Watch Perseverance's landing video (and hear Mars for the first time)

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Six separate cameras capturing full-color video and a microphone recording the sounds of Mars - this is how the Perseverance landing went down.
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@clairereilly
@clairereilly 3 роки тому
I was literally cheering in my room as I watched that footage for the first time. It definitely gets a 🚀 from me!
@juliananalysts
@juliananalysts 3 роки тому
Mark Rober must be proud of NASA
@sambrewer2306
@sambrewer2306 3 роки тому
Me to me too. 🤓
@TubexShorts
@TubexShorts 3 роки тому
Proud for what ? This isn't the first rover on mars you know
@neubauerjoseph
@neubauerjoseph 3 роки тому
Amazing the program they had to write to make sure this happen safely.
@Nemenis
@Nemenis 3 роки тому
@@TubexShorts yeah making a billion dollar rover and sending it to a dead planet is ezy
@siyanibillinumberone4054
@siyanibillinumberone4054 3 роки тому
Lucky that thase landings on Mars have happened in our life time .
@ochiamu
@ochiamu 3 роки тому
We may yet be lucky enough to see humans land there in our lifetimes.
@Danielfloresmma
@Danielfloresmma 3 роки тому
Yea but not humans
@nathanbarucha3944
@nathanbarucha3944 3 роки тому
@@ochiamu hmm
@ordinarypete
@ordinarypete 3 роки тому
😂
@siyanibillinumberone4054
@siyanibillinumberone4054 3 роки тому
@@ochiamu I like to be positive . There are 100 selected in queue already
@mcburcke
@mcburcke 3 роки тому
Being able to see this in action on video is just amazing. And, these missions are not just about NASA/America pulling off a great feat of engineering. NASA uses engineers, scientists, construction personnel, and support workers who come from all over the world. These missions really are for all humans on this blue marble floating in space...
@clairereilly
@clairereilly 3 роки тому
100% agree! This Aussie was cheering for the whole planet that's for sure :)
@jenifferbrown2297
@jenifferbrown2297 3 роки тому
Talents from around the world come together to make things happen. More wonders on way.
@Georgi_Slavov79
@Georgi_Slavov79 Рік тому
Is there a thermal cam on Perseverance?
@ersanseer3078
@ersanseer3078 3 роки тому
It's really a beautiful time to be alive, to witness all of this in full color high res video. 😊 I never take it for granted
@Squee707
@Squee707 3 роки тому
Yes! perfect comment, thank you!
@jonathanconnor7920
@jonathanconnor7920 3 роки тому
But as you can see ☝️ there are some who *do* take it for granted. I'm sad for these people, they're really missing out.
@millionelectricvolts6117
@millionelectricvolts6117 3 роки тому
@březovice cz Oof, I thought flat-earthers believe that other planets were round, only earth was flat, wasn't it?
@GF-mf7ml
@GF-mf7ml 3 роки тому
Camera are better now a days.
@shshankking
@shshankking 3 роки тому
Wao, now we have a vlogger on Mars now 😂
@Chico-mv8lr
@Chico-mv8lr 3 роки тому
Really ? Who?
@chrisrios1709
@chrisrios1709 3 роки тому
@@Chico-mv8lr Now.
@gambeeno817
@gambeeno817 3 роки тому
This is history in the making of mankind! Just amazing!
@noicerone
@noicerone 3 роки тому
Sadly vast majority of us wont be remembered by Future kinds.
@matthewdinse
@matthewdinse 3 роки тому
Best part is her talking over about half of the Mars audio
@AskTheAdjutant
@AskTheAdjutant 3 роки тому
Exactly. I was just thinking that...😂😂
@articstaff1258
@articstaff1258 3 роки тому
Frl
@mohammadazad8350
@mohammadazad8350 3 роки тому
dislike this video
@BlackQuills
@BlackQuills 3 роки тому
Right! 😅
@Openyoureyez83
@Openyoureyez83 2 роки тому
I know right 😡
@Masteririsheagle
@Masteririsheagle 3 роки тому
i Can't Wait to See the Drone/Helicopter Fly for the First time. 🚀🚀🚀
@jooN1_
@jooN1_ 3 роки тому
Haha, sadly Mars has a rarefiated atmosphere, as it is mentioned in astronomy books, and a low vacuum surrounding space. It is imposible for the helicopter drone to be used. Can't belive Nasa still delivering lies, with nonsense
@miztrusa
@miztrusa 3 роки тому
@@jooN1_ mentioned in Astronomy books??? How bout actually calculated from previous missions as cold hard facts?
