A brilliant thought but hopefully only as far as we know now. We can only dream .

Lol no kiddin, also I hear there’s foot prints on the moon 🤷

Dead robots.

@@TheRandomPersn42 They were never alive, so they cannot die, and so cannot be dead. At worst they are inert. Not sure what your point was.

@@nutbastard I'm not making a point, I'm just making a joke

So it lived 59 years in rover years.

@@Colt1775 assuming a human lifespan of 65 years, its closer to living to 3835 in rover years

I am Legend. I say it puts to rest the myth of NASA being underfunded. Time to slash the budget by 5946 percent.

@@BennyAscent Rover is obviously measured in dog years.

The way it degraded with age was so sad

Right?! I though it was just my autism causing me to anthropomorphize inanimate objects again, but it seems like everyone seems to think of the Mars rovers and other space machines as almost alive and sapient. They learn, face and overcome problems, and eventually they die, leaving behind a legacy and some degree of sadness, just like us. They also carry with them the hopes and dreams of humanity as a collective whole. Or maybe we’re just all a little autistic. Lol.

Yes

@@BlackFlagHeathenI she’d a tear for the river out of respect for the beautiful achievements it represents

Well put 💌

The batteries are getting low and its getting dark!

They don’t.

Because if your watching one video for one hour. You are not surfing watching other short videos. Your not making them money.

They want you to watch the adverts. The internet has been stolen from the people of this world by greedy big business. The ones who pay no Tax

@@delinquentinparadise as does everything, right?

@@letsgobrandon4066 IIRC youtube is actually pushing for LONGER videos, rating youtubers on watch length. Before people made shorter videos. Now they have to make longer and more frequent videos in order to get advertisement payment. You and @rev Dennis are both wrong. I remember liking the older guidelines of shorter, more frequent videos. Now KZfaq is just TV but online.

Yhe, but look at those numbers

And people say American manufacturing is dead. I had nothing to do with it but it makes me smile.

Space. Engineering..

Ri

@@damiendavisisraelcom8603 you knowtii

Totally i did drop a bit of my tear and really want to cry out loud when the earth control finally declared it's dead., 😭😭😭😭😭😭.., imagine what the opportunity rover overcome of what they did expect of total sol limit., and so for that imagine what's the earth team behind of it felt from the star to end of this OR journey., i myself almost want to cry just by watching this video so i imagine how about them., 😭😭😭😭😭

@@vanjouvillevalenzuela7489 to make you feel better, as the OP said that was just a poetic interpretation of the data it sent last haha..it isn't sentient. It struck a chord though, a lot of people came out with honors and sendoffs after hearing that, and they had to clarify it didn't literally say that But it was supposed to only last 90 days..I'd say that 10 years is a goddamn masterful effort and it more than completed its mission, nothing to be sad about

@@vanjouvillevalenzuela7489 e

Detroit Become Human: *Humans treat robots as slaves and kill them for disobeying* Real world Humans: *Break down in tears over a Martian rover that isn't even alive*

So if it had pain sensors I guess then it would give us data what would you say if it was programmed to scream or cry out would that make it alive

You may not be easily impressed, but you ARE easily duped.

In 1979, after developing training courses for Raytheon and Digital Equipment Corporation, I began to do the same for Codex which was in the process of being aquired by Motorola for its expertise, PhDs and patents. The Codex founders wanted to be the GM of information theory based products. -- A mathematical science discovered by Claude Shannon around 1950 while working for ATT to determine the channel capcity of telephone circuits. Shannon's work defined the standard channel bandwith for voice communicaion so they could be frequency multiplexed. David Forney addressed similar problems for miliary communication that led to statistical multiplexers, basis of the Internet, and its first civilian application, SABRE, still used by Travel agents to make immediate airline reservations. Dave also developed the error detection and correction systems that also adapted to changing S/N levels as satellites went more deeply into space to bring back flawless images. Dave developed a working prototype which he sent to Texas Instruments who reduced its circuits down to ICs just so you and I could admire the photos. Information theory is an entirely mathematical science that applies to everything that includes Digital Signal Processing, multiplexing, error detection, error correction, automatic equalization, channel capacity, encryption, decription, etc.

