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Account Name NASA's Perseverance Mars Rover

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NASA Mars rover. Launch: July 30, 2020. Landing: Feb. 18, 2021. Description Hobbies: Photography, collecting rocks, off-roading.  Team HQ @NASAJPL

Date Created 2020-02-26 21:43:46

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Location Jezero Crater, Mars

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Call me Perseverance.I'm headed for Mars: driven to search for signs of ancient life, test new tech to help future human explorers, and collect the first rock samples for future return to Earth.Follow me. Let's go. https://t.co/7w3rbvbyoL#Mars2020

If I see farther on #Mars, it’s because I’m standing on the shoulders of giants. Surrounded by this great team, I’m ready for the challenges ahead. Bring it on! https://t.co/Itjjod3S1R https://t.co/bWLTsWUv6D

What would you like to know about my mission, my name or the humans behind them?Tag questions #askNASA, and then listen in at 12:30 pm PT (3:30 pm ET, 2030 UTC) to this @NASA news teleconference for answers https://t.co/1PVLQoSDXn https://t.co/HtO10XXXHG

@_lisylla @NASA I was envisioned around the time @MarsCuriosity's landing with the goal of returning samples from Mars and paving the way for future human explorers.

@Eduardo07567757 My cruise to Mars will take about seven months, and once I hit the top of the atmosphere, much like @MarsCuriosity, I'l be in "7 minutes of terror" down to the surface.

@MMarilacr @NASA My prime mission runs one Mars year (about two Earth years). If I'm healthy at the end of that time, my team would seek an extension.

Thank you, Alex, for helping to give me my name. It will be a source of inspiration and resolve during the journey ahead, and I will wear it proudly. https://t.co/Itjjod3S1R https://t.co/b7mt2cz7e8

My team and I are working hard to live up to my name. They’ve installed a key tool I’ll use to collect rock and soil samples -- humanity’s first samples from another planet. We're heading confidently toward launch to Mars in July 2020. https://t.co/M3EvN4xHZr https://t.co/ppLZzMeCpi

@NoahFrau @NASA Gravity assists are great, especially for getting to the outer solar system and beyond. But if you want to get right down to business on Mars, something like a Hohmann transfer is perfect. Takes about seven months.Geek out on basics of space flight: https://t.co/CBXHuYSI8C

@PigeonValerian @NASA The team at @NASAJPL learned a lot about rover wheels vs hard Martian rocks from @MarsCuriosity, and went back to the drawing board to make sturdier wheels for me. The gentle S-curve of my treads creates less stress on the wheel than Curiosity’s chevrons. https://t.co/0fIKa0kYpV

@ldeufel Fellow robots have studied rocks and soil on the Red Planet, but none have ever gotten a sample ready to come back to Earth. The samples I take and leave behind are to be picked up by a future mission, Mars Sample Return, to be sent to Earth for testing: https://t.co/XTudA5cWvZ We are all in this together. Three chips with more than 10.9 million names you all sent in are coming with me to #Mars. https://t.co/Bsv1mqpxlA I also carry a special message -- can you find it? https://t.co/5UNgBWeEET

@Alan_9828 @NASA_SLS Close -- you’re looking in the right area...

@teh514 @Alan_9828 @NASA_SLS Keep going...

@jacob555501 Almost there -- you’re the closest yet, but switch directions on that last part.

I'm learning lots about Mars before I even get there. Students, teachers and lifelong learners can too, from the comfort of home! Check out lessons and activities from the Red Planet and the whole solar system with #NASAatHome. https://t.co/uaAjQQt5fK https://t.co/NrUGjXyIQz

@paradice66 @Alan_9828 @NASA_SLS Yes, you're on the right track...

Some of you spotted the special message I’m carrying to Mars along with the 10.9+ million names you all sent in. “Explore As One” is written in Morse code in the Sun’s rays, which connect our home planet with the one I'll explore. Together, we persevere. https://t.co/Bsv1mqpxlA https://t.co/GhcS1HgsIN

When I land on Mars, it will be thanks to the perseverance of my team, which is doing its best to deliver me to the launch pad in July. I have my parachute and final wheels. After a safe touchdown, I’ll be ready to roll. https://t.co/PjCNBdpGHA https://t.co/b7wEoTxmza

@bacmiller @MarsCuriosity My wheels are slightly narrower and thicker-skinned than those on @MarsCuriosity. My treads have a gentle S-curve rather than a sharp chevron. Where they meet the wheel is a gentler angle instead of 90º, all in an effort to reduce stress on the wheel. https://t.co/PH8OlZvA0l https://t.co/80f9cfMZOT

I’m � days away from the opening of my launch period, and my team and I are continuing to persevere. We are taking things step by step, day by day to get to the launch pad. Mark July 17 on your calendars and keep checking in for updates. https://t.co/KfJ3JXDZ67 https://t.co/97LBtyLOkH

I’m gearing up for my journey to Mars. Hitching a ride is a small helicopter to demo the first controlled flight on another planet. My team attached the helicopter and fueled my descent stage—the “jetpack” that will lower me to the surface. Onward. https://t.co/2UN1bHma1f https://t.co/j7cpPYNtap It’s all in the details. To keep me on track for a safe flight and landing on Mars, my team carefully measured and balanced out my weight distribution. Check out what it takes to get it right as we move persistently toward launch. Just 87 days to go: https://t.co/EWmkeM3yMY https://t.co/Bt1WL8OBA8

Working to send a robot to Mars has been challenging for my team in the time of #COVID19. By pushing forward, together, they're finding a path to get me to the launchpad come July. https://t.co/XFZOHnoxb0 https://t.co/sZUmi4B6TG

Alexander, the 13-year-old who gave me my name, Perseverance, is now making a rover at home. With #NASAatHome activities, you can, too. There’s an engineer in all of us. Cardboard rover: https://t.co/BwoVI5x30XOpen source rover: https://t.co/ePUkBAsOPL https://t.co/FwqkQ4QvV3

The Mars Helicopter is set to take us to new heights. And it just got the most perfect name —Ingenuity. Ingenuity will try for the first powered flight on another planet. Learn more about how the tiny craft I’ll carry got its name and the student behind it. https://t.co/pBfQAiJzj0 https://t.co/D2uNhVFWTb

With the keen eyes I’ve been given, I’ll zoom in on Mars with a clarity like never before. My primary camera, Mastcam-Z, will even let me see details that human eyes can’t. https://t.co/vYMIKvM7ph https://t.co/JrBKenviU4

I’m 70 days out from launch and we’re on track to meet my launch period. I’m now attached to my rocket-powered descent stage – the part of the spacecraft that will lower me to the Martian surface. Next time I detach, I’ll be seconds from landing on Mars. https://t.co/a8Qi47VHmp https://t.co/5hPHYJJG7d

How does my team get ready to explore Mars next year? They train here on Earth, using a mock rover out in the desert. This practice helps them work with me and each other. https://t.co/4WYgC0moSU https://t.co/Z2ZJ67Gkdn

@britneyspears @NASA Well hello there, @britneyspears. Yes! I'm packed and almost ready to fly in July, landing on Mars next February. I’ll collect rocks for a future mission to send back, but know I went down and got them for you. https://t.co/SQbNpx3Eln https://t.co/XQCruBk8vr

As I get ready to launch as part of the #ClassOf2020, I’m thinking back on all the exams & experiences I’ve been through. See what it takes to prepare an adventurer like me for a new world out there. Good luck to all persevering through tests of your own. https://t.co/p35N1ahul5 https://t.co/brEDbqVbeX

Air deliveries are bringing me one step closer to launch. From sample tubes to rocket parts —items are arriving for final assembly in Florida. I’m 56 days from my targeted launch date. https://t.co/PonYo7k0M0 https://t.co/1rXVHwSeNS

When I get to Mars, I’ll hunt for clues that could have been left by ancient life. To help zero in on the right rocks, I’ll use two investigative tools in my kit: SHERLOC and WATSON.� https://t.co/U3zAaPGnu1 https://t.co/VWazvLoXV9 @DuckCultist More or less, yes. WATSON is a camera, and SHERLOC (and the science team back on Earth) will do the analysis.

