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How do sounds on Mars differ from sounds on Earth? From wind gusts to the crunching of Martian soil under rover wheels, tune in to some recordings from the two microphones aboard ARCHIVED - NASA's Perseverance Mars Rover. 🎧
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Sounds on Mars are way different than Earth. That's 'cause Mars has this super thin atmosphere, so sounds don't travel as well. The wind there, you can hear it, but it's kinda eerie and high-pitched, not like our regular winds. Then there's the Mars rovers, like Perseverance, and they make these cool mechanical noises as they move around and their wheels crunch the Martian dirt. But you're not gonna hear people talking or cars honking 'cause there are no humans there(Not yet atleast). So, overall, Mars has its unique quiet soundscape because of its skinny atmosphere and alien vibes.

@NASAPersevere Sounds very similar to being under water

@NASAPersevere @otherLAUguy intewesting

@NASAPersevere Mars basically sounds like you’re under water

@NASAPersevere Super cool!

@NASAPersevere Thanks for sharing

@NASAPersevere Somehow the first thing astronauts will hear on Mars is someone informing them about their car's extended warranty.

@thomas_appere @NASAPersevere Grâce a Thomas Appéré qui a poste votre vidéo, nous écoutons avec plaisir "La vie" sur Mars Grâce aussi à notre rover et "Son collègue volant"😍🙂

@NASAPersevere Really interesting





![New pano just dropped 😍 [Spoiler: Stay to the end to see the 18-image composite of Jezero Crater taken by ARCHIVED - NASA's Perseverance Mars Rover.] After 3.5 months and 1,640 feet (500 m) of vertical climb, the rover is leaving the crater it's been exploring since landing on the Red Planet in 2021.](https://image.24vids.com/tw-1867248131399987467/media/GenLQ1JakAAUtbF.jpg)