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Friday Video: Coming this August, Mars touchdown. Right Now: Dramatic visualization of the touchdown
NASA’s new video calls it “7 minutes of terror.” It’s the seven minutes needed to enter Mars’ atmosphere, aerobrake, parachute, and then hover using rocket thrusters while lowering the Curiosity rover to the surface of Mars using “the skycrane maneuver.” … Continue reading
