Well said! Thanks ❤️👍

Absolutely an astounding feat to not only to land a craft on Mars but to send back images like these is truly incredible.

Believe me i know how much this costs, everytime i see my paycheck attacked by legalized extortion, everytime i see homeless people.

yes wowee click bait trash and billions wasted on a inhospitable mud ball. wonder how many issues in our world could be solved ahahahhahahahha

This video is BS Sorry you believe everything on the toobs😐

Bigfoot is blurry.

Big foot doesn't exist.

LMAO!!! This is the best comment yet.

All bigfeet are blurry except for the ones you see close up. Its what happens when you get old and thanks for giving your age.

Apparently it can get up to 20c in summer so you might even see him strip of that money suite and take a bath in all that Martian water

😂😂😂😂😂

I think the technology involved is a lot better then whats in our phones but I still agree 😂

Like this really happened, folks, c'mon, let's get real now

​@@donlewis6367There are very simple reasons if you could be bothered to research.

Boohoo you poor soul 😢

20 billion a year for lies haha

Death valley alright@@nflores5433

You've never been to Death Valley have you? 🙄

they are getting ready to film man on mars as the moon shots were comical.

I don't think its Death Valley because there isn't any trash. But I've been wrong before.

После ужасающих картинок марса я заново влюбляюсь свою милую EARTH

Mars looks like the outskirts of Reno along I-80.

Arizona is beautiful this time of year.

Earth is disgusting.. it is a large pile of crud.

Was

@rioraton Actually, yours is an excellent comment, not just superfluous like some other comments. Yes, some friends of mine annually go to a place in Nevada, not far from Arizona where they take their sand cars and run them, doing crazy fun stuff. I've never gone there, but I've been not very far from it along hiway 15. Anyhow, I always make sure to tell them to have fun at Mars. The pictures they take look a lot like this, but mostly they are at places with more sand. Yep, there are places on Earth similar in looks and aspect to places on Mars. Though I'm fairly sure the photographs of Mars here are color balanced to look more like Earth. I understand the sky on Mars, if looked at in person not wearing any filtered glasses or filtered helmet visor, would usually or typically appear more like a beige-rust with maybe the faintest bluish because of so much ultraviolet reflection. Also, the Mars sky I understand changes color by the season, or by its "weather". Wind brings fine dust into the Mars sky. That would make the sky more the color of the dust, and at altitudes, reflect sunlight, differently than it would here. There is no protective ozone O3 or O4 to reduce the sun's strong ultraviolet radiation. There is also no significant magnetic belt around Mars to deflect cosmic radiation. That's real stuff from all the huge stars and objects in our galaxy. Emissions of charged particles from our own sun, and even more charged from all the stars like Sirius. But yes, an excellent comment to notice the similar looks on Mars and places on Earth. Not just the basic general look, but see what looks like stratigraphic layers? When you see these layers on Earth, it's almost always because long ago where the layers are, there was once an ocean or lake or river. How the history of these layers on Mars works is a good question to work on. Can some of these layers be formed by volcanism instead of silt deposits in a body of water? That makes the question; what was the stuff that came out of Mars' various volcanoes? Was it ash? What kind of ash? Was it liquid magma blown many miles high with some of it solidifying before landing? Was it a thin liquid mixed with volatiles like water, ice, dry ice, methane? Things to find out. Then of course is the cost. See? Scientific explorations like this cost. So social and political things get involved, things to do lots of considering on.

Most likely that's exactly where these are from. Fake moon landing, fake mars

@@YourSexyPimp The way you can tell is if the Marsions have buck teeth or not. Just thinking.

I think Earth and Mars have been through relatively similar developments, although obviously not exactly the same. It’s probably not all that surprising that Mars has some areas that have a similar appearance to areas of Earth where there are similar conditions. I’m pretty blown away by how much it does resemble Earth though.

How is that life when there is no water and no oxygen?

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LOL

Astounding isn’t it?

Location, location, location.

It’s all an illusion 🤗

Devon island

@@MpdNull-mv4pm You know it!

@@SmedleyWarIsaRacket jeranism found it back in 2012 ^^

Or Arizona

Looks like a dried up river or lake bed….highly doubt this is mars….

Indeed!

Many thanks 👍❤️

Glad you enjoyed it

Не может быть

Which one? I'll wait......

See now, that’s why you’re still so stupid.

Which "Earth" desert is this?

@rupeeslang5121: Why Earth? 🤔

They really should start looking underground

@@asimplepie2279 I suspect there were lakes at one time.

@@colinwashington8427 maybe still underground aquifers?

@@asimplepie2279 Could well be. Seeing some discoloring in some areas it looks more like damp than anything else.

@@asimplepie2279 Yes. And in the Hellas Basin, where there is twice as much Pressure and more evidence of water flows. Or the rim of Arsia Mons, rimmed with water Ice. Think, NASA, think!

Yes, and it sounds a lot like the soundtrack from the film Forbidden Planet!

Alien music.

Not difficult to build stone buildings there.

@@annemaria5126 Well, lots of free flag-stones for whatever. . .

great, now I got that song stuck in my head.......😂😂😂

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It was more like a oster or clam.

