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NATURE NASA released the the clearest images of Mars

NASA's Perseverance rover has sent back its latest images from the Martian surface, giving us another incredibly detailed look at the rocks, terrain and landscape of a world millions of miles away. The rover continues to explore Mars while sending new images and science back to Earth.

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u/EnduringFulfillment 14h ago

Looks like Nevada lol

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u/PrimordialXY 13h ago

I live in Nevada. That was my first thought as well

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u/Fine_Yogurtcloset738 12h ago edited 11h ago

I don't live in Nevada. That was my first thought as well

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u/notcomplainingmuch 12h ago

I live in Finland. This looks like Arizona.

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u/Goldeneyes92 11h ago

I live in Arizona, this looks like Finland.

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u/Any_Pie_2282 11h ago

I’m a softball coach.

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u/Successful-River-828 11h ago

I have soft balls

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u/Deep_Grapefruit6725 10h ago

I ball soft coaches

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u/Calm_Technician_5585 10h ago

Coach, I have soft balls

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u/Necessary-Tea-8867 10h ago

Balls, our coach is soft.

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u/Eycetea 11h ago

As someone also from Arizona, this is Nevada friend

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u/CarelessShrimppp 10h ago

Im nevada in live, arizona is friend

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u/SpiritualQuarter4384 9h ago

Is Nevada friends with Arizona?

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u/Savings-Dot-9774 10h ago

i am Arizona, this i Tokyo

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u/NootropicBro 9h ago

I live in Finzona, this looks like Ariland

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u/Jazzlike-Finger7009 9h ago

I’m from Mars. This looks like Nevada.

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u/PuzzledPension2367 8h ago

I live in Finland too. This looks like Arizona too.

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u/RelationshipTough887 12h ago

I live in Australia and Nevada was my first thought too

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u/SomeDumbPenguin 12h ago

Don't they use that region as a general test bed when they develop and build these rovers?

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u/EntertainmentGood605 10h ago

i guess they use it also to take pictures 😅

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u/MR_Happy2008 10h ago

Yes the former Nevada test site which you know just tested nuclear weapons nothing crazy

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u/MrBlooom 11h ago

literally warm springs and fort apache pre-2020

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u/Coady417 12h ago

Let’s purposely start a conspiracy that there is no rover on Mars and insist it’s in the desert in Nevada. 

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u/ComfortableChapter65 11h ago

Let’s also start a conspiracy that Nevada was created by ancient Martians to replicate their homeland.

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u/NowYouaSeeWhyYouScum 9h ago

And they decided to leave when John Smith discovered the legend of their magic underwear, fortunately he was looking in the wrong place to the east. 

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u/Weak-Introduction124 8h ago

Personally, I subscribe to John Smith and Jesus building the pyramids in Nevada as beacons for Ancient Aliens and the aliens relocated them to Egypt and invested resources into hieroglyphic fraud to fool us into believing they were always in Egypt

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u/squirrels-mock-me 5h ago

“Magic Underwear” might be a club in Las Vegas

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u/LordMarmite 7h ago

Nevada is stage 1 alien terraforming

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u/Pristine_Feeling_723 7h ago

Or it's where the aliens gave up terraforming, thought we'd never notice

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u/lorddragonstrike 9h ago

Please don't. Last time someone did we wound up with the flat earthers and we cant seem to get rid of them.

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u/Karl_Hungus_42069 10h ago

I guarantee you don't have to "start" that conspiracy. The fact you had that thought means its already been around for years

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u/nss68 12h ago

Too hard. Let’s throw the rover in the gutter and say it’s in Nevada.

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u/TheFrenchSavage 10h ago

Prove me Nevada isn't on Mars.

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u/Weak-Introduction124 7h ago

Mars is on Nevada. I don’t think Russia will like that much though.

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u/pinkleftsock 9h ago

I've never personally seen the rover on Mars. Now I've also never been there, but that doesn't change the fact that it's suspicious that no-one has seen it in person.

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u/Creative_Carob4922 11h ago

It is

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u/DarkSpore117 11h ago

I agree with this guy. ‘Tis

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u/Creative_Carob4922 11h ago

Like show us some weird shit on a planet that rains crystals or something. The always talk about it but we get Nevada with a Mexico filter

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u/RhesusFactor 11h ago

Hijacking top comment.
These are not specially released images drip fed to the public. There is a firehose of images, raws, here https://mars.nasa.gov/mars2020/multimedia/raw-images/ over a million of them.

