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



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34 thoughts on “Why These Rocks on Mars Shocked Perseverance Scientists the Most | 1st Year Supercut”

  1. The problem scientists, at least the most vocal, ignore for some reason when they say that there must be a lot of life in our galaxy/universe is that we are in relatively safe area, far form the galactic center with low density of stars. We are pretty much in the middle of nowhere. But the closer to the center you get, the higher the star density, the higher the star density the more often you get blasted with insane amount of radiation when stars explode. Plus the number of magnetars, neutron stars etc. also get higher. So like mathematical models can show that there should be X number of life supporting planets in galaxy, but the question is how many of them is not getting blasted with X-rays from magnetar sterilizing planet every couple seconds/minutes. How many of them is not getting blasted with radiation every couple mln of years due to star exploding 10-50k light years away, etc.

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  2. I just love when the content of a video DOESN"T answer the question in the click-bait title of said video… Did these rocks shock any scientists? If so… What rocks specifically? I guess we'll need to watch another video to answer that! [shocked-face]

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  3. Why do we really care if there is/was life on Mars? It wouldn't change a thing in my beliefs or understandings of the universe at all. To me it is a BFD! Would someone care to tell me why we are spending so much $$ on this?

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  4. Wait… The parachute is in binary as you are looking up at it, right?

    So wouldn't it be backwards to anyone looking at it from above? I mean, sure it would be complicated enough for some alien species to see this and recognize it for what it is, but that seems like another unnecessary step of complication.

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  5. I believe that Robert will do the work as the people operate according to it will producing air to an making electric magnets plant , once that is done ,mar,planet Iis like the earth magnetic push in out around the plant produces air but fist what how much to start it.this in my vision.

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  6. I hope someday NASA can collaborate with Boston Dynamics to create an extremely lightweight rover with legs instead of wheels. The opening shot of this video showed mountains of the distance, and I imagined a human explore wanting to travel there, but the horror of leaving tracks that could last a very long time would make me not want to go. It’s like walking across fresh snow. I think a rover with legs would leave less intrusive impact. It’s like the monsters who drove across the Nazca lines. Leave no trace.

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  7. Right now no one can make a permanent home off the Earth. So far humans in space can't exist in space before they start to separate cells in their bodies, like eyeball cells coming apart.

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  8. Excellent update of Mars exploration by NASA's Perseverance and companion Ingenuity. Great story telling with understandable explanations and engaging narrative. Thank you!😎

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