@silverhowl9331
@silverhowl9331 3 роки тому
THIS IS SO AMAZING IM LITERALLY BLOWN OUT OF MY MIND!!!
@astrophysics6326
@astrophysics6326 3 роки тому
it's so cool that people are going crazy because of sounds of wind. it just shows how much we love science.
@LegalFiction.
@LegalFiction. 3 роки тому
Yo it’s times like these that makes me proud of The Human Race. Cant wait for more footage!
@kneelesh48
@kneelesh48 3 роки тому
The Robot Race
@Nemenis
@Nemenis 3 роки тому
@@kneelesh48 human made
@andrewlove3686
@andrewlove3686 3 роки тому
Human race? Which one?
@LegalFiction.
@LegalFiction. 3 роки тому
@@andrewlove3686 there’s only one brotha!
@andrewlove3686
@andrewlove3686 3 роки тому
@@LegalFiction. I just love the universalization of a particular groups accomplishments coinciding with the singling out of universal "bad" deeds. Its beautiful really. I guess I'm just an absurdist.
@David-wf8fw
@David-wf8fw 3 роки тому
Nasa hears wind but I hear "It's free real estate"
@Majjiq
@Majjiq 3 роки тому
🚀 can’t wait to see more of the Perseverance mission! Seeing this gave me chills.
@goodoltobi
@goodoltobi 3 роки тому
This video is worth every second of watching it! Thx for the great pictures of Perseverance and Mars!
@rs6578
@rs6578 3 роки тому
I am thrilled seeing the first ever real video of landing on another planet! It felt like I was there watching it all in real time! It’s incredible to see how far we have come since the first rover landing 23 years ago. This is yet another astounding display of humans’ ingenuity. Kudos to NASA! 🚀
@mikemillersr1990
@mikemillersr1990 3 роки тому
I am so proud of everyone that worked to make this happen. They are all heroic members of mankind.
@putridcreations9202
@putridcreations9202 3 роки тому
This is the real type of news that channels should be covering
@EPhotoAlbum
@EPhotoAlbum 3 роки тому
I'm in awe of the engineering wonder of this all.
@BeanutButterBoy
@BeanutButterBoy 3 роки тому
i was thinking the same thing
@miztrusa
@miztrusa 3 роки тому
If you haven't seen it there is a program that goes thru the entire engineering process to the whole thing.... Simply mind blowing about the "unearthly cleaning" issues they had just to get core samples.
@EPhotoAlbum
@EPhotoAlbum 3 роки тому
@@miztrusa where do you find that engineering process?
@miztrusa
@miztrusa 3 роки тому
@@EPhotoAlbum it was either discovery or nat goe
@lea9977
@lea9977 3 роки тому
This is truly amazing to know how far we’ve come in technology to be able to do this. I’m overjoyed.
@foxja1
@foxja1 3 роки тому
This felt surreal. Space is something I want to know more about because it’s just, it’s something that we know so much but yet so little
@prashantadanuwar8601
@prashantadanuwar8601 3 роки тому
I am much more excited.....love from Nepal 🇳🇵
@ChadH2023
@ChadH2023 3 роки тому
Kinda incredible when you really think about it.
@saviorz_14
@saviorz_14 3 роки тому
“My battery is low and it’s getting dark”
@M2M-matt
@M2M-matt 3 роки тому
No solar panels on Percy to worry about getting dark.
@wendyli4684
@wendyli4684 3 роки тому
When the rover in space has better video quality than the security cameras on earth...
