Martian Breccia could be studied only through the invaluable real images captured by Mars rovers. The high-resolution photographs provide a remarkable glimpse into the intricate details of the Red Planet's surface, allowing scientists and enthusiasts like myself to closely analyze and interpret the composition and characteristics of Martian breccia. The visual data captured by the rovers' cameras offers a unique window into the diverse rock formations and the fusion of rocks under extreme conditions on Mars. Through careful examination of these real images, scientists can gain insights into impact events and the formation of breccia on Mars. The scientific significance of these rover images cannot be overstated, as they offer a tangible connection to the ancient past of Mars and provide valuable data for further exploration and understanding of our neighboring planet. While mine renders offer an advanced visual representation of Mars, they are limited in their ability to provide precise scientific data required for studying Martian breccia. Relying solely on renders may hinder our comprehensive understanding of the complex geological processes and the true nature of the breccia formations on the Red Planet. Animation, renders and voice by iGadgetPro Credit: NASA.gov, NASA/JPL-Caltech Timecodes 0:00 - Intro 0:18 - Close study of Martian Breccia only possible by rovers 0:30 - Look directly to Impact Breccia 0:48 - Size of rocks created by the impact 1:29 - Visualisation of Mars Rover studying martian landscape 2:05 - Close-up to breccia deposit 2:27 - Real image from Mars of meteorite impact rock 3:01 - Credits #mars #breccia #marsrover