@rufreel The range of the Raman is ~800 1/cm to 4000 1/cm. And yes, ultimately the spectra will be made available to the public through NASA's Planetary Data System and in publications. More on SHERLOC: https://t.co/GeMTnrFj3g

I'm honored to be the first leg of Mars Sample Return. The rocks I collect and cache for future return to Earth may answer the big astrobiology question: Was there life on Mars? https://t.co/ZqAYJAkdPX

@JeanneYzelle Yes, my team is working hard to get me to ready for the launch period, which runs July 17-Aug. 11. I'm set to lift off from the same pad as @MarsCuriosity. https://t.co/SoGzCCcD2N

Now at the launch complex: the first part of the Atlas V rocket that will lift me up to Mars. The pieces are coming together for launch day -- now just seven weeks away. https://t.co/fgkWeaYQis

My launch to Mars is now set for no earlier than July 20. More time was allotted for the @ulalaunch team to make repairs to ground system equipment. Liftoff atop an #AtlasV rocket is set for 6:15 am PT (9:15 am ET, 1315 UTC) https://t.co/O9TWWbGfFi https://t.co/dcJfYjDb80

I've got about a month till launch. Tune in now to hear from @NASA leadership, scientists and engineers from my team for the latest updates and answers to your #askNASA questions. https://t.co/XAkZ1DINkv

On track for launch in just over a month. The road has been long, but we’re persevering, inspired by the global medical community that’s gone above and beyond during #COVID19. That’s why I’m carrying this tribute plate for them, above and beyond to Mars. https://t.co/ye5Ab6oNrF https://t.co/t0xbX4JpAj

In 30 days, I’ll be launching to Mars. If you’ve ever dreamed of working in mission control, here’s your chance to show us what you’ve got and be part of history: https://t.co/fvR0TcrWm91️2️3️1️2️3️1️2️3️1️2️3️1️2️3️1️2️3️1️2️3️1️2️3️1️2️3️1️2️3️1️2️3️1️2️3️1️2️3️1️2️3️ 1️ Record your own countdown video 2️ Share it on social 3️ Tag #CountdownToMars https://t.co/BbnOmNSTPJ

My trip to Mars is now targeted for no earlier than July 22 at 6:35 am PT/9:35 am ET/1335 UTC due to a ground support systems issue identified during the packing of the spacecraft into protective fairings that go on top of the rocket. Almost ready to go. https://t.co/uBFpzW8qhR https://t.co/tumVzrKjNq

@ryan_oconnor89 The blue blocks are a new form of acoustic absorption panel that removes sound energy from inside the payload fairing in order to protect me during launch. Due to processing delays in preparations to unite me with the rocket, my first launch attempt will be no earlier than July 30. @NASA and @ulalaunch are working to update the target launch date and have been able to expand the launch period until Aug. 15. https://t.co/cwfwy5cTY0 https://t.co/XICMjwtx7h

My team at @NASA, @NASAJPL and partners around the world have gone above and beyond to get me to the launch pad and soon on to Mars. We’ll continue to push onward together, to persevere, no matter what challenges arise. #CountdownToMars #WeWillPersevere https://t.co/pYXxKEbVu9

What drives my mission and what will I do at the Red Planet? For one, I want to help tackle one of the longest-standing questions: Did life ever exist on Mars? 7 things you should know about me: https://t.co/UhzcxuL2jv #CountdownToMars https://t.co/2i7Sw09xFK

@Trevor_Moeller @AlinCviv Yes. The science goals of the mission come first. Then a spacecraft is designed and landing site chosen to meet those goals. In my search for signs of past life, I look forward to using my sample caching system on the intriguing rocks of Jezero Crater.https://t.co/FlzLXOgKPx

@AlinCviv @KalerMehtab My long-range mobility system is set to help me travel over a distance of 3 to 12 miles (5 to 20 kilometers) on the surface of Mars during my prime mission. If I am still healthy at the end of one Martian year (about two Earth years), my team will seek a mission extension.

@anuraghazru @NASA @NASAJPL Get to know the young man who named me and find out more about the name the rover contest here: https://t.co/RBptq6GL4P https://t.co/sfpXYh17Od

I’m now 129 feet (39 meters) closer to Mars, encased on top of the rocket that’s going to send me there. This is a huge step for me and my team. We got here together, and we’ll make it to Mars the same way. https://t.co/5Hwya0pfkA #CountdownToMars https://t.co/qZ6gwk8wNo

About 3 weeks until launch. No matter where you are, you can take part in the #CountdownToMars: https://t.co/Q7x4jCYTbWRecord Your Own Video Countdown:https://t.co/fvR0TcrWm9Send Your Name to Mars:https://t.co/TCswdi9jSDTry the Mars Photo Booth:https://t.co/kWoPobNNFM

Behind every Mars rover is a great team. Please meet some of mine.Our @Tumblr Answer Time on now at https://t.co/VgPwvUeoUH#CountdownToMars https://t.co/OKtzwIBPsr

@orabenstein @tumblr I'm set to lift off aboard an #AtlasV 541 from @NASAKennedy on July 30, 2020. I hope you'll be watching: https://t.co/CDirPHh6Rf

On July 30, I'm set to launch for Mars. Join me on the journey?Apply now to be part of the global, virtual @NASA Social group to meet other explorers as we #CountdownToMars, together. https://t.co/3l4OsHyXuq https://t.co/nFa5JGkEn8 @HereJust4Coffee @NASA My cruise through space to Mars will take ~6-7 months. I'm slated to land on Feb. 18, 2021, in a place called Jezero Crater. https://t.co/a4nfBovs3f

MONDAY: I'm taking your questions about my mission to Mars in a special Twitter Q&A.Want to know about launch? My team? The search for signs of ancient life beyond Earth?Reply below or tag your tweet #CountdownToMars. I'll be answering July 20 starting at noon ET.

@SantoshKTiwari1 @NASA This is a one-way trip to Mars for me, but the samples I cache would be returned by future missions. This video explains more about the @NASA and @ESA Mars Sample Return plans. https://t.co/GzMu1qEbJF

@AredesMarcel @NASA Check these listings for Q&As and live launch coverage, which is slated to start at 7am EDT on July 30 with liftoff expected as early as 7:50am that day. https://t.co/CDirPHh6Rf

To the @HopeMarsMission: Congratulations on your launch! I wish you a successful journey رحلة موفقة.and look forward to the sol when we are both exploring Mars https://t.co/AsnkYINX2C

@HopeMarsMission @uaespaceagency @MBRSpaceCentre Thank you. I cannot wait to join you on the journey! https://t.co/CTYBHX3AMk

Are you ready to #CountdownToMars? My live Q&A lifts off at noon ET right here on Twitter. https://t.co/kL5CGgnGLd

Q: #CountdownToMars @NASAPersevere How long will your mission last for?- @j_schaefer29A: My prime mission will run at least one Martian year (about two Earth years). If I am in good health at the end of that time, my team will seek a mission extension, like rovers before me https://t.co/XF72nLTzO7

I will cache, seal and drop the samples on the surface to be gathered and returned by future Mars Sample Return missions. This joint @NASA - @ESA project will likely use a fetch rover, Mars ascent vehicle, orbiter and return capsule. https://t.co/GzMu1qEbJF https://t.co/hzNUvaEbvS

Q: #CountdownToMars What artificial intelligence technique are you using to be able to land autonomously on Mars?- @guersom80A: I will use Terrain-Relative Navigation to compare what I see below me to an on-board map. I can change direction and divert to safer ground. https://t.co/2enLAraLEv

Q: #CountdownToMars when you will reach mars ?- @amalbiju_astroA: My landing is planned for Feb. 18, 2021. My team at @NASAJPL will be streaming live out of mission control. I hope that you will watch. https://t.co/MZ4DXRY0ID https://t.co/O6aaXy50PL Q: #CountdownToMars what is the material of the wheels as opposed to Curiosity?- @govi47A: Aluminum like @MarsCuriosity's, but they are are slightly narrower, thicker skinned and have a gentle S-shape to the treads to reduce stress. https://t.co/Uvy3eqsST3 https://t.co/zSUUl94tjK

Q: #CountdownToMars What sort of equipment are you carrying that will aid you in your search for life? How is your mission different from that of Curiosity’s?- @AnnaBear_210A: Curiosity sought habitable environments. I’ll seek signs of ancient life. https://t.co/fUoKEFQGxj https://t.co/IKorBHXtet

Q: #CountdownToMars Which of your cameras has the highest resolution and what is that resolution?- @AlexLandherrA: Mastcam-Z can zoom, take high-definition video and 3D images. 1600x1200 frames can be stitched into million pixel+ panoramas: https://t.co/cYWVvDr9Kx https://t.co/OcAfpW8Kxj

Q: #CountdownToMars will noise on Mars sound different than noise on Earth?- @LaurenDevollA: Sound is a pressure wave, so we expect the thin Martian atmosphere to make sounds quieter. Here’s more about the two microphones I carry: https://t.co/CiVg05Y1Ow https://t.co/MJnGkeR4jm

Q: What’s the first thing you will do after you land? #CountdownToMars- @cbwebsterA: My computer switches from entry, descent and landing mode to surface mode, which turns on autonomous systems. I’ll spend the next 90 sols (Martian days) performing tests on my instruments. https://t.co/A7vQm2knh8

Q: Dose the Names selected under 'send your name to mars campaign' accepts unicode ??? will appear AS IS on chip or like �� اشہر ح سنcharacters/Foreign Language? I mean #CountdownToMars- @ashhar_hasanA: Characters appear as submitted. Thanks for joining the journey. https://t.co/KYFfSD5tmK

Q: #CountdownToMarsHow can we join this mission?- @Pushu_05A: There are many ways to participate: https://t.co/i07ZFItYU4Plus check back after landing for raw images from Mars. https://t.co/oy4r8KFtpk

Thank you so much for all your terrific questions as we #CountdownToMars together. For a notification when it's time to tune in for live launch coverage, just click the Reminder Button here: https://t.co/3FEUNVqGZy #CountdownToMars

⚡️ “Twitter Q&A: All about my mission and the #CountdownToMarshttps://t.co/7rK3hRv6Db

@KellyC5151 This took place earlier today, but I'm always happy to answer more questions about the mission right here.

