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In Mars' infancy, raging volcanoes
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Mars: One Day on the Red Planet

In Mars' infancy, raging volcanoes... ejected a staggering billion, billion tons of molten...

In Mars' infancy, raging volcanoes... ejected a staggering billion, billion tons of molten rock from its interior

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In Mars' infancy, raging volcanoes...
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ejected a staggering billion, billion tons
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of molten rock from its interior.
Duration
15 seconds
Views
22
Timestamp in Movie
00:44:24
Uploaded
Jun 05, 2025
Genres
documentary
Production
National Geographic,The Garden Productions

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Movie Summary

An epic journey around Mars — built from real satellite and rover data — revealing the red planet as you’ve never seen it before.
This lava formed a vast plateau - Mars: One Day on the Red Planet 00:08
This lava formed a vast plateau
The colossal mass of this new rock - Mars: One Day on the Red Planet 00:07
The colossal mass of this new rock
Literally tearing the planet apart. - Mars: One Day on the Red Planet 00:04
Literally tearing the planet apart.
But with the violence of early Mars... - Mars: One Day on the Red Planet 00:22
But with the violence of early Mars...
This contributes to creating a thicker atmosphere. - Mars: One Day on the Red Planet 00:04
This contributes to creating a thicker atmosphere.
And once you have a thicker atmosphere - Mars: One Day on the Red Planet 00:06
And once you have a thicker atmosphere
MELISSA: There has to be enough atmospheric pressure - Mars: One Day on the Red Planet 00:11
MELISSA: There has to be enough atmospheric pressure
Having enough atmospheric pressure - Mars: One Day on the Red Planet 00:06
Having enough atmospheric pressure
NARRATOR: But Mars' atmosphere wasn't to last. - Mars: One Day on the Red Planet 00:14
NARRATOR: But Mars' atmosphere wasn't to last.
Our planet is protected by a force field. - Mars: One Day on the Red Planet 00:14
Our planet is protected by a force field.
DERRICK: It's really kinda terrifying if you think about it. - Mars: One Day on the Red Planet 00:10
DERRICK: It's really kinda terrifying if you think abou...
NINA: This ball of iron that is moving - Mars: One Day on the Red Planet 00:07
NINA: This ball of iron that is moving
It's kind of sloshing around in there. - Mars: One Day on the Red Planet 00:05
It's kind of sloshing around in there.
That extends tens of thousands of miles out into space. - Mars: One Day on the Red Planet 00:04
That extends tens of thousands of miles out into space.
NARRATOR: The Aurora in our night sky - Mars: One Day on the Red Planet 00:08
NARRATOR: The Aurora in our night sky
You are perceiving directly Earth's magnetic field. - Mars: One Day on the Red Planet 00:05
You are perceiving directly Earth's magnetic field.
DERRICK: Charged particles from the sun - Mars: One Day on the Red Planet 00:09
DERRICK: Charged particles from the sun
If we didn't have the magnetic field to deflect those around the Earth, - Mars: One Day on the Red Planet 00:08
If we didn't have the magnetic field to deflect those a...
GRUNSFELD: The atmosphere, you know, - Mars: One Day on the Red Planet 00:14
GRUNSFELD: The atmosphere, you know,
It really makes you think how fragile our existence is. - Mars: One Day on the Red Planet 00:04
It really makes you think how fragile our existence is.