NASA drops surprisingly intense mission trailer for Perseverance's arrival on Mars.
NASA drops surprisingly intense mission trailer for Perseverance's arrival on Mars
The Perseverance rover is only a couple of months away from completing its 300 million mile journey to the surface of Mars, and NASA wants you to know about it.
On Monday night, the space agency dropped a one-minute "mission trailer" that looks less like an advert for a highly anticipated scientific event and more like a teaser for a new Ridley Scott movie — heart-pounding music and all.
Should Perseverance's landing in Mars' Jezero Crater be successful, the little robot will be tasked with collecting climate and geology information, rock and soil samples, and signs of microbial life on the red planet. It launched back in July and is due to land on 18 Feb. 2021, with live commentary of the event kicking off at 11:15am PST on nasa.gov/live.
Godspeed, rover.
NASA makes great videos. I just wish they could put things in the sky instead of rollover delays.
ReplyDeleteThe version on the BBC is better,
ReplyDeletehttps://www.bbc.co.uk/news/science-environment-55413966
I don’t get the deployment method. Seems exceedingly complex.
ReplyDeleteThe Human Race: #1 at leaving trash everywhere we go!
ReplyDeleteJust throw another billion at it , it's only tax money . Musk wants his house built on Mars .
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nice, but if it was Elon's mission, SpaceX would have streamed the same views live....
ReplyDeleteWow that a great movie, do they make tv shows on Mars too? 2 and half Aliens or etc.?
ReplyDeleteI'll guess that this mission might fail.
ReplyDeleteOf course, many things could happen but the last rover landed just like that, so I believe this will be the same
DeleteIt’s almost 2021 hasn’t anyone thought of drones to fly around on Mars ????
ReplyDeleteIts that a wheel is more reliable than a propeller...atm...
DeleteCost to much for something that may not even work
Deletehttps://mars.nasa.gov/technology/helicopter/
Deletethis may surprise you, but pretty much every spacecraft sent to Mars so far is essentially a drone.
DeleteThere is no Mars, its just an imaginary planet that good folks at Nasa cinema company made up so people on flat earth think that someday we will travel off planet have a chance of survival in case a threat from space will come to flat earth and obolderate all human kind, but there is also the moon and some other crap
DeleteHahahaha o.O
DeleteWho is taking mars Rovers picture, or is there another second Rovers?
ReplyDeleteThis is an animation of the landing.
DeleteBut there are other Rovers on Mars already with similar Landing sequences from previous years.
Mission for what you just gone lie and say nothing is there meanwhile you do the aliens that live there like avatar or native Indians when you invaded America
ReplyDeleteYour statement doesn’t make sense.
DeleteCould you translate that into English please, with punctuation?
Delete300 million miles, quite amazing !
ReplyDeleteAll the best.
ReplyDeleteIf it doesn't make it or it breaks just try again
ReplyDeleteSpace Force!!!
ReplyDeleteAll the best NASA
ReplyDeleteWhy?
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