There are processed images, 360 deg pictures and videos, composites and mosaics. https://science.nasa.gov/mission/mars-2020-perseverance/

So much stuff from Percy. its got a dozen cameras.

Curiosity is also sending images, its got a catalogue of 780,000 raw images. As is MRO and other platforms.

https://science.nasa.gov/mars/

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u/autumnlight2022 9h ago

You know what? It's fine. I didn't have anything better to do with my time than sit here and look at 5,786 pages of Mars pictures

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u/LettuceShaver27 8h ago

Not a bad Tuesday

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u/squirrels-mock-me 5h ago

Better call in sick

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u/Coreyum 8h ago

That’s just from the rover! Then when you’re done you graduate to looking through the 780,000 Curiosity has so graciously given us 😊

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u/bananasaucecer 13h ago

somewhere in Nevada perchance

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u/CorrectMulberry994 13h ago

I’m pretty sure it’s that area there

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u/ObligationNext2484 13h ago

How many areas where there before this specific area?

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u/Cold-Practice3107 13h ago

Traveling the Mojave and makes you wish for a nuclear winter

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u/Weak-Introduction124 7h ago

Is this a setup for a Fallout New Vegas response? Mr. House is that you?

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u/King-James-3 13h ago

Makes me think that crazy good geoguesser would be able to find some obscure piece of desert if this wasn’t actually Mars.

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u/Aggravating_Speed665 12h ago

Ugh, how many times do I have to tell people Mars = Nevada, yet they still keep trying to wow us with new footage like it's going to be different this time...

Wake me up when a rover stumbles into some alien tech left there by Arnie in the 80s.

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u/glormond 13h ago

So Mars gets less and less red over time /s

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u/Nastypilot 10h ago

I wonder if this might be early in the Martian day since the sky looks more blue than red

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u/davyjones_prisnwalit 10h ago

I had read somewhere that they used a filter to make the colors more like Earth's so we could notice details easier, like differences in rock chemistry and soil types. Iirc

I think they refer to it as "white balancing."

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u/Quantum_Pasta-Goblin 8h ago

Don't you mean "white washing"? /j

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u/GazelleDelicious3135 12h ago

Depends what time of day it is lol

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u/panicradio316 13h ago

It just baffles me to see such a video ... of another planet ... millions of kilometers away in space ... billion years old ... and we flew a camera over there.

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u/ptmtobi 11h ago

Yea those videos always make me notice how crazy it actually is to witness earth in the first place. I mean we are yet another random planet formed from a giant cloud, flying through the vastness of the universe. We are that one planet millions of kilometers away from another perspective, we just happened to witness this one first-hand, which is insane to me.

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u/Thaetos 10h ago

Likely someone out there from another earth-like planet spotted our planet and is wondering what life would be like here. We are the aliens too, in the perspective of anyone else out there.

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u/LopsidedAirlines 9h ago

Those videos make me realise how uninteresting and not shocking the rest of the near universe is contrary to how much we hyped it up all this time

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u/Competitive-Pie-5302 8h ago

The more I see of the universe the more precious Earth seems to become.

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u/sw04ca 5h ago

"He captured strange and distant worlds in greater detail than ever before. They were beautiful, magnificent... full of awe and wonder. But beneath their sublime surfaces... there was nothing. No love or hate. No light or dark. He could only see what was not there... and missed what was right in front of him."

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u/MissSteak 8h ago

And how shocking our own planet actually is. What do you mean theres a lifeform that builds megacities?

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u/crambeaux 7h ago

That the rules we have learned on earth apply throughout the universe is quite reassuring. It’s more that earth is exceptional, not that other planets are necessarily.

I still find it thrilling though. Thrilling banality.

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u/_barat_ 10h ago

For me insane is that so many random things have had to happen to allow us to witness this image on the Reddit. Like there's no planet with inteligent life (as we understand it) within sane amount of light years round us and it happened for us.
The only thing that makes me sad is that probably I wont be living long enough to see a real "breakthrough" moment for our civilization like FTL or a confirmed inteligent life somewhere there.