@fabianizquierdo9234
@fabianizquierdo9234 2 роки тому
Yep, the rover is so expensive
@austinbabut4245
@austinbabut4245 3 роки тому
This was awesome! Can’t wait to see more of the Perseverance rover and the drone!! 🚀
@cynthiazeitner2098
@cynthiazeitner2098 3 роки тому
Wow_no one loves Mars more than my son! His love for all things Marsakes me love it also!
@vitocarpucci
@vitocarpucci 3 місяці тому
I worked on this mission while working at JPL. It was called Mars 2020 before it got the Perseverance name. I even had the chance to see the testing of the helicopter in our 27 ft. diameter by 84ft. tall vacuum chamber. The level of cleanliness that we followed while assembling the rover was the tightest that we NASA has ever had because we wanted to make sure that nothing from Earth was transferred to Mars so when we find something it is unique to Mars and not something brought from Earth. This is an amazing feat of engineering to accomplish in what seems a simple procedure but is in fact a series of very involved steps with multiple risks that are controlled and mitigated through design and process
@terryg6596
@terryg6596 3 роки тому
the mind blowing technology behind this mission is off the charts ,I watched with sheer joy at being able to see the landing ,Ihope everything goes well with it,s work load and wait with excited anticipation for the pictures
@JM-lw3nx
@JM-lw3nx 3 роки тому
Excellent presentation - thank you!
@MicJaguar
@MicJaguar 3 роки тому
"Lets do it, lets move to Mars!" - Douglas Quaid, Total Recall 😎
@ramvaiyacheri3820
@ramvaiyacheri3820 3 роки тому
Thanks for making it possible to be a part of it.
@sanjalon
@sanjalon 3 роки тому
thrilling to see, unbelievable that these images are from so so so far away
@matthewmann8969
@matthewmann8969 3 роки тому
Feels like a more detailed also a non derailed Apollo Thirteen mission
@BIGJBIGEBIGC
@BIGJBIGEBIGC 3 роки тому
4:18 is the sound if you didn’t want to hear 4 minutes of stuff you didn’t care about
@x520x1314x
@x520x1314x 3 роки тому
Didnt hear anything lol
@maximvoronin1569
@maximvoronin1569 3 роки тому
I was watching the landing live and ngl was holding my breath in the final minutes. Defs 🚀-worthy.
@rjwilkes1970
@rjwilkes1970 3 роки тому
how exciting is this. the images are so clear . I hope humans will land there in my life time. Im 50 now so there's always a chance it may happen
@jim6235
@jim6235 3 роки тому
OMG I heard some music in that Martian wind!
@CNET
@CNET 3 роки тому
That's quite poetic!
@jakubnei2195
@jakubnei2195 3 роки тому
Same here, the video editor seemes to have added some sounds at 4:39 on top of the martian wind sound. It makes it sound like there is music on mars :D
@chiprenner
@chiprenner 3 роки тому
it was Bruno.
@ImpaledBerry
@ImpaledBerry 3 роки тому
It was the background music the editor forgot to mute
@starchild6646
@starchild6646 3 роки тому
That's it 4:36 ???? Only a V.O audio
@FaizalMostaffa
@FaizalMostaffa 3 роки тому
I dont see Matt Damon. This isn’t Mars…
@vigneshchillale3449
@vigneshchillale3449 3 роки тому
And his zoo too
@humphrey3432
@humphrey3432 3 роки тому
He's in another planet. Left behind in Interstellar.
@tubularguynine
@tubularguynine 3 роки тому
He came back.
@gabdimandal7318
@gabdimandal7318 3 роки тому
no he died of hunger since his potatoes were ruined
@tubularguynine
@tubularguynine 3 роки тому
@@gabdimandal7318 - Nope, he was rescued, and at the end of the movie, he was back on earth talking to school students about living on Mars by growing potatoes with his own crap.