@KellyC5151 No, the "live Twitter Q&A" was today from noon to 2 p.m. ET, but you can always tweet questions to me with an @ mention. The countdown is on. Record, share and tag your own #CountdownToMars video, and you could be featured on launch day, July 30! https://t.co/fvR0TcrWm9 https://t.co/e1BFqDQxmd

@GugulethuMpanza A whole new space agency -- cool! 

@AGaensler @NASA Thanks -- and keep persevering! 

@CindyJ525433 @NASA Thank you!

@LiamOrleans Thanks for this!

@yaswanth_singh Thanks, every countdown needs a 7️ ! 7️7️7️7️7️7️7️7️7️7️7️7️7️7️

@shivam00467340 Thanks! Can’t wait to get my wheels rolling too...

@florenc57865175 5, 4, 3, 2, 1, 0, and thanks!

@0_tech3 @NASA Thanks, guys!

@Rohelita @NASA Thank you! 

@Ariel3301 Thanks! �  @poduval_nikhil @NASA @MarsMissionNASA 3, 2, 1, thank you! 

@astronauta_juan Thank you! 

@BirovaKarolina @NASA @NASAJPL Thanks for flying with me! 

@dancing_bobcat Thanks!

@srija12 Thank you! 

@duulmar Let’s gooooo! 

@jackchakm Thank you!

@oproprioailton @USAemPortugues Obrigada! 

@Ramkc5728 @NASAJPL If you've sent your name before, you can search for your previous boarding pass here: https://t.co/6diDnEWEDw

@navyuga9 शुक्रिया! 

I just passed a pre-flight check, and it’s looking good for my launch to Mars next week. See what it took to get here. https://t.co/evFGtZMdEX #CountdownToMars https://t.co/zIjoQkr62k @NASA @GregoryPorter � With a million miles of audiometry �I'll travel 309 million miles on my way to Mars, and when I get there, plan to use two microphones to record the first sounds from another planet. https://t.co/Gi9XYCizFT https://t.co/HCSVTdHpDL

I’m bringing 10.9 million names to Mars with me on launch day. If you missed out, you can send your name aboard a future mission. Sign up: https://t.co/TCswdi9jSD https://t.co/RPotbjHApF

@SawppyRover � Thank you!

@MenAreNuts1 @NASA Thanks! 

@HAKIKA38177037 @NASA Thank you! 

We’re loving your personalized countdown videos, from all over the world. Keep them coming, and you may be featured on launch day this Thursday! https://t.co/fvR0TcrWm9 #CountdownToMars https://t.co/DQD9Z4IR27

In less than a week, I’ll launch to Mars -- and you’re invited, virtually. Learn about my mission, RSVP and tune in to watch the #CountdownToMars: https://t.co/olEI7PyEHY https://t.co/XY0mPNXQ9B

@ProLifeAtheist1 About 7 months!

@KM65497819 Send me your Facebook handle and I'll get my team on it.

As4️4️4️4️4️4️4️4️4️4️4️4️4️4️ I get ready to launch to Mars in 4️ days, take a look at some of the tools I’m taking to help me search for signs of ancient life. #CountdownToMars https://t.co/LI4hIkCwXf https://t.co/J4AOy5Wdde

@WarrenR33340661 Take a look at this video: https://t.co/Rr1iAxenpQ #CountdownToMars with me as I prepare for launch. Liftoff expected from @NASAKennedy on July 30 at 7:50 a.m. EDT. Click here for a reminder to watch live.ℹ️ @NASA @NASAMars� @NASAPersevere@NASA_LSP @ulalaunch�@NASAJPLhttps://t.co/3FEUNVqGZy

@torybruno @NASA Mars weather scientists who study the surface and atmosphere provide info to my Entry, Descent and Landing team. They check in with me in cruise to make any adjustments before getting too close to Mars. On the surface, my MMRTG gives me power whether or not the sun shines.

Coming to you live as we #CountdownToMars from @NASAKennedy. @NASA Administrator @JimBridenstine and other experts from my team bring you this pre-launch news briefing. https://t.co/Rwm08UdvTo

@MartianManish @NASAKennedy @NASA @JimBridenstine Great science question! Tune in to the news briefing with my science team at 12 p.m. PDT/3 p.m. EDT: https://t.co/bvM4Tw1HBl

@MartianManish @NASAKennedy @NASA @JimBridenstine Right now, I’m really excited about my upcoming launch. I’m looking forward to getting my wheels on the ground on Mars in February.

@momdude56 @NASAKennedy @NASA @JimBridenstine I’m going to get relay support from the NASA orbiters already there: Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter, Odyssey and MAVEN.

@hanschall Since the atmosphere on Mars is only about 1% as dense as on Earth, Ingenuity is designed to be very lightweight, and to spin its carbon fiber blades up to about 2400 rpm.

@M_AhsanFarooqui My team is very careful to make sure I’m as clean as can be before I go. Find out why: https://t.co/8ZfT5e4oVb

@TeusanFamily 1. I was built in a very clean room at @NASAJPL. There aren't service stations on Mars, so the team is very careful to test me thoroughly before launch.

@TeusanFamily @NASAJPL 2. I do have a laser. It's on top of my head and is part of my SuperCam instrument. I'll use it to zap rocks and tell from far away what they are made of as I look for signs of life on Mars from a long time ago. https://t.co/MRwxDTFb7m

@TeusanFamily @NASAJPL 3. My team has thousands of people on it. I was built by engineers, and there are scientists all over the world who will use the information I send to figure out what Mars used to be like. @TeusanFamily @NASAJPL 4. I hope someday you will join my team! Perhaps you'd like to try these Mars activities to start to get ready: https://t.co/WZETtTgGNE

Tune in now to hear from engineers and scientists from my team. They’re answering your questions about our mission to Mars. #CountdownToMars https://t.co/VG9fQqMuoO

Did life ever exist on Mars? I hope to find out. To do so, I’m headed to Jezero Crater, where an ancient river delta may preserve the signs I’m looking for.#CountdownToMars https://t.co/NMiW8pxyhF

@MartianManish @NASA One way is with the MOXIE instrument, a technology demo to produce oxygen from the carbon dioxide atmosphere of Mars. Future explorers could use that kind of tech to produce oxygen for breathing and for rocket fuel. https://t.co/SV9NdEXJSO

@MartianManish @NASA Beyond that, I’ll also use new technologies for more precise landing, record lots more images and data during my landing sequence, test new driving techniques, and use environmental sensors to gather more info about the weather and climate on Mars.

@patelviren403 @NASA @DrSwatiMohan The team will start retrieving them as soon as I land. However, the many frames will come in priority order until they are eventually all returned, on the order of a few weeks after entry, descent and landing on Feb. 18, 2021. I plan to post images to https://t.co/P1VdyrIW2O

Wondering how I’ll collect rock and sediment samples on Mars? Or how they'll make it back to Earth? Experts from @NASA and @ESA will be live on https://t.co/yoYs5YcZqr at 11a PT (2p ET/1800 UTC) to discuss Mars Sample Return plans.Be sure to tag questions with #CountdownToMars https://t.co/iMR4tJOIJb

I’m helping to pave the way for future human missions to Mars. Learn more about @NASA’s plans for human exploration at 1 pm PT (4pm ET/2000 UTC) on July 28 at https://t.co/yoYs5YcZqr. Use #CountdownToMars to ask your questions. https://t.co/Nn46IMfL7Z

@RickHannell @NASA @ulalaunch Counter-rotating blades spin about 2,400 rpm, more here: https://t.co/ubcqfaG7JD

LIVE feed continues as my rocket and I roll out to the launch pad in preparation for the July 30 #CountdownToMars: https://t.co/s292eFSbvd

Tune in now as @NASA and @ESA talk about the samples I'll gather on Mars, how to get them back to Earth and what they could tell us about astrobiology. #CountdownToMars https://t.co/GdQP4XlpBU Standing tall on the launch pad. Nowhere left to go but up. #CountdownToMarsLaunch slated for July 30, 7:50 a.m. EDTLatest blog: https://t.co/QirzlYPOxA https://t.co/vl7DxyZXnK

We're live. Come learn about technology I carry that will help future astronauts explore the Red Planet. Join the #CountdownToMars https://t.co/pBLwZsYobU

@FailedProtostar Thanks, you guys! 

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@stevehelms️️️️️️️️️️️️️ Thanks, Commander. ️

@SouzaFranklin27 @NASA @NASAJPL To Mars! 

@dlamineeh @NASA Thanks!  @mdentrey Thank you!

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@ALspaceferret All systems go! 

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@TeusanFamily Thanks, you guys!

