@ryndrssn 3 роки тому

@@mondherbouazizi4433 i mean at least it got trending. It shows that people are interested in spaceflight and space which is a good thing :)

@PedroGfin 3 роки тому

1:35:50 Does anyone know why they talk about Monte Carlo simulations AFTER the rover has landed? Seems kind of irrelevant. But they must be doing it for a reason.