43 Months On Mars: Why is this Zebra Rock here?

Noooooo Dwayne!!! My fav rock!! 😭😭😭

Men are from Mars. So this is my home.

Thank you.

Why every planet they visit looks like a place in mexico ?😂

This is absolutely ridiculous that we can sit here literally millions of miles away and observe another world up close in high definition as well as interact with its corporeal and analyze it??? NUTS. THANK you very much for these amazing documentaries!

Great video!

Finally getting out of Jezero Crater. Excited for upcoming episodes

Thanks a lot for sharing this.

I want the next video, NOW! 😁Amazing vid, as always.

These videos are always great 🎉

Very pretty.......thanks, EF.

Thank You Elderfox

so amazing man!

très belle vidéo que j'aime ! Merci beaucoup de la nous partager avec plaisir . Je vous souhaite une bonne journée !

I always make sure to watch Mars Guy each Sunday to keep up to date on Mars science.

love your video bro. thank you for your work!!! greetings from germany bro!!

new elderfox vid 😭😭🔥🔥

in the rim there could have been / shaped wedges to stop buildup of materials but choices were made not to add those

Last month I lose Leon the Lobster. Now, I lose Dwayne The Rock.

What am I supposed to do with myself?

Speculation

All I see are tiny body parts and massive swathes of silicates once flesh...Oh, it's quiet now, but once it was not so...

I just realised why you guys called the rock "Dwayne".😂

This is stupid. Made for this special folk in the comments im sure.

Nasa colors or manipulate all footage from mars

There's my rock!!!

Cool that we can now start naming rocks on mars ! 😂

Why is it that there is never an explanation of the Rock Fields and there origin? They do look likes a possible collision event as if Mars was hit by a large asteroid that tore part of Mars away before coming back to the surface. And Martian rock samples found on earth seems to confirm a possible collision in the past.

Each video blows me away 🤯✌️🇬🇧

Starà in Antartide...

Was ist an einem Wüstenplanet so interessant?

No te creo nada!!creo nos mienten como la supuesta llegada a la Luna!!😅😢

Sieht aus wie métamorphes Gestein, Amphibolit oder so ähnlich. Leider kein Hinweis auf die Grösse de Steins. Die Runde Form lässt auf Flusstransport schließen. Aber was macht dieser Fels auf dem Mars ?

The discovery of the gneiss (zebra rock) is perhaps not such a surprise. While the cause of the Martian dichotomy has been controversial the seismic results from NASA's InSight lander indicate that this was endogenic, not impact. This supports tectonic plate activity in the Jezero area in the past. The gneiss rock is an erratioc, came from domewhere else, almost certainly a weathered example of Jezero ejecta.

Do you ever wonder what Uranus looks like?

fakery fuckery

SUCH A DESOLATE AND LONELY PLACE!

My rock identifier says it is Amazonite

NADIE. HA. IDO .A. MARTE, ESTA. CLARO....NADIE HA. IDO A. MARTE.....

Could be a meteorite from space.

Why would you abuse the rover climbing hill?

Great pictures with an airplane.

I'm so glad I am able to see what our friend the Rover is doing. If it were not for commentaries like this I might not develop interest? The Rover demonstrates what NASA has achieved and that alone is amazing. What I would like to see more of from NASA are cutting edge applications that attempts to build an AI Mars base in order to demonstrate sustainability. However, although the study of geology is very interesting when possible theories and speculations take flight, I question if we might learn more right here on planet earth? In reality is Mars today nothing more than a mountain climbing challenge which I suppose in itself is interesting.

Adding the 747 for scale was a nice touch, really brought perspective to the pics. Thank you!

So thats where the Malaysian Airlines 777 ended up.

People are amazed that we can see into different worlds, but all what I see are wastelands. Humanity is a newbie explorer who finds foreign dust exciting and a little bit in cope mode when facing with reality of our solar system. All our habitable planets are dead. Mars died long ago. Venus is in a freshly deceased corpse. There is nothing worth exploring in an interesting, habitable zone. Only some moons like Titan shows slightest glimpse of promise. However, without Earth and our luck with Theia, our planet would share same fate too.

The cruel reality of cosmos is that planetary life is brief on cosmic timeline. Most systems will be like that, expired.

He escaped from the Mars zoo.

Why would individuals desire to inhabit a planet characterized solely by desert landscapes? It is plausible that they would eventually tire of such an environment. However, the presence of a dome ecosystem could potentially mitigate this concern.