@javid_syed @NASA @NASAJPL To Mars! 

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All day today: fans from around the world are getting a behind-the-scenes look at my mission with tours from @NASAKennedy and @NASAJPL, and live Q&As with the experts as we #CountdownToMars Tune in here: https://t.co/rbiCv4kEYW (Schedule attached, all times Eastern) https://t.co/jpAcP6pgO4

Less than 24 hours to launch and the weather is cooperating with an 80% chance of favorable conditions. Alex Mather and Vaneeza Rupani, who named me and Ingenuity, are here to watch the launch from @NASAKennedy. #CountdownToMarsLatest Weather Update: https://t.co/BYiBibP2lo https://t.co/dVer7nwvPP

NOW BOARDING: I’m ready to fly; are you? Grab your boarding pass and let’s go. #CountdownToMarsGet your boarding pass: https://t.co/6xyix6gsOMNew flyer? Send your name on a future mission: https://t.co/i1GsSnsFWf https://t.co/GZkMljSB7Q

@Snoopy You're a rover's best friend! Thanks for coming on this journey with me. #CountdownToMars

@Twitter I'm on it. Come with me? #CountdownToMars https://t.co/3FEUNVqGZy https://t.co/V2TQE1muwt

@Twitter Don't mind if do! Let's go. Launch expected July 30 at 7:50 a.m. EDT (1150 UTC). #CountdownToMarshttps://t.co/3FEUNVqGZy

I'm bringing the world with me to Mars.Celebrate the #CountdownToMars and my international team with these special tags:Español➡️ #CuentaAtrásHaciaMarteItaliano ➡️ #CountdownPerMarteFrançias ➡️ #CompteÀReboursPourMarsNorsk ➡️ #NedtellingTilMarshttps://t.co/dcfx3ubcTs https://t.co/uE8w6Hby3n

@Twitter I'm set to lift off tomorrow, July 30 at 7:50 a.m. ET. The #CountdownToMars is on. You in?

One night left, but who can sleep? Tomorrow morning, if all goes well, I’ll be on my way to Mars. T-12 hours to launch. #CountdownToMarsLive launch coverage begins at 4 a.m. PDT/7 a.m. EDT (11:00 UTC): https://t.co/ISKKR1kmMo https://t.co/zgY5orXxXe Live coverage of my launch starts at 4 a.m. PDT / 7 a.m. EDT (1100 UTC): https://t.co/ISKKR1kmMo#CountdownToMars https://t.co/NtvrpKhwEV

@Twitter I'm carrying the names of nearly 11 million people, and the hopes and dreams of many more. Permission to come aboard. Let's go. #CountdownToMars

LIVE NOW: Are you watching? Less than an hour until liftoff to Mars, to search for signs of ancient life. #CountdownToMarshttps://t.co/eraBcGbgd4

Onward to Mars, together. #CountdownToMars https://t.co/uDZHxq7gHX

Solid rocket boosters away, and I’m really picking up speed. #CountdownToMars

I’m past the bumpiest part of the ride -- goodbye to my protective fairing, and hello to the great beyond. #CountdownToMars

First stage booster is away. Centaur upper stage is now giving me the next burst of speed. #CountdownToMars

First Centaur burn is complete. Now a bit of relative calm, as I coast for ~30 mins in Earth orbit, in preparation for burn No. 2. That’s what will send me interplanetary. #CountdownToMars

Here we go: the second Centaur burn has begun. The final push. #CountdownToMars

Rocket burns complete. Last step: separate from Centaur and be on my way. #CountdownToMars

I’m flying free now, having separated from the Centaur. That was quite a ride! Thank you, @ULAlaunch and @NASA_LSP. ⭐ #CountdownToMars Hello from space. � I’m in communication with my team at @NASAJPL, who will keep me company for the long trip. #CountdownToMars https://t.co/W8hKaHSqfU

@Twitter @NASA Thanks to the Deep Space Network, we can make this long-distance relationship work. Save the date for landing? Feb. 18, 2021 #CountdownToMars

@maejemison We're on this journey together, and we explore as one. I'll keep in touch every step of the way.#CountdownToMars... landing: Feb. 18, 2021 https://t.co/bi0UsFkh0T

@HopeMarsMission Thank you, Hope. There's so much to explore, and I'm glad we're on this journey together. #CountdownToMars

I am healthy and on my way to Mars, but may be too loud for the antennas on Earth while I'm so close. Ground stations are working to match my signal strength so that I can communicate clearly with my team. https://t.co/vLaRxcKomR

We put out the call, and you answered. Thanks to everyone, all over the world, who sent in their well-wishes and helped #CountdownToMars. https://t.co/mobLaXvxxD

We’re on our way to Mars – me and the almost 11 million names I carry. One home behind us, and a new one ahead. #CountdownToMars Post-launch Update: https://t.co/ssXuLjQVez https://t.co/fJmK48hTiL

@NASAInSight Thanks, @NASAInSight. Humbled to be joining the likes of you and @MarsCuriosity. The next phase of the #CountdownToMars begins...

@AstroBehnken @NASA What a lift! I'm excited to test new tech that will help future human exploration of Mars. https://t.co/dgJtdPciL9(Also nice to see a fellow @Caltech alum out here in space.) https://t.co/u0tFzXYGv8

@LEGO_Group @NASA Even the most complex machines to go to Mars get put together one piece at a time. Sending solidarity to all the young builders out there! Keep making and exploring. #CountdownToMars

@JoeZaster @JackPhan Not to worry! You can still sign up to send your name with a future mission: https://t.co/XLYqMJ1KQ8 I now have good signal strength with my team back on Earth. They’re tracking my location and will keep talking to me as I cruise to Mars. https://t.co/q8GY0wfue5 #CountdownToMars https://t.co/9JZeseTC1M Tweet Source Status URL

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4005 no 18.02.21 04:56:54 Tweet Text Friends, thanks for the warm wishes. I’m honored to be heading towards Jezero Crater, Mars. I doubt I’ll find such smiling faces there, but I’m certain the area will be as equally beautiful as your city in Bosnia. I’ll send pictures when I land on Feb. 18, 2021. #CountdownToMars https://t.co/MfkcZ7W2Pc

@Ti5QUANTUM Thank you for your kind words. I will continue to send updates through my cruise to Mars, and hope to make you all proud when I land on Feb. 18, 2021. 

Congrats to you and your team, @MarsCuriosity. From the wild ride of landing to your eight years across the surface, you’ve blazed quite a trail. Can’t wait to join you on Mars.#CountdownToMars https://t.co/qOUSmlRbyH

My first planned Trajectory Correction Maneuver was a success. I do TCMs on my journey to stay on target for a Feb. 18, 2021 date with Mars. I left Earth over 2 weeks ago and already put on 27+ million miles. Only ~265 million more to go! #CountdownToMars https://t.co/1PJU9YwxvJ https://t.co/wdvVPHqPvJ

@Rob_Rainbolt TCMs can happen often and at any point in your journey. It’s never too late to get back closer to where you want to be. You're the chief engineer of your life, so you can start making those calls whenever you're ready. Good luck! 

I'll use artificial intelligence in landing, driving and exploring Mars. @NASAJPL systems engineer Farah Alibay explains more in this #askNASA conversation with @beck and @oskstudio, who recently released #Hyperspace2020—music videos that use AI to morph @NASA images into art. https://t.co/u5RLfdDq3S

@RicardoSantelli @NASAJPL @beck @oskstudio @NASA Quite well, thanks. I completed my first trajectory correction maneuver and am well on my way. Follow along with my cruise to Mars: https://t.co/1fpD5iCLKx

Follow me on my journey to Mars with @NASA_Eyes. The web app provides you with the precise location of my whereabouts in real-time, using real data. I’m learning space is a big place and I’m delighted to have you see how my team and I navigate it. https://t.co/EWJsfNdPxk https://t.co/DGZVsupkix

@fans_board @NASAJPL @nasa_eyes I'm tucked inside what is called an aeroshell. It's ~15 ft (4.5 m) in diameter. It protects me during my trip to the Red Planet. It'll also shield me through the Martian atmosphere, which will generate intense heat. Don't miss my landing on Feb. 18, 2021. https://t.co/ciMecoxNCS

@amalbiju_astro @nasa_eyes That's kind of you, thank you. 

@P_c_Dey @nasa_eyes Hello, all is well and we're on track for my Feb. 18, 2021 landing! Greetings to you and the rest of the Earthlings.

@pensasuhr_mk1 @nasa_eyes That's great to hear. Enjoy @maths_language @jcovers96 @nasa_eyes You're seeing a graphic of the web app. Eyes on the Solar System visualizes the same trajectory data that my navigation team uses to plan my trip to Mars. If you'd like to see what my actual aeroshell looks like, here it is before I left Earth: https://t.co/ciMecoxNCS

@Celtic__Lass @nasa_eyes You don't have to download the app, you can see my journey here: https://t.co/5U3wGmh4ef. There is also a page solely on my current cruise that you may find helpful: https://t.co/1fpD5ilalX.

