I very much enjoy this channel's videos. Just enough narration, well edited, and non intrusive background music. Mars is as tragic to me as it is beautiful. Everything seems to be a broken/smashed reflection of what once was a work of art. We don't know what was ever there to be lost (in reality) but the feeling of sad tragedy (death) and loss never fails to enter my mind when seeing these scenes.
I really enjoy this, to think I can view Mars from home, and to think that this place is there, like that, right now, ; perhaps a light breeze going in an evening light, all that distance away. It seems locked in time and very still, without the vibrancy of an eco system ; its also a testament to how we must protect and appreciate the beautifully miraculous climate we have.
Great video – could you do a similar, slower pan of the mesas – there is much interesting detail in and upon the slopes (also visible by pulling/magnifying and zoning in during this video, albeit fleetingly given the speed. Thanks.
I must say I have great affection for Mars. I can imagine it's quiet serenity. No supposedly intelligent beings killing each other over religion or land disputes. No ever-confusing , demented social/sexual politics. No turning on a radio hearing seemingly endless Taylor Swift and Ed Sheeran!! . . . A nice bit of peace and quiet contemplation from all the unwanted interference.
Clouds on Mars are amazing! I had to go to the JPL website to learn more because I suspected that these were Carbon Dioxide clouds. These particular clouds were considered early for the cloudy season and much higher in altitude and they are indeed C02 clouds. Clouds that form later in the season are at lower altitudes (Below 37 miles up) and are made of water ice crystals.
Nevada or Arisona???
I very much enjoy this channel's videos. Just enough narration, well edited, and non intrusive background music. Mars is as tragic to me as it is beautiful. Everything seems to be a broken/smashed reflection of what once was a work of art. We don't know what was ever there to be lost (in reality) but the feeling of sad tragedy (death) and loss never fails to enter my mind when seeing these scenes.
I really enjoy this, to think I can view Mars from home, and to think that this place is there, like that, right now, ; perhaps a light breeze going in an evening light, all that distance away. It seems locked in time and very still, without the vibrancy of an eco system ; its also a testament to how we must protect and appreciate the beautifully miraculous climate we have.
CLOUDS??? GOOD GRIEF! 😮
A truly shattered land.
Why there is no even an ant on this planet Mars?😊😊😊
Fake video because there is no water where from came clouds
Fake …Hoaxs
Great video – could you do a similar, slower pan of the mesas – there is much interesting detail in and upon the slopes (also visible by pulling/magnifying and zoning in during this video, albeit fleetingly given the speed. Thanks.
How does it come that the cameras of the rovers are not shattered with dust?
I must say I have great affection for Mars. I can imagine it's quiet serenity. No supposedly intelligent beings killing each other over religion or land disputes. No ever-confusing , demented social/sexual politics. No turning on a radio hearing seemingly endless Taylor Swift and Ed Sheeran!!
. . . A nice bit of peace and quiet contemplation from all the unwanted interference.
Clouds on Mars are amazing! I had to go to the JPL website to learn more because I suspected that these were Carbon Dioxide clouds. These particular clouds were considered early for the cloudy season and much higher in altitude and they are indeed C02 clouds. Clouds that form later in the season are at lower altitudes (Below 37 miles up) and are made of water ice crystals.
You do these beautifully, thank you. What is the music with this one?