@jhunjhuncastro3811
@jhunjhuncastro3811 3 роки тому
Great perfect landing. From Philippines 🇵🇭
@SleepingYouSoftlyTV
@SleepingYouSoftlyTV 3 роки тому
This is literal goosebumps! Woohoo. Right time to live, hope to see the first humans on Mars
@bencenagy9298
@bencenagy9298 3 роки тому
The best of luck from Hungary! 🚀🚀🚀
@pkj6684
@pkj6684 3 роки тому
That's a lot of firsts 🚀 just for the special occasion
@steventolle211
@steventolle211 3 роки тому
This whole thing is completely amazing and to have a front row seat all the better.
@lorrainedemars8186
@lorrainedemars8186 3 роки тому
Quite an accomplishment. So great to see videos of the landing on Mars.
@treyvela5808
@treyvela5808 3 роки тому
Flat earthers be like it's all CGI it's all fake😂😂
@itsme-ty7sm
@itsme-ty7sm 3 роки тому
But honestly do you think this is real?
@treyvela5808
@treyvela5808 3 роки тому
@@itsme-ty7sm yes of course
@JJs_playground
@JJs_playground 3 роки тому
@@treyvela5808 hahaha.. I was thinking a similar thing when it was landing. I was like, I wonder how flat earthers are going to explain this to themselves.
@07slowbalt
@07slowbalt 3 роки тому
Flat earthers probably think mars is flat too. The whole universe is nothing but sheets of paper flying around lol.
@Noah11112
@Noah11112 3 роки тому
I want a one of those flat earth shirts with the entire solar system but only the earth is flat😂😂😂
@PhinneusPrune
@PhinneusPrune 3 роки тому
It is so amazing that we can send a probe 150 million miles away and drop a rover with a precision landing. All I know ... my name is on that rover. Means nothing. But to me ... it means a lot.
@raidensnake9471016
@raidensnake9471016 3 роки тому
My name is on the rover too 😝
@PhinneusPrune
@PhinneusPrune 3 роки тому
@@raidensnake9471016 I think the final count on the names was 10.8 million people signing up for that. Pretty cool
@Youneverknow222
@Youneverknow222 3 роки тому
Its amazing how far we have come.
@jennybroad1763
@jennybroad1763 3 роки тому
Absolutely mindblowing! Uplifting to get news at the moment which is literally out of this (rather troubled) world.
@Filzkiiz
@Filzkiiz 3 роки тому
YesSiRr!! And bOOM!! Perseverance has Landed! Haha! Yes that's exactly how it went down!🤣😂😉✊👌👍! Witnessing History iN the Moment!! Awesome stuff Mate!
@MrVinod241
@MrVinod241 3 роки тому
Great time to be alive🚀🚀🚀
@atomchik
@atomchik 3 роки тому
Loved how you talked over the sound.
@raymack9201
@raymack9201 3 роки тому
Absolutely incredible. Priceless
@twixxtro
@twixxtro 3 роки тому
Can't wait till we get the bois on mars
@spreadeagled5654
@spreadeagled5654 3 роки тому
Now it’s the Martians who would claim that they are being invaded by Earthlings! 🇺🇸🤣
@arjenspeekenbrink
@arjenspeekenbrink 3 роки тому
Wonderful footage! Incredible detail.
@toh3211
@toh3211 3 роки тому
Amazing! Ty for this
@unlimitedhorizon2459
@unlimitedhorizon2459 3 роки тому
Planet frieza, in search for dragon balls😃
@joethegreatest4491
@joethegreatest4491 3 роки тому
Some random Martian creature attacks Perseverance and destroys it NASA’S budget: 😐
@goldenstars8983
@goldenstars8983 3 роки тому
Saw Mars for the first time as a 12 year old boy through a neighbors 3 ins telescope as a tiny disk with a few dark patches on September 8, 1956. Became an amateur astronomer that day. Never thought I would live to see these wondaful images as if I was standing there. Still doing astronomy to this day and hope I live long enough to see the samples it collects brought back to earth on an upcoming mission.
@voidofdeath
@voidofdeath 3 роки тому
This is so incredible!