Early on Sept. 6, you’ll be able to look up and see Mars awfully close to the Earth’s Moon. Know that I’m up in the sky too, persevering at more than 70,000 miles an hour to meet that great red world on Feb. 18, 2021. Skywatching tips: https://t.co/7q8LKMUO9C https://t.co/xL21b9dWM3

@amalbiju_astro Hi Amal, I'm well, thank you. I hope you're having a nice day back on Earth.

Meet OPTIMISM, my twin on Earth who will test out similar hardware and software before I use them on the Red Planet. My team will work with OPTIMISM at a replica Martian landscape at @NASAJPL known as the “Mars Yard.” https://t.co/GXn9yCOwhZ https://t.co/AJpz6nIo1A

@SaDiabloss @NASAJPL Right. OPTIMISM has an extension cord rather than a nuclear battery. The cord also provides an ethernet connection, allowing data to flow without radios. I have heating system to keep me warm on Mars, while OPTIMISM relies on a cooling system for ops in hot California summers.

@HlapolosaKgotso @NASAJPL Just 38 million miles to go! Follow my journey here: https://t.co/5U3wGmh4ef#countdowntomars

@therebeDragos @NASAJPL No, OPTIMISM like MAGGIE before her has an umbilical that carries both power and communications.

@ISyemna @NASAJPL Her dimensions are the same as mine, but she has slightly less mass. Here are my specs:- Length: 10 feet (3 meters)- Width: 9 feet (2.7 meters)- Height: 7 feet (2.2 meters)- Weight (in one g): 2,260 lbs / 1,025 kg

“Perseverance is how you achieve. It’s how you move forward. It’s how you make your life and the lives of others better.” -@JimBridenstineAs we continue to #CountdownToMars, go behind-the-scenes on my final days on Earth with the @NASA Administrator. https://t.co/3Mp3OYyOO3 https://t.co/viJtTnQtbd

Any good fossil hunter knows that you don’t head into the field without the right tools. To search for ancient microbes on Mars, I’m taking a precision X-ray device to zero in on the finest details.More about PIXL: https://t.co/TLgdq6st8o https://t.co/3y75iFad0L

@Zivo86 Cruising to Mars, with about five months to go! You can track my flight here: https://t.co/MNHAF58cOV

I’m carrying a ton of high-tech tools to Mars, but even a relatively simple addition can have a big impact. Learn how a small collection of mirrors can help cutting-edge research. Hint: space lasers. Read: https://t.co/6Oen9wmMmv https://t.co/yFJJths6aR I’ve just made my second in-flight course correction, to make sure I stay on target for my date with Mars. ~187 million miles (~300 million kilometers) left to go. Track my flight: https://t.co/MNHAF58cOV https://t.co/mI8lfUPzWa

@BM_KPK My target landing date is Feb. 18, 2021.

@davistim12 I am spin stabilized as I travel through space in my aeroshell. https://t.co/Ho0ooswfPi

Are we there yet? While I put in the miles, go outside and wave hello. October is a great time to see Mars in the night sky, while it is closest to Earth in its orbit around the sun. #CountdownToMars https://t.co/H3H8jNRb41

As I head to Mars, my nearly identical twin, OPTIMISM, is hard at work on Earth. See how my team tests hardware & software before commands are sent to me. Ask questions during a @NASAJPL IG live, Oct. 7, around 9am PT (noon ET, 1600 UTC) https://t.co/IeymtvpvGV #CountdownToMars https://t.co/5RM6kczAdH

LIVE NOW�Virtually visit the Martian-like test bed in @nasajpl with my Earthly rover twin, OPTIMISM, and my team. They’re currently driving on terrain similar to Mars and performing tests gearing up for my Red Planet arrival. Tune in: https://t.co/nLzQ8fTwKX #CountdownToMars https://t.co/tCtPMmrogs

I'm getting closer to Mars. Once there, I will use my “radar eyes” to see what’s beneath the surface.My ground-penetrating radar can see at least 30 feet (10 meters) down to help search for signs of past microbial life. #CountdownToMarsMore on RIMFAX: https://t.co/KgAZ6UsSzy https://t.co/jZCrhcNB60

On Oct. 20, @OSIRISREx is set to collect samples from asteroid Bennu. From one sample- caching mission to another, I wish you all the best. My friends @NASAMoon and @NASAAero Tagged me. I tag fellow rover @MarsCuriosity. TAG your friends to play along. #ToBennuAndBack https://t.co/3vZVGj64sy https://t.co/bJVISu2cY2

@jeanne_za @OSIRISREx @NASAMoon @NASAaero @MarsCuriosity Yes. There is special @OSIRISREx programming on https://t.co/yoYs5YcZqr this week. The TAG maneuver coverage starts on Oct. 20 at 5 p.m. ET (2100 UTC). #ToBennuAndBack

I have 11 3D printed parts. As part of an explorative additive manufacturing technique, specialized engineers play with unique designs & traits, making hardware lighter, stronger, or more responsive. It's key to next-gen spacecraft design. https://t.co/ixcXzXK94f #CountdownToMars https://t.co/AChOnRKVDc

Sending best wishes #ToBennuAndBack as @OSIRISREx makes contact with asteroid Bennu today. https://t.co/Weg2vhsv0J

When I land on Mars, I have a to-do list to help in my search for ancient life: find favorable rocks, drill, collect & store. Eric Aguilar helped engineer the caching system I'll use. Catch his live Q&A: Oct. 22, 2pm PT (5pm ET, 2100 UTC). https://t.co/STiAHVG4cZ#CountdownToMars https://t.co/27JKldptKN

MEDLI2 cruise checkout ✅These sensors will measure the environment around my protective shell and performance of thermal protection system material during landing — key info for safer and more reliable landings for future Mars missions. https://t.co/2A7uND8jx6 #CountdownToMars https://t.co/TY17OuDS4x @P_c_Dey @NASA_Langley @NASA_Technology @NASAMars I'm about 138.6 million miles (~223 million km) from Earth, and I have ~153.9 million miles (~247 million km) left on my way to Mars.You can follow my journey here: https://t.co/1PJU9YeW79

I’m officially halfway to the Red Planet. Since launch, I’ve logged 146 million miles (235 million km), and have the same to go. System checkouts are going well as I barrel toward my date with Mars: Feb 18, 2021. https://t.co/uA1s8gd4ce #CountdownToMars https://t.co/nCISUVjCUi

@VealSlab My mission will be to search for signs of ancient microbial life.

@Rixster01 I'm traveling more than 61K mph (~98K kph).

@derfdj2 One of the benefits of robotic space exploration is that I don't need to pause for a rest stop. Onward.

@WouldYouKind7y I did remember to pack a radioisotope power system, which gives me all the fuel (and warmth) I need for the trip. https://t.co/weUlJyipVI

I’m proud to be the first leg of Mars Sample Return. Things are looking good for @NASA and @ESA to bring pristine samples of Martian rocks back to Earth in the future. https://t.co/vdsPrDMg23 #CountdownToMars https://t.co/eZyn4M7BIM

@pastodayfuture @NASA @esa Once scientists and I identify a rock target of interest on Mars, I'll drill a core sample from it. With a pre-cleaned tube for the sample, my rotary percussive coring drill will penetrate about 2 inches (5 centimeters) into the target.

@HattyVa @NASA @esa An ESA-provided rover will collect/deliver the samples to a Mars Ascent Vehicle, which then would launch them into orbit around Mars. An ESA-provided Earth Return Orbiter would then rendezvous w/the samples in orbit & take them in a secure containment capsule for return to Earth.

@amalbiju_astro @NASA @esa I'll put the samples, the witness blanks, and procedural blanks in the same place on the Martian surface so that this future mission could potentially retrieve & return them all together. I may cache over 30 selected rock & “soil” (regolith) samples. More: https://t.co/D4LlWPHsrP

@luisb80 @NASA @esa The three fingernail-sized chips affixed to the upper-left corner of the placard you see in this image feature the names of the 10,932,295 people who participated. The chips will remain with me at all times. https://t.co/Myv9KUxwh8 https://t.co/Ir2PH0debC

100 days left in my #CountdownToMars. My team has put me (and themselves) through all kinds of tests and rehearsals to get ready for the big day: Feb. 18, 2021. https://t.co/5M54uScw92 https://t.co/JqLm6Kp0wV

@P_c_Dey Absolutely! I can hardly wait. @burritosbite Happy to hear they're riding with me.

@engr_mtalalarif Thank you! We're getting closer and closer...

@CryptoTodayTalk That's a special day.✨

@Xeoz_ Thrilling.�

@khalidbluch @NASA @esa Ingenuity is nestled in comfortably. Thanks, we're getting closer to that great Red Planet.

