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Mars is the fourth planet from the sun and has a distinct rusty red appearance and two unusual moons.
The Red Planet is a cold, desert world within our solar system. It has a very thin atmosphere, but the dusty, lifeless (as far as we know it) planet is far from dull.
Phenomenal dust storms can grow so large they engulf the entire planet, temperatures can get so cold that carbon dioxide in the atmosphere condenses directly into snow or frost, and marsquakes — a Mars version of an earthquake — regularly shake things up. Therefore, it is no surprise that this little red rock continues to intrigue scientists and is one of the most explored bodies in the solar system.
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Amazing!……👍
I am the first person to discover past life on Mars viewing a past rover scan of the surface. What is interesting is NASA does not want anyone to see any evidence of past life. I wanted credit for discovering clear evidence of past life so offered NASA that I would pay my own way to Houston and show them the evidence on their computers and they do not want to see the evidence or publicize it. Graham Hancock in his book on Mars makes it very clear that NASA deletes anything controversial before allowing the public to see the video of the surface.
Actually looks rather pleasant temperature, although it's freezing.
Pretty amazing, especially the clouds at sunset !!
Another outstanding presentation, thank you so much. When I saw the views of the Coraliv Crater ( hope I have that spelling right), they reminded me that I have some incredible polished cabochons of gem-quality Red Jasper contrasted by white calcite crystals that look like the Crater images you show, with the permanent water ice visible. This particular Red Jasper I am mentioning here is very distinct and comes from Red Mountain near Patagonia, Arizona, USA. These specimens always seemed to me like miniature fantasy landscapes from Mars… and now, many years later, I can see the resemblance when I watch your videos.
Thanks again.
@27:19 This does appear to be ice which may indicate water and most are sure it is but in reality we do not yet know what it is. It may be time to go there and finish the mystery. :O)
New Mexico, Numbskulls.
Mars should just be a very red planet for all the craters of educational science of the solar system tour!🪐🪐🪐🪐🪐🪐🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🎓🎓🎓🎓🎓🎓
I expect this to be a "natural" geological formation, but……why do I keep seeing things that shouldn't be there? Looks more like a collapsed pyramid or some other kind of structure built long ago by intelligent beings. This is a debris field! In my opinion, there was a civilization here! Waay too many rectilinear and spherical shapes, weird carvings, and countless fragments of what had to be monuments and buildings.
Ok, so a lot of rock and sand, got it.
Very clear picture ❤
We need Mars rocks!!!!
More boring pics of rocks 😴😴😴
The object at 15:19 is an oil drum. There's no cause for concern; it was simply overlooked during the post-photography cleanup. Please disregard its presence, thank you.
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Fascinating. Thanks for uploading.
What happen to those red blurry tint images? Did they get a martin upgrade?