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Mission to Mars: A Brief Overview


after years of watching sci-fi movies do

after years of watching sci-fi movies do it we’re finally searching for life on

it we’re finally searching for life on

it we’re finally searching for life on the Red Planet hi I’m Rebecca Brayton

the Red Planet hi I’m Rebecca Brayton

the Red Planet hi I’m Rebecca Brayton and welcome to watchmojo.com and today

and welcome to watchmojo.com and today

and welcome to watchmojo.com and today we’ll be shedding some light on the

we’ll be shedding some light on the

we’ll be shedding some light on the Phoenix Mars mission tell us about the

Phoenix Mars mission tell us about the

Phoenix Mars mission tell us about the Mars mission the Mars mission is really

Mars mission the Mars mission is really

Mars mission the Mars mission is really something that’s very unique right now

something that’s very unique right now

something that’s very unique right now in exploration of planets first off it’s

in exploration of planets first off it’s

in exploration of planets first off it’s an international mission the Phoenix

an international mission the Phoenix

an international mission the Phoenix lander which landed end of May of this

lander which landed end of May of this

lander which landed end of May of this year is is unique because it’s landed in

year is is unique because it’s landed in

year is is unique because it’s landed in the far north of Mars this is the first

the far north of Mars this is the first

the far north of Mars this is the first time we’re actually exploring the

time we’re actually exploring the

time we’re actually exploring the northern Arctic region of another planet

northern Arctic region of another planet

northern Arctic region of another planet it’s a really neat mission because it’s

it’s a really neat mission because it’s

it’s a really neat mission because it’s going to be looking for water and that’s

going to be looking for water and that’s

going to be looking for water and that’s really the mantra of NASA’s exploration

really the mantra of NASA’s exploration

really the mantra of NASA’s exploration of the red planet is looking for water

of the red planet is looking for water

of the red planet is looking for water because we think water is a key

because we think water is a key

because we think water is a key ingredient for life how did they finally

ingredient for life how did they finally

ingredient for life how did they finally manage to get there this mission has

manage to get there this mission has

manage to get there this mission has been in the works for over five years

been in the works for over five years

been in the works for over five years and it took over ten months for the

and it took over ten months for the

and it took over ten months for the probe to actually arrive at Mars and the

probe to actually arrive at Mars and the

probe to actually arrive at Mars and the last nine minutes which where it enters

last nine minutes which where it enters

last nine minutes which where it enters the atmosphere of Mars and lands is the

the atmosphere of Mars and lands is the

the atmosphere of Mars and lands is the most nail-biting time for the team a

most nail-biting time for the team a

most nail-biting time for the team a mission team because there’s been so

mission team because there’s been so

mission team because there’s been so many failures tell us about the red

many failures tell us about the red

many failures tell us about the red planet about Mars Mars is really a

planet about Mars Mars is really a

planet about Mars Mars is really a planet of extremes and I’d say probably

planet of extremes and I’d say probably

planet of extremes and I’d say probably it’s gonna be a key destination for any

it’s gonna be a key destination for any

it’s gonna be a key destination for any extreme sport lovers it has the largest

extreme sport lovers it has the largest

extreme sport lovers it has the largest mountain in the solar system on Olympus

mountain in the solar system on Olympus

mountain in the solar system on Olympus three times higher than Mount Everest it

three times higher than Mount Everest it

three times higher than Mount Everest it has the largest canyon system that would

has the largest canyon system that would

has the largest canyon system that would span the entire North American continent

span the entire North American continent

span the entire North American continent it’s three times deeper than the Grand

it’s three times deeper than the Grand

it’s three times deeper than the Grand Canyon it’s just got huge amounts of

Canyon it’s just got huge amounts of

Canyon it’s just got huge amounts of craters it’s got deserts it’s a very

craters it’s got deserts it’s a very

craters it’s got deserts it’s a very inhospitable world though because the

inhospitable world though because the

inhospitable world though because the average temperature during the daytime

average temperature during the daytime

average temperature during the daytime is minus 80 degrees Celsius goes down to

is minus 80 degrees Celsius goes down to

is minus 80 degrees Celsius goes down to minus 150 degrees at night time and

minus 150 degrees at night time and

minus 150 degrees at night time and sandstorms can kick up to a hundred and

sandstorms can kick up to a hundred and

sandstorms can kick up to a hundred and fifty kilometer per hour winds can

fifty kilometer per hour winds can

fifty kilometer per hour winds can studying Mars tell us anything about

studying Mars tell us anything about

studying Mars tell us anything about Earth’s this is gonna help us understand

Earth’s this is gonna help us understand

Earth’s this is gonna help us understand the climate change that we’re

the climate change that we’re

the climate change that we’re experiencing here on earth so by looking

experiencing here on earth so by looking

experiencing here on earth so by looking at other dynamic weather systems on

at other dynamic weather systems on

at other dynamic weather systems on other worlds and Mars is the most

other worlds and Mars is the most

other worlds and Mars is the most earth-like it’ll help us basically

earth-like it’ll help us basically

earth-like it’ll help us basically better the computer models that we use

better the computer models that we use

better the computer models that we use to track everything to understand

to track everything to understand

to track everything to understand things like the hurt hurricanes like

things like the hurt hurricanes like

things like the hurt hurricanes like Hurricane Katrina have there been any

Hurricane Katrina have there been any

Hurricane Katrina have there been any discoveries yet when Phoenix had landed

discoveries yet when Phoenix had landed

discoveries yet when Phoenix had landed the thrusters that helped it touch down

the thrusters that helped it touch down

the thrusters that helped it touch down so gently basically brushed away the

so gently basically brushed away the

so gently basically brushed away the topsoil and exposed fresh ice water ice

topsoil and exposed fresh ice water ice

topsoil and exposed fresh ice water ice and that was like the most amazing thing

and that was like the most amazing thing

and that was like the most amazing thing and of course the robotic arm that’s

and of course the robotic arm that’s

and of course the robotic arm that’s attached to the lander has been scraping

attached to the lander has been scraping

attached to the lander has been scraping up this ice and analyzing it what is the

up this ice and analyzing it what is the

up this ice and analyzing it what is the future for humans on Mars right now NASA

future for humans on Mars right now NASA

future for humans on Mars right now NASA has a plan a long-term plan of sending

has a plan a long-term plan of sending

has a plan a long-term plan of sending humans to Mars by the year 2030 and a

humans to Mars by the year 2030 and a

humans to Mars by the year 2030 and a key component is as bringing resources

key component is as bringing resources

key component is as bringing resources and now that we found water on Mars this

and now that we found water on Mars this

and now that we found water on Mars this is gonna alleviate a lot of problems

is gonna alleviate a lot of problems

is gonna alleviate a lot of problems water of course can be used to not just

water of course can be used to not just

water of course can be used to not just make say greenhouses make food for us

make say greenhouses make food for us

make say greenhouses make food for us and drink drink the water but also to

and drink drink the water but also to

and drink drink the water but also to make rocket propellant it’s a key

make rocket propellant it’s a key

make rocket propellant it’s a key ingredient for making fuel for rockets

ingredient for making fuel for rockets

ingredient for making fuel for rockets which would allow them to to come back

which would allow them to to come back

which would allow them to to come back home humans will probably land within

home humans will probably land within

home humans will probably land within the next few decades on the on the Red

the next few decades on the on the Red

the next few decades on the on the Red Planet thank you very much thank you

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