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u/MissSteak 7h ago

Im kind of the mind that we will never be able to confirmed intelligent life somewhere that is not Earth. The probability is just so small and the universe is sooooooooo vast. Even in 10,000 years when we potentially reach FTL travel, Im not sure that we would be able to explore the whole of Milky Way, let alone leave it... the scope of it all is just so bonkers, which makes me appreciate the life we have here much more

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u/stationery-bunny 10h ago

Earth is incredible as well! just so full of life. If I was on Mars I'd be so jealous of the people who get to be on Earth.

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u/chromewindow 8h ago

Heaven on Earth, we just don’t appreciate it enough

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u/OConnah 7h ago

If you visited this place in Nevada, you’d be so thankful when you got home

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u/Hannonymous07 9h ago

What a nice thought

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u/BobBurger782 10h ago

Mars is the only planet inhabited by only robots

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u/smokingkid 10h ago

happy Mechanicum noises

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u/TripleDoubleFart 7h ago

That we know of.

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u/ScottOld 10h ago

And how clear it is, always funny when police put a blurry picture up of someone they want to talk to.. yet we got a clear image of mars

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u/Forward-Surprise1192 12h ago

You can see it with your eyes too

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u/Tomazack 10h ago

We flew Matt Damon there as well but he's nowhere to be seen, what do we even make of this??

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u/Parking-Ad-5360 13h ago

This shit just looks like Victorville

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u/Monaters101 11h ago

At least Victorville has an amazing archive of VHS tapes.

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u/Five-Oh-Vicryl 12h ago

Best and most accurate comment. Way less meth on Mars though

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u/Beautiful_Thanks_433 14h ago

Who wants to live there?

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u/SwimmerLeather5333 14h ago

Elon musk

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u/AmaranthWrath 13h ago

One-way ticket, coming up!

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u/BehindTheMindIAm 11h ago

He did say he wants to die on mars...

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u/CorrectMulberry994 13h ago

Could he go on and go now?

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u/Curious-Attention774 12h ago

No life detected, just one billionaire-shaped pollutant.

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u/burgerstrasse 13h ago

nothingburger just to jack up stock prices

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u/Mobile-Analyst8580 13h ago

He wants to rule there. 

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u/wisdomHungry 11h ago

No taxes, a republican's heaven

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u/Mammoth-Ferret3971 13h ago

Good for him. Cannot wait till he goes.

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u/thornyRabbt 11h ago

Who is working on making the Earth look just like this.

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u/Suitable_Wonder5256 13h ago

Arizonians?

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u/SignoreBanana 13h ago

I live in Arizona and I don't even want to live in Arizona.

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u/Connect-Quantity4459 13h ago

I live in Arizona but i don't mind it but I ain't going to mars

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u/SlideN2MyBMs 13h ago

You'd be surprised how affordable housing is there

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u/viktorrvaughnnn 13h ago

Zero neighbors, infinite parking, zero property tax

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u/YeahlDid 12h ago

The problem is the movers charge a fortune.

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u/Splashy01 11h ago

And no running water.

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u/desertvision 13h ago

Plenty of deserts here. And they have air.

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u/Amtrox 11h ago

It’s free real estate!

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u/umpteenthian 14h ago

look at all those rocks that probably haven't moved in thousands of years

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u/Betelgez 13h ago

You mean millions?

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u/Darkk_Knight 13h ago

Even longer.

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u/LiamIsMyNameOk 12h ago

Millioooooons

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u/BettaSplendens1 12h ago

So it's just Utah?

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u/ArthurGallow 12h ago

Milioooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooons

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u/Manavaalan_Maranan13 12h ago

Double and give it to the next person.

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u/Quantum_Pasta-Goblin 8h ago

It's the klinking little cutie pie again!

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u/uncomfortablesmile 11h ago

Technically if they haven't been moved in millions of years they also haven't been moved in thousands of years

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u/Betelgez 11h ago

Yes, technically if they wrote rocks haven't been moved in over a second, that would also be true.

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u/Longjumping_Wolf_912 11h ago

Nope. Mars gets huge sandstorms multiple times a decade. They have most assuredly moved thousands of times in the last thousand of years.

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u/United-Salamander-89 12h ago

6,000 years and not a second longer.. 

