Perseverance Rover’s Descent and Touchdown on Mars (Official NASA Video)
NASA's Mars 2020 Perseverance mission captured thrilling footage of its rover landing in Mars' Jezero Crater on Feb. 18, 2021. The real footage in this video was captured by several cameras that are part of the rover's entry, descent, and landing suite. The views include a camera looking down from the spacecraft's descent stage (a kind of rocket-powered jet pack that helps fly the rover to its landing site), a camera on the rover looking up at the descent stage, a camera on the top of the aeroshell (a capsule protecting the rover) looking up at that parachute, and a camera on the bottom of the rover looking down at the Martian surface.
The audio embedded in the video comes from the mission control call-outs during entry, descent, and landing.
For more information about Perseverance, visit mars.nasa.gov/perseverance
Credit: NASA/JPL-Caltech
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iideputy_law 2110 minuter sedan
1:47 why did the guy say “hope you have salad”
Bulent ÇELİK4 timmar sedan
Ben Kardelen Çelik 10 yaşındayım İzmir Torbalı Türkiye de yaşıyorum 4/E sınıfına gidiyorum bir fikrim var. Denizde yaşayan diatomun canlısı dünyadaki oksijenin yüzde 20 sini üretiyormus. Bu diatomun u mars ta kulanilabilir. Bana cevap yazarmisiniz.
Evolved Primate9 timmar sedan
I disliked this because I’m a flat earther.
Didi Setyawan9 timmar sedan
And we must admitted that, US with Nasa is far away beyond another country on space exploration.
Rishi Valmiki10 timmar sedan
Congratulations NASA from India.... 🇮🇳🇺🇸🌌🚀
MagLalena Nurse10 timmar sedan
What do you call a naive cow? A gulla Bull
Anon10 timmar sedan
So they dropped a drone in Utah, I’m confused
Tony Mackenzie16 timmar sedan
What a joke nasa is
Ad Ad16 timmar sedan
I don't believe it ...we are not even able to land on the moon again like they supposedly did lol ...they're talking about Mars 😂😂😂
Ethan Johnstone22 timmar sedan
Tf are people disliking this
ACARA_Khoiri BahriDag sedan
This remembered me of The Expanse series.
Miqdad RashidDag sedan
When my constipation clears 3:17
Ante TalicDag sedan
aww look at them all being happy when rover landed great job guys
jahin ibne jahangirDag sedan
very nice
Jayden WolfeDag sedan
This has to be one of the greatest videos in human history. I cant count how many times ive watched this.
M. K.Dag sedan
I like Nasa is using metric system.
Kevin RabDag sedan
Serious question. From 2:55 to 3:05 there doesn't seem to be any propellant coming from the nozzles of the "jetpack" in the top left corner. Why is that? I thought those were powered by some type of hydrocarbon not air.
Kevin RabDag sedan
@BigTulsa ah cool this is what I was looking for thanks!!
BigTulsaDag sedan
@Mudkip909 It actually is, if you watch the press conference with JPL that accompanies this video they explain why it doesn't appear as fire (the fuel doesn't really allow for this) but they do point out the nozzles of the descent engines are pink hot.
Mudkip909Dag sedan
I guess it isn’t that hot
kikin tv2 dagar sedan
Congratulations
Mohammad Shahfiq2 dagar sedan
THE greatest L1£R s!! 😂😂 carry on ..
Mudkip909Dag sedan
Who
Gary Lee2 dagar sedan
MY FAVORITE MARTIAN would be proud of you NASA.....
Flat Earth Master2 dagar sedan
Sorry, a craft using a parachute in an atmosphere that is less than 1% the density of Earth’s would not work at all. Also, the little helicopter stunt they just claimed to do would not work either. But, what do you expect from an agency that has the devil’s serpent tongue in its logo.
Veritates Educational2 dagar sedan
@TimePro Don’t even try to argue with these people. They deny science that they personally don’t believe nor understand, and try to link it back to religion.
