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NARRATOR: Carved into the surface by exploding jets of carbon dioxide
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Mars: One Day on the Red Planet

Carved into the surfaceby exploding jets of carbon dioxide, each one of these...

NARRATOR: Carved into the surface
by exploding jets of carbon dioxide, each one of these strange
spider formations took 10,000 years to form

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NARRATOR: Carved into the surface by exploding jets of carbon dioxide,
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each one of these strange spider formations
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took 10,000 years to form.
Duration
15 seconds
Views
18
Timestamp in Movie
00:55:55
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.
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,
And if life emerged on our world, - Mars: One Day on the Red Planet 00:06
And if life emerged on our world,
NARRATOR: As afternoon turns to evening, - Mars: One Day on the Red Planet 00:22
NARRATOR: As afternoon turns to evening,
- MAN (indistinct over PA) - (cheering) - Mars: One Day on the Red Planet 00:16
- MAN (indistinct over PA) - (cheering)
But then it, all of a sudden it hit me that now there gonna - Mars: One Day on the Red Planet 00:09
But then it, all of a sudden it hit me that now there gonna
NARRATOR: Three and a half billion years ago - Mars: One Day on the Red Planet 00:19
NARRATOR: Three and a half billion years ago
Combing its surface is a one ton mobile science lab. - Mars: One Day on the Red Planet 00:06
Combing its surface is a one ton mobile science lab.
The only Rover at work on Mars today... - Mars: One Day on the Red Planet 00:08
The only Rover at work on Mars today...
DIANA: Curiosity's an incredible rover. - Mars: One Day on the Red Planet 00:14
DIANA: Curiosity's an incredible rover.
When I describe it that way it just sounds like - Mars: One Day on the Red Planet 00:06
When I describe it that way it just sounds like
MELISSA: Curiosity is a huge beast of a rover. - Mars: One Day on the Red Planet 00:07
MELISSA: Curiosity is a huge beast of a rover.
She's powered by plutonium that gives her a quantum energy source. - Mars: One Day on the Red Planet 00:14
She's powered by plutonium that gives her a quantum ene...
GRUNSFELD: Curiosity is so big - Mars: One Day on the Red Planet 00:12
GRUNSFELD: Curiosity is so big
NARRATOR: Alongside its serious science kit, - Mars: One Day on the Red Planet 00:19
NARRATOR: Alongside its serious science kit,
They have eyes that are about six feet off the ground - Mars: One Day on the Red Planet 00:14
They have eyes that are about six feet off the ground
NARRATOR: Using half a million images taken by Curiosity and Mars' orbiter's - Mars: One Day on the Red Planet 00:12
NARRATOR: Using half a million images taken by Curiosity and...
on earth. - Mars: One Day on the Red Planet 00:26
on earth.
NARRATOR: But this isn't just for fun. - Mars: One Day on the Red Planet 00:26
NARRATOR: But this isn't just for fun.