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u/Opening_Lead_Paint 12h ago

6000 years and 8 minutes!

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u/MalaysiaTeacher 12h ago

Millions is a type of thousands

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u/Wagz_82 12h ago

Imagine the amount of spiders living under them!

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u/glormond 12h ago

Well, actually those smaller ones could have been moved by some heavy sand storms

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u/Sufficient_Local5025 12h ago

Yeah, get Darude in there.

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u/ginamon 13h ago

I'm not sure why I expected it to look totally different, but I did. It looks like places on earth. We have Earth at home, and it has its own oxygen.

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u/Thaetos 10h ago

It looks a lot like earth, because it probably once was.

Idk the full story but there’s a theory that Mars had oceans that dried up. I believe it had some kind of atmosphere too that prevented the water from escaping, but don’t quote me on that.

But yea it’s basically a dead version of our planet. Or what’s waiting for us.

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u/GreasyChains 10h ago

"Mars  had some kind of atmosphere too that prevented the water from escaping."

  • Thaetos

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u/Thaetos 10h ago

Dammit. Now it’s a fact.

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u/NoodlesAreAwesome 10h ago

The core of Mars used to be liquid. When it cooled the magnetic field that protected it vastly away around 4 billion years ago.

https://svs.gsfc.nasa.gov/14846/

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u/elibutton 14h ago

Where’s Matt Damon?

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u/Wonderful_Penalty387 13h ago

Shitting behind a rock

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u/CorrectMulberry994 13h ago

And planting potatoes

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u/poo_on_my_scarf 12h ago

He's saving time these days and just putting the potatoes straight up his arse

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u/wutangerine99 11h ago

"I'm gonna have to shit the science out of this."

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u/toodazednsharp 13h ago

Time travelled to get the lady from Troy back.. Keep up

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u/Leverkaas2516 14h ago edited 13h ago

Oh, man, that reminds me of when the Spirit rover started sending back high-resolution color images of the surface of Mars 20 years ago. It seems kinda tame now but back then it was awe-inspiring.

Obligatory XKCD: https://xkcd.com/695/

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u/Radical_Neutral_76 13h ago

Musk read this, and decided he wanted to save him

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u/Thaetos 10h ago

That’s more sad than I expected it to be ngl.

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u/YayWanderer 14h ago

Tatooine!!

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u/Competitive-Cry-6231 13h ago

Go rake your sand and put a sock in it, Roy! 🤌

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u/ZackSmithy 14h ago

Looks pretty chill

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u/Prior-Flamingo-1378 11h ago

I see what you did there. 

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u/Zestyclose-Gold5114 13h ago

Yeah, might be getting higher definition images back, but sure ain't getting any more appealing. No bears or mosquitoes mind you

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u/ColdboyCrypto 13h ago

"Welcome to your new home!"

1 week later: "So this is pretty much it, huh? I'm screwed aren't I?"

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u/Sad_Ad_2524 14h ago

Colonizing this makes absolutely no sense.

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u/FederalLobster5665 13h ago

thats what they said before Vegas was built.

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u/JimbooJoness 13h ago

We should build a casino there

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u/ripyurballsoff 13h ago

Maybe Mars will be ok after adding hookers and gambling?

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u/Wirse 13h ago

Hookers with three tits. 

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u/PPLavagna 12h ago

And a mysterious 4th hole

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u/Foxxtronix 5h ago

And Arnold Schwarzenegger! Get your ass to Mars!

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u/MilesSebastian 13h ago

When the Mob figures out how to make a buck on Mars, up go the neon lights.

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u/snek-jazz 10h ago

The terrain is the least of the issues. There's no oxygen and the average temperature on Mars is about -80 degrees Fahrenheit (-60 degrees Celsius).

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u/Sad_Ad_2524 13h ago

Well you don't need to wear breathing apparatus to live in Vegas.  Well, not unless you are in a smoking casino.

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u/Musjamarramarramarra 12h ago

Vegas is proof.

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u/DueExample52 12h ago

So we only need a breathable atmoshpere, a water-ice covered mountain range nearby, and a full human civilisation in a nearby temperate climate supporting the infrastructure, food and water delivery. Then it’s ok we can build another Vegas on Mars.

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u/Mr420- 12h ago

You missed the pool, its just out of frame.