​@packer812 u know more than us right? Lol

​@@packer812i'm not impressed by it, because it's easy to do with enough money. stop pretending like humans are more primitive than we are.

@@tygical then please make it and release it pls i want to see.

My favorites! Great indeed!

What happened to wall E u didnt cry for wall E😅😅😂

@@ghostwarhammer007 ah yes i remember

@@arifdanielnordin4908 😁

Also spirit

yea this honestly feels like pirating a whole movie

When something is free, you are the product.

I pay allot for internet.. It was not free on any level.

@@hawkdsl Exactly! I pay my Internet provider £86 per month ($118) for all the services. It is NOT free.

You could mail me a dollar if it makes you feel better. Send it to Happy Guy 742 Evergreen Terrace...

Yeah, i feel it too!

For real. I teared up a little when he gave Opportunities last message; "My battery is low and it's getting dark." I was sad for a brief moment but knowing now, what an amazing journey it had and what it accomplished I couldn't help but be overwhelmed with a sense of what it's like to witness sheer brilliance. What a ride...

cash money

I have the feeling though that you edited in an already spoken in part or maybe it just sounded the same. But np, thnx for your hard work.

Great idea & realization. Thanx for this content

Thanks a lot for the view , really u r hard worker !

This was awesome to rewatch and see again. I learn something new from your videos when rewatching.

The rover will be a tourist attraction in 100 years as Mars children go on a field trip.

Sounds crazy but I legit teared up, thinking not only of the robot on mars but older people who must be thinking something along those lines in life

@@ADGwildlife Second Law of Thermodynamics is a bitch

@@scottslotterbeck3796 I think Elon's colonists will be getting paid for visiting AND RESTORING landers and robots around Mars; and/or for having them shipped back to Earth.

Scott Slotterbeck Nah, never gonna happen, it’s just a fantasy.

@David Wang Wow, I was just being silly and you got all wound up over it. You might want to lay off the caffeine or something. Learn to chill out a little.

It's not RC though. It's not remote controlled, it's locally controlled by itself

@@ploperdung Without communication from Earth, it wouldn’t have done anything at all. It was controlled, albeit somewhat autonomously, by people in a remote location.

@@cirrus393 It can communicate with earth but it still controls itself

@@ploperdung By that logic, a commercial airplane is not controlled by a pilot, but by the autopilot, despite the pilot inputting commands (otherwise known as controlling it..)

@@cirrus393 If a pilot's commands had a 30 minute delay like commands from earth to mars have, they wouldn't be able to fly. All earth is doing in terms of commanding the rover is just telling it what to do or where to go but it does those things completely autonomously whereas everything an aeroplane has needs to be controlled and it needs to be done in real time

BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!

Same like wtf

Planned*

Same here!!! 😭😭😭😭

My battery is low and it's getting dark here, too, little buddy. Goodnight!

Just shows how capable we are as humans to build some of the most reliable, high quality machines possible but most of the time don’t because corporate CEO’s need to keep making year over year profits for their shareholders. And what’s the first thing they do to cut costs? Lower quality. NASA doesn’t have that problem since their goal is improving humanities understanding of our universe and there’s no profit to be made there. They get a set amount of money to budget with every year and use every dollar they get to make some of the highest quality tools imaginable. The James Webb space telescope is another great example of this too

This Channel is nice, but Anti-Science is on the Run AND Learning never ends, so that's at least 2 Reasons for me to recommend randomly good Education-Channel of various sorts (including Science-Channel)! In no particular order, i just spam them, if thats ok with you: -Oversimplified! -Doctor Dave Explains. -Veritasium. -Kosmo. -Legal Eagle -Sir Sic. -Cinema Therapy. -Viced Rhino. -Redditor. -ReddX. -Lockstin &. -Its ok to be smart. -Sci Man Dan (maybe that one first?) -Cosmic Sceptic. -Some More News. -SEA. -Practical Engineering. All of them have my stamp of approval. Check them all out and then tell me what 'direction' you want for Future-Recommendations. Have Fun! And Learn much!

