Live from mission control: the Mars Curiosity rover is about 2 hours from landing. Watch live on NASA TV: http://www.nasa.gov/mars
The Mars Science Laboratory is the most ambitious, complex mission in the history of robotic space exploration. On August 5/6, 2012, the mission will set down a large, mobile laboratory - the dune buggy-sized Curiosity rover - using a new form of precision landing technology that makes many of Mars' most intriguing regions viable destinations for the first time.
If you can't see it on that site then try http://www.wired.com/wiredscience/2012/08/watch-live-curiosity/
god dam nasa lading on my planet that shit ain gonna land on my yard. :P
lmfao Neon, hid your stash!
About 10 Mins now :o :o :o
maaarsss :o
tiny bluie :3
it's kinda exciting, you almost wonder if it's going to break up or crash :D
Crash! :D
xD
It's really exciting im watching right now xP
me too, it's on the tv now too :P
Curiosity sent a pic... I think Neon was in it.
It made it!
Rover Lands On Mars (http://www.theage.com.au/technology/sci-tech/curiosity-rover-lands-on-mars-20120806-23p5n.html)
:seriously_guy:
"You don't own space, Naysa [NASA] does!" - Ricky, Trailer Park Boys
This has got some cool pics in very high resolution.
I like it how my Ipod Touch shoots better pictures than that 100 million+ high tech mars robot does. :fuckyeah:
NASA is obviously hiding something...
Quote from: SuperGoof on August 06, 2012, 22:56
I like it how my Ipod Touch shoots better pictures than that 100 million+ high tech mars robot does. :fuckyeah:
NASA is obviously hiding something...
Correction: Cost of Curiosity is $2,000,000,000 ($2 Billion USD)
Uhm... I think the North Koreans beat the Americans to Mars.
(http://d24w6bsrhbeh9d.cloudfront.net/photo/4963640_700b.jpg)