@hot_vampire01
@hot_vampire01 3 роки тому
Technology is just getting better and better. I would love to witness how’s everything gonna unfold for more in 50years, I would be 20!years old by that time.
@realhumphreyappleby
@realhumphreyappleby 3 роки тому
Wut?
@djp1234
@djp1234 3 роки тому
I can’t believe it took this long to send a video camera and microphone over there.
@happyjalapeno9397
@happyjalapeno9397 3 роки тому
Absolutely incredible.
@IvoDimitrov
@IvoDimitrov 3 роки тому
Absolutely awesome! Good luck Perseverance!
@botlhalebruceramainoane9182
@botlhalebruceramainoane9182 3 роки тому
As if covid wasn't enough Now we starting a war with Mars 🙄
@SirYenner
@SirYenner 3 роки тому
What do you mean "we"? You didn't do anything, you self-loathing human hater.
@westie430
@westie430 3 роки тому
Lol.... a war?
@botlhalebruceramainoane9182
@botlhalebruceramainoane9182 3 роки тому
Nobody safe when them aliens start comin!, so yes we! Lol
@doodleboi7034
@doodleboi7034 3 роки тому
@@botlhalebruceramainoane9182 If we were to find life
@coltony6078
@coltony6078 3 роки тому
At least on that rock you don't have to deal with political corruption. One way ticket? Yes, please!
@stevenARTify
@stevenARTify 3 роки тому
Just wait until the countries start asking eachother who owns Martian land to build on lol
@karnasingh860
@karnasingh860 3 роки тому
Everything on that Rock will try to kill you nearly no atmosphere fuckton of radiation extremely low temperature no resources no people to help. I don't how it's better then living on a habitable planet like earth with all these resources 😂😂😂
@littlebirdie2
@littlebirdie2 3 роки тому
SOooooo tired of POLITICS...........,,,,,,
@varunram3209
@varunram3209 3 роки тому
@@karnasingh860 We might mine it for resources
@joehahn8817
@joehahn8817 3 роки тому
What a great time to be alive!!! To hear the wind of a distant world...totally blows my mind!!!
@brittkentish322
@brittkentish322 3 роки тому
But earth is flat lol
@byniasofficial2567
@byniasofficial2567 3 роки тому
The best thing about this mission is that the quality of the footage is so superb nowadays that it's gonna be a bummer for the flat earthers and space deniers to disprove it. I just can't wait untill we get to see a movie of the rover riding on mars and capturing the drone flying etc. All in colour, all in HD.
@randomkindness1470
@randomkindness1470 3 роки тому
there editing kinda ruins it.. there was a lot of animation in that video ....
@sambrewer2306
@sambrewer2306 3 роки тому
Really?
@sambrewer2306
@sambrewer2306 3 роки тому
Not in nasa vid
@lifeofelorm
@lifeofelorm 3 роки тому
Flat earthers should explain this
@Aceb_k
@Aceb_k 3 роки тому
They always have a stupid excuse
@martinhaggan6408
@martinhaggan6408 3 роки тому
Undoubtedly this marks a milestone in terms of space exploration. A truly historic achievement that will almost certainly be regarded as a significant breakthrough for the future of expeditions to Mars.
@Raj-me4iy
@Raj-me4iy 3 роки тому
I am so lucky at my age to witness this.
@controlledburst
@controlledburst 3 роки тому
'Searching for signs of life'. So when is that dead end reason going to finally be accepted as futile and divert ALL funding into other mission aspects? Conquest and pioneering spirit are the only reasons for space travel.
@jpierna7406
@jpierna7406 3 роки тому
ok
@rickshultz714
@rickshultz714 3 роки тому
These are NOT the only reasons. The biggest reason is and always has been developing the ability to actually get to the planet they're aiming for. The NAV and EDL systems are the REAL reasons for going to ANY planet.
@delkor007
@delkor007 3 роки тому
Nasa has been to Mars many times! this is not the first time smh
@azogthedefiler1513
@azogthedefiler1513 3 роки тому
Right, I wanna know what's so special about this.