Thank you, B-52!😂

Oh my goodness!!! That's way too funny!!! I love that song. Down down!!! A sea robin!!!

What a great location for an inhabitable planet but Mars is too small to have an effective magnetic shield to protect it from solar radiation and to keep the solar wind from stripping away it's atmosphere. An Earth where Mars is could support billions of people. It has enough frozen water to cover the entire planet to a certain depth(don't remember what it was).

Thanks and stay tuned for more videos ❤️

@@PracticalPlanet mars looks like a hot desert it is impossible to believe that there is cold temperature in Mars

The top-notch digi-quality of the photography blows my nut , Rodders! Spectacular!

It's some worse in arizona death valley somewhere on earth.. But mars I don't think so... All that clear picture.. If bigfoot walk by it get blurry..

We could have been neighbors.

i totally agree.

😑

What dumbasses!!

Geologically inactive long ago with only a clean slates that remain and one or 2 upended rock of interest great return on your investment?

@@wayneparkinson4558 Yeah.. they should defund the military too.

It is earth!

@@faceless.chroniclesnooo, Earth is banana shaped

Thanks ✌

You are so welcome! ❤️

They cleaned the Nevada trash out before filming.

Has soon as they landed parts fell off things exploded and a carbon footprint was observed sorry to burst your bubble?

There's a dollar general just over the ridge.

Not yet anyway !

С любовью от «Практическая планета» ❤️❤️

@@PracticalPlanet спасибо всем здоровья счастья успехов благополучия желаю

@@PracticalPlanet вы кто такой американец

@@user-tj2ml6fq2l why didn't you just say , live long and prosper .. shess

As long as there's no democrats, I'm fine with that

It is our future . Mars used to be like earth before the solar winds stripped its atmosphere. Just my opinion

@@jamesrussell7427 That would be my guess.

@@jamesrussell7427 Mars is smaller. Thus less gravity. Plus Mars doesn't have a molten iron core. Thus no magnetic field to protect it from solar radiation.

Or venus

Many Thanks and stay tuned for more such videos ❤️

Its great for looking at fossilized rocks apparently not many bones within them though SORRY??

I didn't see a single bone in the video.

Glad you liked it!

Thank you very much!

Glad you enjoyed it so much. ❤️

Many thanks 👍❤️

Oh, you're a municipal employee.

Glad you enjoyed it

Absolutely loved it 👍🏽🥰

Yes, really ridiculous ideas of western „culture“

How did you post a comment here with no electricity? And how do you survive with no water? Are you living on Mars? Behind the camera??

Move. 21st century.

Your Bushmen did just fine on the Kalahari Desert. And, no, South Africa doesn't want to settle on Mars, but they did kick Western Culture out of S.A.

The trick is to find valuable minerals under ground, then everyone will wantvto comevhelp you. Well actually they will come cheat you.

Glad you enjoyed it! 👍❤️❤️

I was thinking the same. I wonder what happened to the water, and whether there are springs beneath the surface. It's a fascinating planet, and the clarity is bloody amazing from such a tremendous distance. NASA technology is top notch. Thank you so for sharing this!

Before about 3.8 billion years ago, Mars may have had a denser atmosphere and higher surface temperatures, potentially allowing greater amounts of liquid water on the surface, possibly including a large ocean that may have covered one-third of the planet. But, No evidence of present-day liquid water has been discovered on the planet's surface because under typical Martian conditions (water vapor pressure

ROCK & ROLL! 😁🎸

I enjoy these but unless you are the Mars equivalent of a geologist they are deadly dull.

A geologist wet dream right there?

That is that creature urinating.

Its not all bad they found a up turned stone indicating intelligent life put it there?

Thanks ❤️

NASA translated in Hebrew [ to deceive ]

Moon doesn't have an atmosphere to scatter the light. Mars does. Much rarer on Mars, but Mars also produces clouds in certain times of the year.

I have the "sinking" feeling that Mars was once very much like Earth.

Yes this is stunning it is beautiful. I never stop getting amazed on what's out there.

theres a shit lot of helium 3 on the moon, but its too expensive to mine 360,000 miles away, mars is 140 million miles away

Thanks 👍

I was there in the summer of 1995. It looked almost like this except for the water, some ice, caribou, huge trout, occasional bear, birds, moose, ducks, etc. I especially liked the caribou. Land somewhere in a helicopter, get out and look around, sample, etc., and then go on to the next one. It looked almost undisturbed geologically. But it contains one of the biggest copper deposits in the world. All flat-lying strata. Very few trees.

Looked very much like this photo of Mars.

Thanks 👍❤️

Yeh when you come to mention it a perfect breeding ground for conspiracy theory

They need to start digging a mine into the side of one of those banks of the mountain. Could convert it into a living quarters also if nothing of value is found in the soil. 😁

my advice is for them to stay there.

That's Mars. Gale crater and Jezero crater. Thanks ❤️

yet its a speck in the sky from our perspective, when we look at it

So does death valley but i wouldn't like to live there?

Sure does

Il faut prendre le temps de regarder..... moi j'ai vue !!