@angelahouwen @NASA @esa Hello, Netherlands and thank you.✨

@kid11_astro @NASA @esa Precisely. This illustration is showing what the Mars Ascent Vehicle, which would be launching the samples into Mars orbit, might look like. Read more about how @NASA and @ESA plan on returning the Martian samples I collect to Earth: https://t.co/SqgUpmfi0D

@SidramPatilHere @NASA @esa Never randomly. As I explore Mars, scientists will identify promising rock targets. I'll look for rocks that formed in or were altered by water. Water is key to life as we know it. I'll drill samples from ~30 promising rock & “soil” (regolith) targets & cache them on the surface.

@zerominuszero @NASA @esa We're sure. 

@the_fish_nerd I can’t wait to see what those future astronauts will accomplish. And is that @MarsCuriosity partying on that book?

I’m set to take weather reports on Mars. MEDA (Mars Environmental Dynamics Analyzer) senses pressure, wind speed/direction, humidity & temp. With @MarsCuriosity and @NASAInSight, we'll have the 1st meteorological network on another planet. #CountdownToMars https://t.co/SAh6unjyI0 https://t.co/bpMIFRzjln

One of my two microphones captured these sounds during an in-flight checkout on my way to Mars. The hum you hear is the heat rejection fluid pump that helps keep the temperature comfortable in my aeroshell. https://t.co/rECLektfsP #countdowntomars https://t.co/cwPmW4RBp1

@lesoganatsoko Not too likely, but either way, I'm shielded quite nicely in a protective aeroshell. It encapsulates me during my cruise to Mars and during my descent through the Martian atmosphere, which generates intense heat. Here's a picture of what it looks like: https://t.co/ciMecoxNCS https://t.co/6PeAweM9vH @griffintagh @lesoganatsoko Oh, that's punny.

@Gabe88584112 Don't give up on 2020. You must persevere, every year. It's very important.✨

As we continue my #CountdownToMars, learn more about an experimental device I have called MOXIE. It’s designed to convert carbon dioxide from the Martian air into oxygen. That’ll be important for fuel and life support in future Red Planet exploration. https://t.co/0D0P4vh1Au https://t.co/mPACyQWOrD

@SacHarsh After each experiment is run, all of the gases are vented back out into the Martian atmosphere.

@3_qrx @NASA MOXIE is powered by my energy source, which is a Multi-Mission Radioisotope Thermoelectric Generator.

I’m bringing along special items on the #CountdownToMars as part of a @NASA tradition called “festooning.” These items, both practical and decorative, include a sundial, ~11 million names, and spacesuit material to test for future human exploration of Mars https://t.co/Wm8mlLmkbZ https://t.co/osIEDZewp1

My team worked with @USGS_AstroGeo to make an interactive map of my landing site in Mars’ Jezero Crater. This will help scientists better understand what I’m seeing, drilling and caching as I explore. Click each color block for info. https://t.co/mAHohlNv4y #CountdownToMars https://t.co/KzCkK1epaT

Meet one of the many amazing members of my team. #CountdownToMars https://t.co/D6vi5CIxKB

@Joost57437492 My landing date is Feb. 18, 2021.

The samples I collect on Mars will be returned to Earth by future missions. It’s a relay, and my partners are getting warmed up. https://t.co/lav3jSxmwB

I’ve adjusted my flight path again, and I’m on target for Mars. Save the date and get ready to tune in on Feb. 18, 2021. About 75 million miles (120 million km) to go. #CountdownToMars Track my flight: https://t.co/MNHAF58cOV https://t.co/tVDGfgE4uf

@NASAExoplanets @NASAJPL @SOFIAtelescope @NASAUniverse @NASAVoyager @NASAEarth @NASASolarSystem Indeed. Star trackers help missions like me know our place in space. By keeping a close watch on celestial bodies, I’ll make my rendezvous with Mars in February. Follow my journey and enjoy the view: https://t.co/gSiJvsoaPt https://t.co/S9OM5tOZHw

I’m less than two months away from the big day. My #CountdownToMars ends Feb. 18. See what it takes to land on Mars with this mission trailer.Landing Toolkit: https://t.co/pDEv4DLsW7 https://t.co/AL2R88lXJR I’m on a one-way mission to Mars, but the samples I collect there will be the first things ever to make a round trip. In the search for signs of ancient life on Mars, see how super-clean sample tubes make for super-clean science. https://t.co/icIt9rVe00 #CountdownToMars https://t.co/9DzY9biZEL

The #CountdownToMars is on. Let's go. https://t.co/Ob1LBBpuAq https://t.co/mkn1lmXkWG

Students, join me on the #CountdownToMars! Build your own mission and “land” it along with me when I touch down on February 18. Register and let's go together: https://t.co/D9EO9ra8IX Plus: Reply with questions about my mission for a chance to be featured LIVE on landing day. https://t.co/GovKp1JWHF

How does sound change on Mars? I’m taking two mics with me, so we’ll soon find out. Try this new interactive to preview the difference: https://t.co/3TcSQvF7fa � Once I land, we can compare notes. https://t.co/nHqGK7yEVJ

30 days until I touch down on Mars. See all the ways you can participate and get ready for landing: https://t.co/pDEv4DLsW7 #CountdownToMars https://t.co/m2JalJMvdI

@BriRecchia It flies off to land a safe distance away. You can see a demo of that (and my whole landing sequence) in a 3D experience found here: https://t.co/nSoWzVXJD5

Learn more about the small-but-mighty tech I’m carrying to Mars. https://t.co/lFb5F3rdgQ

@santini217 18 de febrero de 2021

Mars awaits. Are you ready?As I approach the Red Planet, members of my team will discuss details about my upcoming landing in a virtual news briefing on Jan. 27 at 1:30pm PT (4:30pm ET/2130 UTC). Join in and tag your questions #CountdownToMars. https://t.co/d81KlD82mn https://t.co/vZ9msMtme8

@TheShannlee @NASAJPL Absolutely, recordings of the show will be available for after your work shift. Thanks for watching: https://t.co/1IJrhU8fA7

@JesusSirbillaha @NASA @NASAJPL I hear @NASA is hiring. Good luck! https://t.co/2x5IKH2bRW

@MitcheffectRyan @NASAJPL Not to worry. Recordings will be available after you pull over. Thanks for watching: https://t.co/1IJrhU8fA7

@MsKleinsorge @NASAJPL Wonderful! Thank you, Miss K. Say hello to your students for me.  @2ndStooge @NASAJPL Say hello to her for me. I'll be landing in Jezero Crater. More than 3.5 billion years ago, river channels spilled over the crater wall and created a lake. Microbial life could have lived in Jezero during this time. Hope you'll be watching my landing.  https://t.co/1IJrhUpQYH

@Colleen92428177 @NASA @NASAJPL After landing successfully on Mars, that is one of the first things I'll do. You'll find them here: https://t.co/uxXZ3Zn7v1

LIVE NOW �Tune in to see @NASA leadership and members of my team discuss details about my upcoming landing in this virtual briefing. Tag your questions using #CountdownToMars. https://t.co/7wQR9gG8kz

I’m 22 days from landing on Mars. With ~25.6 million-miles (41.2 million-km) left, I’m closing in on Jezero Crater. It’s the most dangerous Martian site attempted for landing, but I'm ready to take it on. https://t.co/qdM9WZtXSx #CountdownToMars https://t.co/koKKc3npeK

@AndyDavies2209 @NASAJPL I have about ~25.6 million-miles (41.2 million-kilometers) remaining on my trip and am currently closing that distance at 1.6 miles per second (2.5 kilometers per second). https://t.co/0k1tRd67Rv

@The_CameraShop @NASAJPL Very close - 1.6 miles per second (2.5 kilometers per second).

@Astronomiaum @NASAJPL I have about 25.6 million miles (41.2 million kilometers) remaining in the 292.5-million-mile (470.8-million-kilometer) journey and am currently closing that distance at 1.6 miles per second (2.5 kilometers per second). #CountdownToMars

I'm almost on Mars. Be a part of the @NASA Social event on Facebook to ask Qs & get answers directly from my team & get notified about images, videos, tools & news. Plus, watch my big landing on Feb. 18 and receive a NASA Social badge. https://t.co/B4Qlllx5go #CountdownToMars https://t.co/WEM3j1a5gA

@Nevar23 @NASA My landing will be streamed on YouTube, Facebook, NASA TV and other platforms.

@WoessnerSherry @NASAJPL @NASA It will be a big day for the both of us. Happy early birthday. 

@Killkenny_1 @NASA Here are the many places you can watch on landing day (Feb. 18): https://t.co/1IJrhU8fA7

@jasonhe54 @NASA I'm well, thank you. I'm only 3 weeks away from landing on Mars, so I am quite excited. Hope you'll watch on Feb. 18: https://t.co/1IJrhU8fA7

20 days to touchdown.What’s it like to land on Mars? See for yourself with this interactive simulation: https://t.co/p1czcUpVJu #CountdownToMars https://t.co/kotgSaW9Ws @ShopIndependent Good question – it flies off to an uncontrolled landing a safe distance away. If you check out the interactive, it'll actually show you demo.

