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It's 600 miles wide and 1.2 miles deep
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Mars: One Day on the Red Planet

It's 600 miles wide and 1.2 miles deep

It's 600 miles wide and 1.2 miles deep

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It's 600 miles wide and 1.2 miles deep.
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5 seconds
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Timestamp in Movie
00:52:02
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.
TANYA: The northern polar cap of Mars - Mars: One Day on the Red Planet 00:04
TANYA: The northern polar cap of Mars
And these striking cliffs that skirt along the outside. - Mars: One Day on the Red Planet 00:09
And these striking cliffs that skirt along the outside.
NARRATOR: At the other end of the planet, - Mars: One Day on the Red Planet 00:12
NARRATOR: At the other end of the planet,
MELISSA: The polar cap forms these incredible - Mars: One Day on the Red Planet 00:06
MELISSA: The polar cap forms these incredible
It reminds me of orange sherbet or a dreamsicle. - Mars: One Day on the Red Planet 00:04
It reminds me of orange sherbet or a dreamsicle.
TANYA: There are these bizarre kaleidoscopic patterns. - Mars: One Day on the Red Planet 00:04
TANYA: There are these bizarre kaleidoscopic patterns.
JAMES: Areas where some of the landscape has disappeared, - Mars: One Day on the Red Planet 00:10
JAMES: Areas where some of the landscape has disappeared,
NARRATOR: Some volatile force must have shaped this - Mars: One Day on the Red Planet 00:23
NARRATOR: Some volatile force must have shaped this
And its revealed by HiRISE. - Mars: One Day on the Red Planet 00:12
And its revealed by HiRISE.
NINA: It turns out that Mars has seasons - Mars: One Day on the Red Planet 00:12
NINA: It turns out that Mars has seasons
We get things like frost and snow. But with a difference. - Mars: One Day on the Red Planet 00:04
We get things like frost and snow. But with a difference.
It's actually snow made out of carbon dioxide or dry ice. - Mars: One Day on the Red Planet 00:05
It's actually snow made out of carbon dioxide or dry ic...
NARRATOR: For the duration of winter - Mars: One Day on the Red Planet 00:23
NARRATOR: For the duration of winter
So you start building up pressure because you're making more gas, - Mars: One Day on the Red Planet 00:07
So you start building up pressure because you're making...
And so you're building up, building up, building up pressure - Mars: One Day on the Red Planet 00:09
And so you're building up, building up, building up pre...
And that aftermath of that explosion are these dark streaks - Mars: One Day on the Red Planet 00:06
And that aftermath of that explosion are these dark streaks
NARRATOR: Carved into the surface by exploding jets of carbon dioxide, - Mars: One Day on the Red Planet 00:15
NARRATOR: Carved into the surface by exploding jets of carbo...
And it's the same force, carbon dioxide, - Mars: One Day on the Red Planet 00:20
And it's the same force, carbon dioxide,
NARRATOR: Exploding poles. - Mars: One Day on the Red Planet 00:22
NARRATOR: Exploding poles.
But we now know that billions of years ago, - Mars: One Day on the Red Planet 00:13
But we now know that billions of years ago,