TimePro2 dagar sedan
The parachute didn't drain a lot of speed. Of course it did not do much. But it still did its job on mars. 1% Doesn't change a thing. Show me the science and I will believe you. If its correct. The helicopter also works.
Baby Dee3 dagar sedan
My planet❤️
jason cheng3 dagar sedan
In the future dad: comon kids we going to mars for a vacation kids: omg dad it takes like 5 hours to get there your ruining my life
Peggy R3 dagar sedan
WOW! amazing to see!
XoRoW Gaming3 dagar sedan
imagine people in the future be like "can't wait for the next holday i'll visit earth for a week" :
David Vazquez3 dagar sedan
Porque no mandan un robot a marte para medir la temperatura
SomeGuyInRoblox3 dagar sedan
to be honest, "touch Down Confirmed, We're Safe On Mars" sounds way better
coisa de pro3 dagar sedan
0:12 Parachute deploy 0:30 heat shield sep 2:14 back shell and divert maneuver 2:48 sky Crane maneuver 3:06 comfirmation
hatsune miku3 dagar sedan
Congrats Nasa im sooo proud
V the Dev3 dagar sedan
Now we finally got video of ingenuity flying
xXAgustin72Xx3 dagar sedan
amazing work!
Crazyoldman843 dagar sedan
Absolutely pointless. No oxygen or least not enough to breath and below -60 freezing cold. Spend money on earth
Veritates Educational2 dagar sedan
You are clueless...
dragonhalo893 dagar sedan
No
Ashok Kumar4 dagar sedan
who is here after ingenuity flight test
I'm 4real4 dagar sedan
What does NASA mean?...in Hebrew
Mudkip90919 timmar sedan
@I'm 4real oh I was mistaken, it does, according to google translate. I typed Nasa, and it said “did you mean נסה” so I pressed it and it said Try
I'm 4real19 timmar sedan
@Mudkip909, I didn't say in Yiddish, I mean true Hebrew...?
Mudkip909Dag sedan
It doesn’t actually have a Hebrew meaning
Creep_TDM4 dagar sedan
Don't forget that this is the first HD video on Mars.
Weezer Mungo4 dagar sedan
While all t his is incredible....The lander is on the verge of shutdown due to "dust" on it's power generating solar panels........Scientist are the smartest people in the world....but cannot see the forest for the trees....!
William HuttonTimme sedan
@Weezer Mungo the reason i am assuming that you're referring to insight is because that is the only one that is becoming a victim to dust. also, it wasn't multi-billion.
Weezer Mungo3 timmar sedan
@William Hutton Assumptions...Hmmmm....It does not really matter what finished what....Dust shutting down a multibillion dollar taxpayer funded piece of technology...Laughable...Then why are they concerned ...HuH
William Hutton11 timmar sedan
i'm assuming you're taking about insight, which completed its primary mission already
KGF CHAPTER 24 dagar sedan
It's not powered by solar panels lol, tf
Bindu Ajith4 dagar sedan
Wow Amazing
Rikdownunda4 dagar sedan
Not enough atmosphere for a drone but parachutes work well. lol
threegon3 dagar sedan
Enough for both
Jason S4 dagar sedan
Awesome stuff, yet if we really want to learn the history of mars. Do what we do and dig in, not just core samples.
Constantine Ajay4 dagar sedan
NASA is just on a whole new level!!!
BELLA BRICK STUDIOS4 dagar sedan
How tf does it’s every day bro have more views then this
Mudkip909Dag sedan
Jake Paul hacking Maybe???? Sus😳😳😳😳😳 xd
Earlbkv4 dagar sedan
Лайкните чтобы думали что я что-то умное написал
Nirbhay Raghav5 dagar sedan
Don't forget the 16 mins delay
Broken teletooby5 dagar sedan
That quality tho
TacoShark Gaming5 dagar sedan
Legit started crying, and I did nothing on this project. Congratulations to everyone who worked on it, ready to find life on mars!
ghost_ gamer5 dagar sedan
wich time a astrnout gona put his first food print on mars nasa
ghost_ gamerDag sedan
@BadWitch00 cool i ddint know that
BadWitch002 dagar sedan
Yeah, gotta leave some potato prints out there soon.
