Mars Landing
First-Ever Footage Of A Mars Landing [Videos]
23 Feb 2021 by Carrie / No Comments
For the first time in history, NASA has managed to capture actual footage of a rover landing on Mars, which includes sounds from the Red Planet.
More Pictures Of Mars As Perseverance Completes Successful Landing
19 Feb 2021 by Carrie / No Comments
After years of planning, and months of waiting for her to touch down on Mars, Perseverance is ready to start work on the Red Planet.
Flat Earthers Aren’t Buying This Whole NASA Mars Landing
30 Nov 2018 by Jasmine Stone / No Comments
As scientists around the world celebrate another fine achievement, Flat Earthers are once again up in arms about this massive hoax.
NASA’s Mars Lander Is Going To Have A Very Busy Two Years
28 Nov 2018 by Carrie / No Comments
The Mars InSight lander survived “seven minutes of terror” on Monday, landing safely on the red planet. Here’s what comes next.
Peak Nerd: Witness The Ridiculous NASA Handshake Following The Mars Landing [Videos]
27 Nov 2018 by Jasmine Stone / No Comments
NASA’s InSight team were understandably stoked when their probe touched down successfully on Mars. Two of their crew stole the show.
WATCH LIVE: NASA Brace Themselves For Mars Landing’s “Seven Minutes Of Terror” [Video]
26 Nov 2018 by Carrie / No Comments
NASA’s InSight lander is scheduled to land on Mars tonight, in the first mission to land on Mars since 2012, and NASA are ready for high drama.
They’re Making A Mars Colony Reality Show – Apply Here [VIDEO]
23 Apr 2013 by Jasmine Stone / No Comments
Anybody up for winning a trip to Mars? Dutch company, Mars One began looking for volunteer astronauts to fly to Mars on Monday. The departure date is set for the year 2022, with landing set to be in 2023. And they’re going to finance it with reality TV
Mars Landing In 40 Days. NASA’s 7 Minutes Of Terror [Video]
27 Jun 2012 by Jasmine Stone / No Comments
In my opinion this is a far more exciting countdown than the Olympics; in 40 days, NASA’s nuclear powered Curiosity rover will enter the Martian atmosphere, and the landing is the most nerve-racking part for the engineers.
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