@@slevinchannel7589 thx mate ill check all of them :)

What do you mean? What proof do you have that it’s not a Hollywood movie ?

I made it 69 likes

Not only that..Elon Musk wants to colonize mars and other planets, but the robots are a good start.

home home i agree

What about next to opportunity itself? When the ships for the new world will be ready, we'll come and rescue our old friend.

Mars has an atmospheric of CO2 with just 1% of earth’s pressure all bathed in deadly ionising radiation and blasted by abrasive toxic dust. Humans cannot live there without space suits. We would need fully sealed cabins much like the space craft that took people to the planet. Hopefully the dust won’t destroy the seals. Hopefully the people won’t go barking mad. Hopefully the years of low gravity won’t permanently ruin their health.

@@davidelliott5843 I mean, terraforming mars is not impossible, there are methods with today's technology to do so, it is just that those methods may take us around 500-1000 years to do so, and even then it would only be a inferior earth, but is not impossible, and as technology advances maybe that millenia would turn a 100 years or 50 years.

@@joannot6706 I thought of that too! After how hard Opportunity worked for us, it at least deserves that respect😞

Yes.

Yup, second runner up end liner is “Beeee Gooooooood” *iron giant*

So sad. Although it GREATLY outlived it’s expected mission, still just sad! The clapping when the mission was declared over was obviously sad clapping! This probe almost took on a life of its own.

Yea

Totally i did drop a bit of my tear and really want to cry out loud when the earth control finally declared it's dead., 😭😭😭😭😭😭.., imagine what the opportunity rover overcome of what they did expect of total sol limit., and so for that imagine what's the earth team behind of it felt from the star to end of this OR journey., i myself almost want to cry just by watching this video so i imagine how about them., 😭😭😭😭😭

Yip 🥺 I’m kinda glad other people did as well, I didn’t feel as much of an idiot 😂 I remember back when it happened, it was on the news everywhere and I was greeting then too 🥺

Musk ,must live in mars.

I cried when Astrum narrated "panoramic photo of Oppie's final resting place."

We have a tendency to anthropomorphize things, and there's nothing wrong with that imo.

I cried too

@@brettvv7475 I’d say that not only is there nothing wrong with it, but that it anthropomorphizing things is an overall benefit. With a dog, if you feel like it is a member of your family you will care for it better. With Oppy, they could have been like, “It’s already fulfilled it’s mission, we’ll try to free it but oh well if we can’t.” Instead it was more like, “Ok let’s test everything we are getting this rover out of the sand.” The attachment to the rovers essentially ensured that we would do everything we could to keep them going as long as possible.

You people are sick lol... I wont be surprised when humans fall in love to robots in future meanwhile most real humans will be single and loved by none

@@ArjanTV Sorry you're having relationship troubles. Not sure youtube comments are the best place to project your frustrations.

beautiful comment

on mine too :' )

Me too

:(

On the flipside, if we ever make it to Mars we will probably retrieve all of our past rovers at some point, maybe for a museum of space exploration?

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Or maybe Elon Musk’s space X settlers will discover this robot and do some maintenance on it. That would be one of the ways it gets restored.

@@slevinchannel7589 ContraPoints is a pretty good science channel. My fellow twitter users recommend it

@@Shiroi0moi Cool!!

I had a dream Matt Damon would do that..

*With solar power on a dirty dusty place*

The 'steadfast little tin soldier'. RIP.

NASA engineering at its best

Just to rephrase knowledge helps

With a 90 sol expectancy at that!

Yeah so good movie

Little rovers like this do not threaten or kill things/people, not hard to love.

@@howardsimpson489 they would if they were coded to and had the hardware attached. Maybe you just don't like human agency.

😭

Very poignant

💔💜🙏

@David Wang i value human life over all things. im aware that where there is humanity, the trouble of the human condition will follow. all i was saying, david wang, was that if we get the chance to recover the machines that have sent us pictures of another freaking planet, we should, and then put them on display in a museum. how is that saying the robot is more important than a human?