Curious Traveler5 dagar sedan
I find myself watching this video almost everyday.
Miranda Rogers5 dagar sedan
1 Corinthians 15:1-4 Moreover, brethren, I declare unto you the gospel which I preached unto you, which also ye have received, and wherein ye stand; 2 By which also ye are saved, if ye keep in memory what I preached unto you, unless ye have believed in vain. 3 For I delivered unto you first of all that which I also received, how that Christ died for our sins according to the scriptures; 4 And that he was buried, and that he rose again the third day according to the scriptures:
Jake McKee5 dagar sedan
@SpoonFullOfSalt bot
SpoonFullOfSalt5 dagar sedan
man what does that gotta do with this
Tim lane5 dagar sedan
2 Skycrane deployments 2 Skycrane success's.
Coll6 dagar sedan
Yay
Bionic_ slothe.x6 dagar sedan
Dear God we did it we've come a long way I'm so excited to eventually live on Mars 👍🏻
Jordon Armstrong6 dagar sedan
Why are the red lines on the parachute word coded
Jake McKee3 dagar sedan
@Ruben Davies ah, ok thanks
Ruben Davies3 dagar sedan
@Jake McKee it spells out "Dare Mighty Things"
Jake McKee5 dagar sedan
They spell out a message that’s one of JPL’s catch phrases. I forgot what it was though, so you’ll have to search it up
Kimchi Koalaa6 dagar sedan
1903: first sustained and controlled flight in kittyhawk 2021: freaking autonomous helicopter on mars
Mudkip909Dag sedan
2069: autonomous landing on the sun
Bhanuka Ranadewa7 dagar sedan
what a joke...LOL
INSERT_CUSTOM_NAME6 dagar sedan
wym?
Munny Reol7 dagar sedan
❤️
Ben Kang8 dagar sedan
is the reaction and footage syncronized? cause signal takes several minutes from mars to earth
Ruben Davies3 dagar sedan
This video is synced with the mission control readouts that happened days before these videos were downlinked.
Jake McKee5 dagar sedan
Yeah
Steven Voynow8 dagar sedan
Righteous! This vid makes one so proud to be an American; unlike the bogus President representing our country currently.
Jake McKee5 dagar sedan
Please, no politics.
Rob de Leon8 dagar sedan
I get goosebumps every time I watch this....even now
merle atma8 dagar sedan
RT see thus.
7668587 08 dagar sedan
congratulations
Kruger Katapilers8 dagar sedan
They take people for fools! This is not Mars,but a studio !
TERIQUE MURRAY4 dagar sedan
@threegon not just a planet but a while universe 🤯
threegon5 dagar sedan
Nasa is so sneaky, they built an entire planet in secret 🤯
SpoonFullOfSalt5 dagar sedan
I’ll send you a postcard when I get there.
Waa Mwaa6 dagar sedan
Yes, just like the 70's movie, "Capricorn One"! You are so on top of things! Amazing!
Yu Tub8 dagar sedan
First Curiosity and then Perseverance. Just amazing!
TimePro2 dagar sedan
Curiosity and Perseverance will continue legacy of Spirit and Opportunity. They will not be forgotten.
Veritates Educational4 dagar sedan
@Yu Tub Sorry, I got used to idiots in the comment section.
Yu Tub4 dagar sedan
@Veritates Educational never said anything about it being the first rover...
Veritates Educational4 dagar sedan
Curiosity wasn’t first, but it was the first rover landed via sky crane.
min8 dagar sedan
that's so amazing
Yuenner Martins9 dagar sedan
Muito emocionante
DRAKE MCCLUSKEY9 dagar sedan
They should donate their money to poor people instead!!😇
Mudkip909Dag sedan
It’s nasa not napsa
E. Rose8 dagar sedan
If they did that then everyone who works there would become one of those "poor people" when they lose their jobs.