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u/Darkk_Knight 12h ago

Only good thing might be worth it on Mars would be the minerals to be mined and sent back to Earth. But it won't be any humans living there as everything will be automated. Why you think there is a rush in China to build smart robots?

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u/inotocracy 11h ago

If you have humans on more than one planet you greatly increase the odds of a singular event not taking us out.

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u/king_anon1492 13h ago

I mean terraforming isn’t determined impossible and there’s plenty of reason to establish a science outpost there like we do in the Arctic

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u/Angsty_Potatos 12h ago

It's so weird how not alien a totally different planet looks

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u/Savings-March-3016 13h ago

Mankind has achieved so much in the past 150 years. 15000 years ago we lived in caves.   The sad part is, that we tend to destroy ourselves. The more powerful and accesable  the technology becomes, the more likely it will happen. It had been close already  several times. In the long run, we are as good as gone. 

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u/dsanft 11h ago

We tend to hate ourselves. Look at so much of online culture: hating on human beings, hating on children, hating on society and the general public. These spaces aren't healthy. 

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u/The_Ultimate_Badass 7h ago

Double edged sword of anonymity. In a social group, people balance feedback delivery with how they believe it will effect their relationship. Strangers just let you know how they felt.

It's why feedback from strangers is so much more valuable than feedback from people who care about you and don't want to hurt your feelings. People are also free to call out what they see as bullshit. This can be a force for good, but it also allows bad actors to infiltrate and manipulate people who will serve up mountains of cognitive dissonance to support bad faith arguments for their chosen prejudice.

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u/Significant_Tooth516 13h ago

I think it looks perfect for the oligarchs!

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u/Affectionate_Guest55 13h ago

They could’ve picked a more interesting looking planet to land on

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u/x3leggeddawg 12h ago

Nice try that’s burning man

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u/Campnowhere087 12h ago

This is the most interesting uninteresting video I've seen in a while

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u/PenguinsRevenge82 12h ago

I understand the martian day is half an hour longer there than on Earth. How would timekeeping work if humans did live there? Would we freeze the clock at midnight for half an hour? So you'd have 'midnight plus 15 minutes' which would be different from 1215. Or some other way?

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u/JackasaurusChance 11h ago

You'd just switch to 'military time'. So, if a Martian day is 24 hours and 27 minutes time would go 24:25-24:26-00:00-00:01.

Mars would need its own calendar, and I'm sure someone already made one.

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u/SuccessArtistic7641 8h ago

Ivanaka look, new resort potential. Bring all the family with you, infact bring all settlers too!

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u/TranscendentaLobo 14h ago

Here come the “loOks LiKe ArZoNa!” Comments. 🤪

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u/Suitable_Wonder5256 13h ago

Then, some people are like: who would want to live on that kind of crap

Arizonians: ...

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u/Mandoo_gg 13h ago

Israel can be moved there.

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u/Lok0motiv 12h ago

looks like an episode of Breaking Bad

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u/Common_Commercial775 13h ago

So they can use this type of clear camera on a different planet but getting clear images of UFOs on planet earth is nearly impossible

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u/National-Catch-4450 10h ago

maybe there's a reason for that

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u/iloveshinedown420 14h ago

Deadly beautiful

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u/TatteredTorn1 13h ago

... that John Denver is full of shit.

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u/Purple_Ad6350 13h ago

Its definitely Mars. No garbage !

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u/ReadySetGO0 13h ago

What’s the gravity like there?

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u/ManyBubbly3570 13h ago

I can’t wait for Elon to get there…

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u/desertvision 13h ago

Why would anyone want to go there?

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u/throwaway4231throw 13h ago

Too bad there’s no oil there. We would had colonies there last century.

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u/Gunch_ 13h ago

Half expecting to see the camera pan to a trouserless Walter White

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u/DurianPublic6164 13h ago

Naaaa that's Perú...

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u/Radiant_Ad_3275 13h ago

Mars sucks

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u/JosufBrosuf 12h ago

Cant wait to move there

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u/sdhoigtred 12h ago

Thinking I won’t visit after all. Canceled the Airbnb.

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u/MaybeLikeWater 12h ago

Is that our space junk on the ground?

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u/NthatFrenchman 12h ago

Magnificent desolation

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u/GarnishedWages 12h ago

What a shithole /s