@@p1ratesail0r I would rather spend the millions upon millions to do that on more science experiments imo like taking the dirt/rocks back.

Are you AI you sound 🔊 way to fascinated by the demise of a robot 🤖 to be for real

@@roxieolemeda3196 The dude sounds more like a human than you lmao

This kind of comment makes no sense when becoming a patron is front and center for most quality channels. Do you support ANY KZfaq creators?

Probably sad that it finally died, but happy that it lasted so long and got so much more done than they ever planned.

Lol

Awww! Not for long! Onward and upwards!

domo arigato ironic detacho

😂😂😂😂😢

Looool

This documentary does not end with that. Because it never happened

@@ThatSB You have nothing else to do than writing stupidities online? Why don't you go to see a doctor to try to fix your dead brain?

@David Wang the world turtle put’s it on it’s back and continues to soar through the cosmos as it always does. They teach you this in school. Keep up.

I’m sure they’ll collect all these little BotsAnd put Them in the Mars museum on Mars one day

@@emmanuelstamatakis8218 but the way they do with mummies There's already some urban legends for some of those

As a stoner, that sounds awesome lol

Unless the rovers A.I doesn't go Cylon and kill any colonist that comes near it. But seriously it was an amazing journey for the crew and a testament to human engineering, this mission will be a tough one to beat in the future.

Great idea for a book

I believe they used atomic battery

I've RC cars at Radio Shacked better than that Tin Can 🤔 No not Tin Plastic Can.

I sometimes feel that it was designed for 1000 sols but was lied that it would last only 90 sols

After 3 months a new battery was installed by one of the 2 bases on Mars we have there ! The solar panels were somehow cleaned spotless and gleaming by the photo selfie taken ! NASA said wind cleaned it unexpectedly so i tried to clean the pollen off my truck and 100 mph for 1 minute did nothing lol ? We the public have flintstone technologies when the military has George Jetson technologies ! Whistle blowers say we have a 43 spaceship fleet in space now lol ! Its classified above our President as he is a temporary employee like Congress also ! We get fiction insted of truth !

@@ijamsum chill pill time

@@ijamsum just how high are you?! ROFL!

Hell yeah this was a badass video

28thpetitesI

That would be cool. Like it thinks the mission message is another rover trying to find it .

@@davidharrington956 WE’RE ONTO SOMETHING BIG HERE GUYS!

I wouldn't. Unless you support the Chinese government and their slave labor

@@SteveVi0lence ?

Wait til you see what's coming from Perseverance. It's already astounding.

@@alistersutherland3688 anything from Cydonia?

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@@slevinchannel7589 Thank you for sharing. I'm already familiar with a few of the channels listed.

Hi

Thank You

@@slevinchannel7589 I'd reccomend Doctor Mike be added to that list as well.

I had a feeling of mourning.😢

It's amazing that it spoke this way with heart

Yeap... same for me... but can’t deny that it remembers me Captain Price of Call of Duty: “Tango down, going dark”

All you people should definitely not watch Wall-E, at least not alone or without Xanax

@@cedricvillani8502 wtf... wall-e? Thats similar but I had no emotional changes with that

Curiosity sung itself "Happy Birthday" to celebrate the end of its first year on Mars.

Thats a no-brainer. If anything, Opportunity and the other two right now is evidence that we can survive on Mars but at a very slow pace. Nonetheless, Oppy gonna have a shrine

I'd guess if we do send people the Mars, it will be prison people. Isn't that what English people did and now we have America and Australia

Kids are going to visit them in a museum,beginning in 2040 or 2045,in "The Martian International Museum"...i hope.

Guaranteed-Most all who watched this whole episode felt that too.

I understand you !! 🤣🤣

Well that’s the difference between a machine and a human organism Proves you’re a man with a heart and soul

We could have always fed the poor or rescued kids from child trafficking. Or overturned Roe v Wade. Ya think 🤔

I mean they would have to be disinfected you don’t want to bring any thing back from other countries or other worlds DNA are different might kill us all

1000% same

Me too

Same

It's equivalent to the series he made like a year ago

To me like these