NASA's Newly Released Images Of MARS #2 (2024)



Incredible images from planet mars featuring amazing discoveries.

Credits: NASA/JPL-Caltech/MSSS

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20 thoughts on “NASA's Newly Released Images Of MARS #2 (2024)”

  1. This has terrible narration. What were they thinking? Why? Why use a person with such a thick-tongued accent that can barely speak English incapable of a smooth delivery necessary for any narrator of a video such as this. It’s annoying and hard to watch. After a while the video becomes unwatchable as listening to this guy becomes unbearable. What was the point in using such a voice? Just boneheaded.

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  2. Are these images as we would see them if we were on Mars. or are they lightened for us to see. Shame about the helicopter, as the atmosphere is heavy carbon dioxide, maybe they could develop a Small Helium Blimp to get the arial shots?.e images as we would see them if we were on Mars

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  3. Very impressive!!! Great presentation, background music, captivating narration !!! Thank you for sharing the fantastic images and insightful commentary. I am one those people who never tire of looking at landscapes, and was deeply inspired by this wonderful video.

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  4. What bothers me the most is the always different color of the Martian sky. Ingenuity took images with a blue sky but Perserverance is showing an orange sky. Then on another day an image is published with blue sky as a "false color" image.

    From the data of Pathfinder and the technical informations about his camera I created color images myself from the raw data and the images showed a blue sky. Also I couldn't find any explanation why the color of sky on Mars is orange instead of blue. Don't explain it to me by Raleigh scattering, as I know how Raleigh scattering works which is given us the color of our sky. I need a scientific explanation why the color of sky on Mars is different than on Earth.

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