Mars Rover Finds Plastic On Mars



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In this clip, Curiosity finds a piece of plastic leftover from it’s landing on Mars in 2012. It’s thought to be a flake of shrink-tube form the descent stage. It’s important that this does not contaminate Curiosity’s internal sampling system.

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23 thoughts on “Mars Rover Finds Plastic On Mars”

  1. that's insane that's there's plastic in greenland. how crazy 🙄
    this can't be real, and if so people truly can't belive this nonsense.. I guess we have public education to thank for this nonsense and total disrespect towards the human race. they are literally taking us backwards and understanding our realm daily versus actually scientifically studying our realm and quit entertaining the nonsense thoughts of space like truly this is insane to what they're doing to our race. I feel bad for our species and how far are we falling due to how gullible we truly are to a person or entity of " power ".. truly sad

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  2. Debris from the lazy film company forgetting to pick up trash, just like our National parks that have the same terrain with the same trash🤔😖🤪😉…
    Come on, man!!!!
    Much love, everyone has their own journey to navigate.
    😎🤠🌞

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  3. Mars oceans must have vaporized instantly.

    Surface experience a flash of unimaginable heat, judging by those photos. Highly likely there is vast amounts of subterranean water still present…and life.

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