John219 dagar sedan
Congratulations
Kruger Katapilers9 dagar sedan
this is the layout ..Ha ha ha ha
Jake McKee5 dagar sedan
Nope
Michael David10 dagar sedan
At 0:24, pause. Is that the Sun in the bottom right corner of screen? Why does the Sun look so big when Mars is so much further away from the Sun than Earth?
William Hutton11 timmar sedan
if the camera was supposed to be pointed at the sun, it would have appeared smaller, but the glare from the sun caused it to appear larger
Joshua Creasey5 dagar sedan
That's the glare that makes it seem big
samurai dog9 dagar sedan
@Michael David ok flerfer
Michael David9 dagar sedan
@Mark Brummett Half again further away, I know, but in every real photo from Mars the Sun is much smaller in the sky. Photos from other rovers. I've also seen pictures and video of a blue sky over Mars from Perseverance, as well as a large Sun. Have you seen similar footage from other Mars rovers? Please point a couple out to me. I honestly want to believe that NASA has succeeded with the Perseverance mission. I do not want to believe that it's being faked. Remote places on Earth like the Atacama Desert and Devon Island, where NASA has done rover research, make it possible.
Mark Brummett9 dagar sedan
"So much further away"? It's about 1.5 au (astronomical unit is the measurement used standard in this solar system; it represents the average distance from the Sun the earth is, which is around 93,000,000 miles. In other words it's about 1.5 times further than earth (abt 142 million miles). Which, using math, would make the sun appear about 2/3 as big.
thesun collective14710 dagar sedan
Wow that was amazing...From the radio to this...Very exciting
YASSER SALEM10 dagar sedan
Dozens of times I watch this video and I never hope for it
LukzTime11 dagar sedan
Now lets make theories about the rover.
Agnos Maloy12 dagar sedan
Мурашки по коже! Молодцы!
Don-Noppadon12 dagar sedan
อืม
Dennis Harper12 dagar sedan
No word on Doge?
Gabriel Giovanni12 dagar sedan
History making!!!
MaQuGo11912 dagar sedan
3:19 She single? I want greencard.
SpoonFullOfSalt5 dagar sedan
man stop
KytZu13 dagar sedan
Playing music n mars would sound like they're always out of tune lol
bruno sapee13 dagar sedan
Que pire loco
Wayne Ford13 dagar sedan
The standing heron importantly satisfy because nation tentatively saw above a sparkling inventory. fresh, dapper sun
-富軍傑-富軍傑13 dagar sedan
Вот это вот крупное такое нахлебалово ! Вы хоть поняли что это было ?
WickedWordzz13 dagar sedan
I listened to the entire entry and landing while on a long roadtrip. I was cheering in my car. What an incredible thing that we could ALL be a part of this accomplishment. Well done NASA!!!!
Patrick13 dagar sedan
How did you at NASA get a drone to fly on MARS that has no atmosphere, and no oxygen?
Mudkip909Dag sedan
It has an atmosphere. Drones do not need oxygen, jet engines do.
SpoonFullOfSalt5 dagar sedan
@Patrick mars has a very thin atmosphere, it is believed to have once been the same as earth’s. What mars lacks though, is a magnetic field protecting it from radiation. Over millions of years mars’ atmosphere was picked away by solar winds. but yea mars has an atmosphere
Cyclo the great10 dagar sedan
Mars has an atmosphere, it is full of Carbon Dioxide
E. Rose10 dagar sedan
@Patrick None of your previous comments explain why you think Mars has no atmosphere. Maybe you don't understand the question but I tried to ask it in as simple terms as I could.
Patrick10 dagar sedan
@E. Rose you dont understand what read my previous comments means? Wow. You're such an automaton.
