Voyage of Curiosity: A Martian Chronicle 4k

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Published 2020-11-18

This film tells the epic story of NASA's Curiosity Rover on a mission to find out whether life could ever have existed on Mars and whether the planet is safe for humans. This film tracks the robotic explorer's perilous journey, from its risky landing to its momentous climb up the slopes of Mt. Sharp. It will rank as one of the great space missions, from Cassini at Saturn to Apollo on the Moon and Voyager beyond the solar system.

All Comments (21)

@tofu9664 1 year ago

I might be late, but I just love how every spacecraft or rovers we make by our own hands seem to have an independent life of their own on a different planet. Although, yes, they're technically not alive, and we're technically controlling them, just the technology they have gives them life and makes me so grateful to have lived in this moment in time.
@BotanicalBlooming 3 years ago

why do I feel an emotional connection towards these rovers they look so nice but are completely alone lol
@lorenjarandia3293 3 years ago

Im crying coz we know how they give their best to their work.we are so proud for all who work hard for this.
@Pizzpott 3 years ago

I could listen to this lady's voice forever. Another brilliant success. Perseverance, the largest and most sophisticated rover yet landed flawlessly on Mars, carrying a helicopter. Humans can do such wonderful things when they put their minds to it.
@MrDfC10 3 years ago

Imagine: You're working at a penny manufacturing facility in 1909, inspecting a penny that was just created, having no idea that one day this tiny object in your hands will travel millions of miles across the solar system, where no man has ever gone, and arrive safely on a different celestial body, fixed to a giant futuristic machine the size of a car.
@NoName-do1rm 3 years ago

If not the best, this is at least one of the best documentaries on mars.
@wagon7052 3 years ago

watching this while waiting for perseverance to land only a couple hours from now, cant wait to watch the live stream.
@relaxationaura5888 2 years ago

These people are heroes of our generation who have vision for future of human race
@ThomasJr 3 years ago

This narrator is perfect. Perfect diction, perfect rhythm, perfect pronunciations.
@marktwain368 1 year ago

This is a truly astonishing presentation! The graphics and detail take the viewer right down onto the surface and the timeline reveals the remarkable technologies that have been installed in this spacecraft. This is as close to an actual visit to Mars as can be imagined. Well done, indeed!
@hajardashti7452 3 years ago

The fact that i never skiped but didn’t realize its an hours long shows how much i love science
@ThomasJr 3 years ago

The auto captions was super accurate, due to how smoothly this narrator speaks. Amazing.
@kaiying74 3 years ago

Fantastic. I wish NASA did mission update videos like this more often.
@eatmyledify 3 years ago

I like how they called it "curiosity" 👍🏾
@Atonement- 3 years ago

Glad the camera man made it safely too.
@Nclrwst 3 years ago

This is a testament to the fact that when we as human set out to reach out to greatness and goodness the sky is the limit!
@Meeeemeemem 1 year ago

Wow, it is heartwarming to see crew crying of the safe landing, they worked very hard.
@liling7 1 year ago

To think millions of people think the earth is flat and that all science is all fake. It is the most incredible disrespect to all the thousands of people of people who have made this amazing journey of discovery.
@RHTbluetrokadriver 3 years ago

Really enjoying the narrator's calming voice. She should narrate more videos
@allgood6760 2 years ago

On Earth 🌎 curiosity drives scientists and on Mars scientists drive Curiosity 👍