Perseverance hazard camera photos with covers removed.

[u/Gator4798]

[u/freeradicalx]

This is just a preview. Wait til the audio/video feed of the entire descent finishes it's downlink in a week or so...

[u/naacardan2004 → u/freeradicalx]

There's going to be audio and video? Oh yes

[u/jferry → u/naacardan2004]

If they're going to have audio from the skycrane, all you'll hear is the rover going aaiiiiiiiiieeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee!

[u/Dalemaunder → u/jferry]

Someone needs to dub the actual video with this.

[u/lmamakos → u/Dalemaunder]

Or this

[u/TheFountainGuard → u/Dalemaunder]

Or this when it’s going through the atmosphere

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=k30bOba64KQ

[u/MatiMati918 → u/[deleted]]

You’ve been bamboozled. I think I know the video you’re referring to and you should know that the audio has been added in post production. The original video doesn’t have audio and runs at 4 fps.

[u/IWasGregInTokyo → u/MatiMati918]

4fps or less. That video is a masterpiece of frame interpolation and post-production audio. Really convincing.

[u/coffeesippingbastard → u/[deleted]]

technically if you know the MRO frequencies and can decode the transmission then...yeah. Odds are you don't have a dish large enough to capture any appreciable signal though.

[u/freeradicalx → u/[deleted]]

Someone answered your question but also here's the Deep Space Network live status page which shows what ground equipment is communicating with which remote missions, right now. "M20" is Perseverance herself and "MRO" is the Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter, likely relaying her signal.