@jw4673
@jw4673 3 роки тому
🤦‍♀️
@delkor007
@delkor007 3 роки тому
@@azogthedefiler1513 its not that special tbh everyone is freaking out like some humans landed in Mars which is not lol next 5-7 years we should have humans mission which should be very interesting and historical event
@add_the_pro4593
@add_the_pro4593 3 роки тому
It's the fact that it was successful there was no crashes or malfunctions
@jakehalle3697
@jakehalle3697 3 роки тому
No this time it’s because they have more advanced hardware and equipment, and crashes or destruction to the rover while on Mars will be less likely now, unlike what happened to the spirit rover
@richard-mercury
@richard-mercury 3 роки тому
Simply amazing
@bhorge
@bhorge 3 роки тому
Just Amazing!
@AGhostintheHouse
@AGhostintheHouse 3 роки тому
2:26 "It has to slow down...fast." I like that for some reason.
@isahakkv219
@isahakkv219 3 роки тому
Beautiful
@elenamonteagudo9855
@elenamonteagudo9855 2 роки тому
WOW 🤩 thank you !
@Bippy55
@Bippy55 3 роки тому
** Major CONGRATULATIONS and "HUZZAH!!" to everyone who made this mission possible ! ** Great video reporting!
@13isaluckynumberreal
@13isaluckynumberreal 3 роки тому
My heart was beating so fast when seeing it land
@rml695
@rml695 3 роки тому
I’m super pumped for this! 🚀
@tonywang1766
@tonywang1766 3 роки тому
super cool :) perfect landing
@jeffsilliman5010
@jeffsilliman5010 3 роки тому
So very amazing on so many accounts!
@babasmartgadgets3160
@babasmartgadgets3160 3 роки тому
can't wait for more pictures.
@georgegagnon4566
@georgegagnon4566 3 роки тому
Just absolutely awesome
@brajeshvishwakarma2309
@brajeshvishwakarma2309 3 роки тому
Marvelous Mars it's all beyond imagination ❤️hats off to the scientists who made it possible 🎉👍
@trackman174
@trackman174 3 роки тому
Absolutely incredible footage! The parachute deployment was crystal clear. What a wonderful time we live in. I can’t wait until the helicopter is launched 🚀
@richardrice3137
@richardrice3137 3 роки тому
Incredible!!!
@arjith413
@arjith413 3 роки тому
They've totally nailed the chappies agles you can possibly place cameras
@MagMohUpdates
@MagMohUpdates 3 роки тому
This is mind blowing 🤯
@johncourtright6367
@johncourtright6367 3 роки тому
Congrats JPL. From a guy who watched every minute of Apollo 11, this mission ALMOST compares. Go USA or anyone who believes exploration should always occur.
@tinamarie0701
@tinamarie0701 3 роки тому
So exciting ....so glad i lived to see this🌌🚀
@capricornus993
@capricornus993 3 роки тому
What a time to be alive people!!
@toby221
@toby221 2 роки тому
Descent stage after letting go of the rover: "Farewell, buddy. You're going to achieve great things."
@thaminduKavinda
@thaminduKavinda 3 роки тому
Lucky to see and hear Mars.
@diegooland1261
@diegooland1261 3 роки тому
That's so fricken awesome and impressive!!!
@OmerKhan1
@OmerKhan1 3 роки тому
🚀 saw the landing live! Amazing job.
@darthkered3262
@darthkered3262 3 роки тому
You thought you saw a landing its bs CGI either fake or not wanting us to see where video footage of Mars just still pics with 20 cameras
@OmerKhan1
@OmerKhan1 3 роки тому
@@darthkered3262 ok party pooper.
@ShyamSundaresan
@ShyamSundaresan 3 роки тому
incredible
@charlesrussell1764
@charlesrussell1764 3 роки тому
A magnificent achievement and only possible with the advent of video. I would like an investigation of the strange tube structures seen earlier.
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