Why These Rocks on Mars Shocked Perseverance Scientists the Most | 1st Year Supercut

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Publicado 2023-02-20
Everything NASA's Perseverance saw and discovered during its first year on Mars. Astrum merch now available! Apparel: teespring.com/stores/astrum-space Metal Posters: displate.com/promo/astrum?art=5f04759ac338b

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  • @pattas2005
    I love the fact that we have a neighbouring planet which is solely inhabited by robots! 😊😂
  • One of the best educational vids I have ever watched, no over dramatization, no loud imposing music to muddle the audio, clear and unpretentious, just wonderful, Thank you.
  • @utha2665
    I never realised that Perseverance was so large, I always envisaged a large RC sized vehicle. That makes it even more impressive that NASA managed to land such a large vehicle so delicately.
  • I love how Ingenuity is like Perseverance’s baby and ended up being its sidekick on the mission, that’s so cute ❤️🤖🚁🥹
  • @tired1923
    it’s hard not to anthropomorphize this little guy on Mars when there’s a team so human behind it. from the Sherlock Holmes references to its wiggles and the pet rock, this rover embodies the best of humanity.
  • The landing video is truly one of the most amazing things I've ever seen. Watching from the rover as it descends, with the platform above hovering with its rockets and their transparent exhaust… absolutely incredible. JPL has always had crazy ideas for the landing sequence that we could all read about, like for Spirit and Opportunity with huge airbags and the last two rovers with sky cranes, but seeing it on video just makes it so much more impressive.
  • @NigelDixon1952
    I'm being serious now, Alex. The amount of work you do on your channel shines through with every video you publish. Your work could be shown on mainstream TV without further editing! I'm sure viewers will agree with me, and give you a thumbs up on what i've said. Also, you have a golden voice. Make it available for voiceover work and make some money!
  • @pagarb
    A great story, the "two partners" have almost acquired "personalities", like two friends on a great trip of exploration.. I really hope they can keep going because it seems they're a great team and have already done so much. It would be great to see them keep going. Between them and the scientists who designed, made and are monitoring and sending them on missions, this is a really great story..
  • @salt-emoji
    Even though I already know most all of this stuff, no one else delivers the info and makes it easy to understand and enjoyable like astrum. One of my favorite channels!
  • I would've LOVED more videos like this when I was under lockdown roughly 2 years ago. Astrum is way better than a LOT of other science / space exploration / astronomy channels.
  • @litephaze
    Alex, you never cease to amaze me, leaving me awe-inspired… This piece just does it! I don’t know how you do these videos so well! I truly hope NASA appreciates you! Because I know I sure do! Keep up the great work! ❤
  • Excellent video. Don't be scared by the 50 min length. Watch it. Totally worth it ! Thank you
  • @levinevara8592
    Such a dedicated channel lit up my passion for outer space again
  • @micr0chap
    Exceptional coverage of Perseverance's travels and achievements, Alex. Thanks for all the hard work. You are a worthy commentator on a marvellous machine and its stoic little arial accomplice. Congrats! Fascinating! (subscribed)
  • While I have 0 expectation that we will find any evidence of life, it's always amazing to hear about more advanced rovers we send out, and it's cool seeing the pictures they take. We don't need to find life in order to find valuable information after all.
  • @4thorder
    First off, thanks for the excellent production of this video. The narrative and sequences of images are perfect. As a retired Engineer with over 30 years experience in the automotive industry, I am still amazed at the fact that we can place a series of very complex instruments on Mars, use them from an incredible distance and improve them over previous to work on their own if required. Just incredible on so MANY levels. :)
  • @pip5461
    No matter how many times I've seen this, it always impressed me... The science and technology utilised were credited to all involved.
  • One day I will visit MARS to rescue all those lone soldiers who gave their life for finding Life on Mars. That's why I'm studying hard so I can accomplish My dream one day
  • @GalopaWXY
    Thank you so much for this well-rounded summary of Perseverance's first year! I had missed a lot of these details so I'm really glad you compiled everything together <3
  • @icare7151
    Some may say “click bait” but the data presented is well done with great awesome historical and scientific data facts. Thank you for sharing!