When I land on Mars I won’t be alone. Riding with me are nearly 11 million Boarding Pass holders whose names are onboard.Get your pass or sign up for the next mission to Mars as we #CountdownToMars landing on Feb 18. https://t.co/P1ta0Ojq6T https://t.co/FimiAEsOt2

Technological advancements in the instrument suite I'm taking with me to Mars are also being used back home. For example, my X-ray spectrometer, PIXL, inspired a laser-light sensor that could change how infections and wastewater are treated on Earth. https://t.co/ceeoC0NM14 https://t.co/MbmFopwYqr

15 days from my landing on Mars! Can't wait to get there and get to work. Where will you watch1️2️3️1️2️3️1️2️3️1️2️3️1️2️3️1️2️3️1️2️3️1️2️3️1️2️3️1️2️3️1️2️3️1️2️3️1️2️3️1️2️3️ touchdown? 1️ Record your experience watching landing 2️ Share pictures and video 3️ Tag using #CountdownToMarsYou could appear in an upcoming video. Details: https://t.co/fvR0TcrWm9 https://t.co/38UitZSTwF

@mdalhajr Definitely will be streamed! Find all the info you need at: https://t.co/IgFPzj9z4E

@Chicha_Ritoh About 17 million miles, but they'll fly by. You can track my flight here: https://t.co/1fpD5ilalX

@TheBigBlueFrog Yes, if you head there on Feb. 18, you'll find a live feed from mission control starting at 11:15 a.m. PST / 2:15 p.m. EST. More info: https://t.co/IgFPzj9z4E

@astro_jaz ✋

Less than two weeks to go.Check out these new @NASAAstrobio coloring pages. You can choose between five different scenes (or color them all) as we near the final #CountdownToMars. https://t.co/9KALaswCVv https://t.co/CjYjJlNSSf

Only 10 days til touchdown.Tune in to watch my landing on Feb. 18 at 11:15 a.m. PST/2:15 p.m. EST. #CountdownToMars https://t.co/ZeUixOuMaV https://t.co/6FzuZGMDoT

Dear @HopeMarsMission, congratulations on arriving at Mars! In the words of the poet Al If you ventured in pursuit of)إذا غ َام ْرَ تف ي َش َر ٍ ف َم ُرو ِمفَال تَقنَعْ بما دو َ نالنّجومِ:Mutanabbi glory, don’t be satisfied with less than the stars.) https://t.co/HvSsRHumzr

@IhabYaktine @AliNHammoud @dgheim Corrected the mission handle. As a robot, I appreciate fault protection and the opportunity to fix things.

I am on target to reach the Red Planet on Feb. 18, and enjoying the last few days in the #CountdownToMars.Check out this @NASA_Eyes interactive for a play-by-play visualization of my upcoming Mars landing: https://t.co/lAQXcRLLJq https://t.co/qTRl03YDE4 Christina Hernandez, an engineer on my team, chatted with @jvn about the #CountdownToMars, my upcoming landing and why the Red Planet is a “hot” place for a rover to be, though it's not a relatively hot planet.Preview next week’s @CuriousWithJVN at https://t.co/7pboDThdqL https://t.co/Zer2DzWY3c

@juanes @NASA_es ¡Hola, @Juanes! ¡Definitivamente, mis planes son a Marte! En seis días voy a aterrizar en el Planeta Rojo para buscar pruebas de que hubo vida en Marte. ¿Me prestas la camisa negra? https://t.co/OfWoO3jJER

@juanes @NASA_es ¡Qué va! Yo me quedaré en Marte, pero la @NASA_ES sí tiene planes de enviar astronautas a la Luna con el programa @NASAArtemis. Mientras tanto, recopilaré datos para ayudar a los futuros astronautas a planificar su viaje a Marte. #JuntosPerseveramos #CountdownToMars https://t.co/xk09V8MVck

Don’t be fooled: It may seem easy, but there’s nothing routine about landing on Mars. It all comes down to the final seven minutes… Here’s how you can participate in the #CountdownToMars: https://t.co/lXnsgn7jaK https://t.co/TejPovYUNQ

@JanvDes If everything goes according to plan, signals of my safe touchdown on Mars will be received on Earth at approximately 12:55 p.m. PT on Feb. 18.

@JeanneYzelle Live coverage of my landing will start at 2:15 p.m. ET and you can online at https://t.co/YzKQflE3GG.

@kelliegerardi @NASA Delta, your enthusiasm is amazing! Did you know that the area where I will land on Mars — Jezero Crater — was once an ancient river delta? If I find any interesting rocks there, I'll be sure and let you know.

Only five days to go in the #CountdownToMars! As I pass through the atmosphere on Feb. 18, sensors on my aeroshell will collect critical data, such as heat and pressure. These data will improve the design of future missions, including human missions. https://t.co/9n5NhVMJt0 https://t.co/OwmvAOZrHQ

@CarlaMorrisonmx @NASA_es ¡Mil gracias @CarlaMorrisonmx! Escuchar esto es como música para mis micrófonos. Estoy a solo cuatro días de aterrizar en Marte. Espero darles un buen show.#JuntosPerseveramos #CountdownToMars https://t.co/nuV7ZC2mgG

@Nataleeflores5 Hope you didn't think I forgot! New cards available at: https://t.co/pXQHhhO4Sq https://t.co/KYOGjZCOKL

Are you ready to go red for my Mars landing? Landmarks are lighting up for landing this week, including the @EmpireStateBldg and @flyLAXairport. Share pics of your cities and/or of you wearing red shirts, tag them #CountdownToMarsLatest: https://t.co/7w3rbvbyoL https://t.co/iUEoTa7n0a

@Sesamo @NASA_es @elmo @juanes ¡Hola @sesamo y @elmoestuamigo! Muchas rocas de Marte están repletas de hierro y cuando se exponen al aire libre, se oxidan y adquieren un color rojizo. Esta es también, en parte, la razón por la que el cielo de Marte se ve rosado. #JuntosPerseveramos #CountdownToMars https://t.co/uo9jLVKApk

3 days to go!Are you ready for Feb. 18? Here’s everything you need for my #CountdownToMars:� Watch Live: https://t.co/Q24DiF42q0 � Toolkit: https://t.co/ZeUixOuMaV� Boarding Passes: https://t.co/P1ta0Ojq6T � Photo Booth: https://t.co/kWoPobNNFM https://t.co/Ut6JXP7b48 @McgannElisa Live landing coverage from @NASAJPL mission control will start at 11:15 a.m. PT (2:15 p.m. ET) on Feb. 18, with signals of my touchdown expected at 12:55 p.m. PT (3:55 p.m. ET). https://t.co/ISKKR1kmMo

WATCH NOW �Meet members of my team focused on the engineering and technology side of the mission. https://t.co/msN8hqp3u8 #CountdownToMars https://t.co/OeiviAFzC8

In 2 days, I’ll attempt the most precise Mars landing ever. I’m right on target. On Feb. 18, get a play-by-play of my landing right here. Meanwhile, preview the major steps in my final #CountdownToMars: https://t.co/4ZnX8DRUHg

@RappoApache 3:55 p.m. EST, with the live broadcast starting at 2:15 p.m. EST: https://t.co/Q24DiF42q0

@Khalid_Khan99 Thanks -- and you've got several streaming options on landing day: https://t.co/Q24DiF42q0

@Cynic96104984 @Erdayastronaut @NASASpaceflight Not a photograph, but this @nasa_eyes 3D visualization of my cruise to Mars shows you a live demo of where I am in relation to the planet: https://t.co/R0oiu1ksvn https://t.co/YyU05ebZ8q

@Cynic96104984 @Erdayastronaut @NASASpaceflight @nasa_eyes And for a similar 3D preview of my entry, descent, and landing, try this module, also from @nasa_eyes: https://t.co/p1czcUpVJu https://t.co/VaMylcjQ5s

I will search for signs of ancient microbial life once my #CountdownToMars ends. Hear from experts on my team today at 12:30pm PT (3:30pm ET/2030 UTC) who will discuss how my advanced instruments will help me find the most promising spots for rock samples. https://t.co/fcWtWTOF1u https://t.co/ehRNidPPZR

LIVE NOW �Members of my team are discussing how I’ll search for signs of ancient microbial life after I’ve safely landed on Mars. https://t.co/fcWtWTOF1u #CountdownToMars https://t.co/FkfC7Xeq1Z

It means two worlds to me to get this outpouring of support on my #CountdownToMars. I'm honored to share my journey of exploration, and proud of the space I take up in space.Only 2 million miles (and 42 hours) to go! https://t.co/4FrjkkIwoN https://t.co/u71MD8GF4a

If I can make it there, I’ll make it anywhere – maybe even Mars. NYC’s @EmpireStateBldg is lit up in anticipation of my landing.Watch live this Thursday at 11:15 a.m. PST/2:15 p.m. EST/19:15 UTC. https://t.co/fciqGe8GpC #CountdownToMars https://t.co/gL4ixM0UhY

I’ve been tasked with the hardest Mars landing ever attempted in history. Tune in today, Feb. 17 at 10am PT (1pm ET/1800 UTC) for a preview of my touchdown on the Red Planet happening tomorrow, Feb. 18. https://t.co/UvlXztaw29 #CountdownToMars https://t.co/pXFk1K2pWm

