Anyone watching the Mars rover landing?

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       #41

    I just missed the landing by a few minutes but the link below (first bit at least) seems to be what happened - great animation. Congrats all round for such a success - I had my doubts!

    Mars Curiosity's Entry, Descent and Landing: Full Video : Discovery News

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  2. Posts : 51,482
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       #42

    Next set of data and images due in a few minutes.
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       #43

    Glad to hear it was a successful landing. I was on Ascension Island for the "Eagle" landing on the moon and we tracked its landing. I also worked the Telemetry Network Support console at Goddard Space Flight Center for "ALSEP" (lunar explorer).
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       #44

    Fox News reports another satellite got pics of the descent. did anyone see it?

    Edit: Apparently not released yet.
    Last edited by Britton30; 06 Aug 2012 at 06:51.
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       #45

    Faux news?
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       #46

    CBS, NBC, ABC, Gannet too. no pics.
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       #47

    Britton30 said:
    CBS, NBC, ABC, Gannet too. no pics.
    Brink is negotiating the movie rights.
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       #48

    That was a great accomplishment to do what they did on planet Mars. It's too bad that we cannot accomplish and solve some of the problems we have on planet Earth.
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       #49

    2.5 billion would go a long way to solving some of the planets issues.

    that said im fully in support of space exploration as there have been many breakthroughs ,inventions etc that have come around as a result.
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       #50

    boohbah said:
    2.5 billion would go a long way to solving some of the planets issues.
    Rubbish!!! 2.5 billion wouldn't even be enough to fund the committee that was trying to work out what needed solving.
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