The squad13 dagar sedan
Yeah I live dpace
superjaykramer15 dagar sedan
STOP HIDING THE DATA FROM MARS......IT BELONGS TO HUMANS....NOT NASA.....
Mudkip909Dag sedan
?
SpoonFullOfSalt5 dagar sedan
what
Panzer0fTheLake10 dagar sedan
huh?
superjaykramer15 dagar sedan
HEY PEOPLE NASA IS OVER WITH....THEY ARE SOOO IN DEEP WITH THE MILITARY...THEY ARE USELESS....
SpoonFullOfSalt5 dagar sedan
nope
Panzer0fTheLake10 dagar sedan
huh?
superjaykramer15 dagar sedan
YOUR LIES HAVE BEEN EXPOSED...
Panzer0fTheLake10 dagar sedan
huh?
superjaykramer15 dagar sedan
WHERE THE F*** IS THE DATA....?????
Hritaksh Tripathi10 timmar sedan
Ur mom
Mudkip909Dag sedan
0:00 to 3:15
SpoonFullOfSalt5 dagar sedan
in front of you?
Panzer0fTheLake10 dagar sedan
huh?
D C15 dagar sedan
Imagine people believe this garbage
SpoonFullOfSalt5 dagar sedan
how many chromosomes do you have?
Hanab18 dagar sedan
The like to dislike ratio sure says something
Craxo10 dagar sedan
Your conspiracy theories don't make you special
Panzer0fTheLake10 dagar sedan
my very being on this earth depends on the belief that this is sarcasm
Pallav Tripathi15 dagar sedan
many congratulations to NASA and scientists
Jace Alfante15 dagar sedan
The rover should have brought a seed and planted it..
SpoonFullOfSalt5 dagar sedan
Mars’ surface temp is too cold, there is iron oxide and phosphates in the soil, making it toxic for plants. Mars also does not have an atmosphere thick enough to house a plant.
Panzer0fTheLake10 dagar sedan
It'd die, since mars's surface temperature is way too cold for earth life
Tommie Smith15 dagar sedan
Been reading some of the comments and everybody's getting all emotional and misty eyed over this Mars landing. Stop yourselves. Yeah, it's all mind- blowing technology and all but, what are we doing or accomplishing. We can't survive on Mars. I knew that when I was in 2nd grade. At least not live a normal life as we now know it. Seems like alot of wasted time and money. Landed on the moon more than 50 yrs. ago and all we got out of it was a bunch of rocks. The ISS has benefited us how. Let's concentrate on the planet that has 7 billion humans living on it. Lets spend some more time and money working on making this a better and safer planet. I just don't get it. What's the big picture,"The Plan."100 yrs from now we'll be doing the same thing. Counting down another rover landing on another planet..... for what? "The space program is morally indefensible, not in itself, but because it has been given priority over the feeding and clothing and housing of the poor majority of the human race"....... Arnold Toynbee 1971
MVP ZAMASU15 dagar sedan
Did we not go to the moon few years ago? And already we are at Mars......
SpoonFullOfSalt5 dagar sedan
we went to the moon in the 60s and 70s. We are going back in 2024. :)
nashvillan7615 dagar sedan
NASA and its people are awesome!
Jordan Michael15 dagar sedan
The uneven office nearly sack because layer july form before a madly note. painstaking, nutritious circle
tylko pytam15 dagar sedan
Why there was a touch down video from 3 cameras but not a single video from surface of Mars?
Nates8 dagar sedan
Why were there no aliens, augh so disappointing
Panzer0fTheLake10 dagar sedan
can't tell if this is sarcasm
بهزاد تنکابنی15 dagar sedan
بهترین در یوتیوب
Wanees Ali15 dagar sedan
I could already hear the -15p IQ people saying they asked this landing
Where Nerdy is Cool!16 dagar sedan
Hang in there, Mark Watney, we're coming for you!! :)
SCIENCEIUM16 dagar sedan
6.7 dislikes are flat earthers
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