@NASAInSight @MarsCuriosity @NASA I’m standing on the shoulders of giants. Thank you for paving the way for me with your curiosity and insight about Mars. Now it’s my turn to persevere, and I’m ready. #CountdownToMars https://t.co/3zUzpLIYl0 Learn all about how I'll hunt for ancient life when I arrive on Mars. Tune in today, Feb. 17 at noon PT (3pm ET/2000 UTC). My team will discuss how I'll take & store core samples on the surface for a future mission to return them to Earth. https://t.co/a6nNIKPrPF#CountdownToMars https://t.co/YlLdtFnF1N

LIVE NOW�Tune in to see what to expect from the most difficult Mars landing ever attempted. I’m the most massive and technologically advanced rover to date, and one day from the most harrowing part of my trip: Entry Descent and Landing. https://t.co/UvlXztaw29 #CountdownToMars https://t.co/3cKETTlQM1

LIVE NOW�The samples I'll take on Mars are unlike any previously taken by fellow rovers. Tune in to learn about my role in the search for ancient microbial life and why it matters: https://t.co/a6nNIKPrPF #CountdownToMars https://t.co/TuNIZyf0MP

Tomorrow I arrive at Jezero Crater, a dry lakebed on Mars. I’ll chart a path along its ancient shoreline, to see if it’s like similar places on Earth. I’m looking for rocks that tell a story of past microbial life. https://t.co/5RCEWdNc9b #CountdownToMars https://t.co/NsNJjXHPbu

@yuppeken That's right -- on the right is Lake Salda in Turkey, which is a good analog for what Jezero's ancient lake might have looked like.

@MercuryArnold I have more AI in me than any previous rover, but humans are still in the loop.

@RayJohn27587325 @HarshalD13 Check out my pre-landing simulation here: https://t.co/fMHI7p3cxN 

@NathanMcCubbin1 @Darkwalker168 I brought 23 of them with me. I enjoy photography.�

@Darkwalker168 I'll attempt to record my Mars landing, however, that may not come until later. During the live commentary, you'll see mission control, confirmation of my touchdown, and experts talking about what I'll be doing at each step of the way down to Mars. https://t.co/1IJrhU8fA7

Se habla español. I land on Mars tomorrow and for the first time ever, there will be a Spanish-only broadcast available. Have mission experts answer your questions in the comments or by tagging them #JuntosPerseveramos.�: https://t.co/GVuT1T9Nmy https://t.co/Sc3sMk9RKm

@krispykreme There’s plenty of open space, but not a lot of customers yet. But I’m paving the way for humans to join me someday! #CountdownToMars https://t.co/Wb6DDlICQP

@jim14011980 @NASA_es You can tune into my Mars landing tomorrow at 11:15 a.m. PST / 2:15 p.m. EST / 19:15 GMT. https://t.co/1IJrhU8fA7

@VidaWithMarce @NASA_es YouTube: https://t.co/mERYS3h9lv  @diegorotta3 @NASA_es YouTube: https://t.co/mERYS3h9lv ☄️

@RyanRockwell12 @NASA_es She did not. This is the first-ever live Spanish broadcast during a Mars landing. Tune in here: https://t.co/mERYS3h9lv

@Xabedo @NASA_es I land on Mars tomorrow, Feb. 18 at 11:15 a.m. PST / 2:15 p.m. EST / 19:15 UTC. Here's where you can watch the live show: https://t.co/1IJrhU8fA7

@fernandoLambar3 @NASA_es @NASA You can see the Spanish broadcast tomorrow, Feb. 18 at 11:30am PT (2:30pm ET) at any of the below:Twitter: @NASA_es Facebook: https://t.co/9UIDHWs2mCPeriscope: https://t.co/GVuT1T9NmyYouTube: https://t.co/mERYS3h9lv

@winglift1 Tomorrow @NASAMars Reconnaissance Orbiter will relay data about my landing to @NASA's Deep Space Network. The DSN’s antenna complex in Spain is expected to receive first news of my touchdown. https://t.co/KKFCLoZLSs

They’ve lit up at @flyLAXairport as I come in for a landing – on Mars, that is. I’ll be “wheels down” on the Red Planet in less than 16 hours.Get ready to watch online: https://t.co/ZeUixOuMaV #CountdownToMars https://t.co/GULJgV8JMz

Speaking of flights, does everyone still have their boarding passes? If you sent your name to Mars with me, you’re about to land too. Get your pass, or sign up for the next flight: https://t.co/P1ta0Ojq6T Tweet Source Status URL

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Today’s the day. Trip to Mars, 99.9% complete. The most dangerous part comes last: the final seven minutes.Watch my landing live starting at 11:15 a.m. PST / 2:15 p.m. EST / 19:15 UTC. #CountdownToMarshttps://t.co/EeLjRU9D3Z

@TwitterGov International collaboration = interplanetary success https://t.co/wMRqhlX9hs

A preview of what’s to come in just a couple of hours. Once I get this part behind me, I’ll finally be able to get to work. Can’t wait. #CountdownToMars https://t.co/KDrOzNFats

It’s go time. The team is watching from Mission Control at @NASAJPL. Join LIVE for the final #CountdownToMars. Touchdown in just over 90 mins: https://t.co/4oCQB6bBcz

No team could have prepared me better for what’s to come. Whatever Mars throws at me, I’m ready as I’ll ever be. #CountdownToMarsStatus updates: https://t.co/WNahb9DAfq https://t.co/DF74cTNqun

Final readiness check for Entry, Descent, and Landing:✅ Mission team✅ Communications stations✅ SpacecraftA little over an hour to go. Let’s do this. #CountdownToMars

@l_shooks @NASAJPL Good question -- actually, they come in all different sizes. The crater I'm heading to is about 28 miles (45 km) wide, so pretty big. But I'm aiming for a much smaller target inside it. Thanks, Eleanor! https://t.co/CA9qpuRy0T

The hardware that got me to Mars has done its job, so it’s bye-bye to the cruise stage. #CountdownToMars https://t.co/CXcxm1GHzj

This is it. I’m entering the top of the Mars atmosphere. No looking back. Seven minutes to touchdown. #CountdownToMars https://t.co/q4LcKcPfpr

Feeling the heat, and the Gs! I’m past peak heating and deceleration. Now in guided entry phase, maneuvering to zero in on my landing target.#CountdownToMars https://t.co/TbNAFBRGWf

Boom! Just fired my parachute and felt the jolt as it opened. Slowing down even more. Speed: ~950 mph (~1500 kph)Altitude: ~7 miles (~11 km)#CountdownToMars https://t.co/Hvp5oTla2Y

Whoosh – I’ve ditched my heat shield and am looking straight at Mars for the first time! Just over 2 mins to landing.#CountdownToMars https://t.co/kzxMCjh0TE Radar locked and cameras on. Looking for a safe spot for touchdown. About to cut free from a perfectly good parachute. I’m all in.#CountdownToMars https://t.co/Eilc5Zq3ZW

Here goes! Lighting the engines on my “jetpack” for final descent. Wheels down in less than a minute.#CountdownToMars https://t.co/AQKPEBGr0o

I’m safe on Mars. Perseverance will get you anywhere. #CountdownToMars

Hello, world. My first look at my forever home. #CountdownToMars https://t.co/dkM9jE9I6X

And another look behind me. Welcome to Jezero Crater. #CountdownToMars https://t.co/dbU3dhm6VZ

@Twitter @NASA I stuck the landing, but the landing is just the beginning. Let's go. ✔️#CountdowntoMars

Safe on Mars. https://t.co/heoYjkwfty

I’ve come nearly 300 million miles, and I’m just getting started. Hear from the team about my picture-perfect landing and what comes next.LIVE at 2:30 p.m. PST (5:30 p.m. EST/20:30 UTC) https://t.co/fciqGe8GpC https://t.co/5XgclFaGtB

LIVE NOW�Get the latest update from the team that got me here: https://t.co/OVpyuZKTj2

Thank you, Mr. President. My team persevered through incredible adversity to get me here, and now I’m ready to get to work. https://t.co/L5siszeb4i

Where am I now? Check out this interactive map to zoom in and explore my landing site:https://t.co/uPsKFhW17JAnd for the ground level view, my first images are here, with many more to come in the days ahead:https://t.co/Ex1QDo3eC2 https://t.co/B6TJTikAyX

Thank you, @VP Harris! I’ve got ambitious goals, and a long to-do list. Looking forward to many more accomplishments to come. https://t.co/4uafckTeqm

Thank you! Together we persevered. https://t.co/nNTkb7qmcU I can confirm – @NASAJPL is a great place. I have a new home now, but I’ll always remember my California roots. https://t.co/BF6aDZwsQH

Miss my landing? Catch the highlights below. Send us your own highlights too. Share your pictures and video using #CountdownToMars. https://t.co/OL2wSAi36e

.@LACity Hall, all lit up for my Mars landing. Thank you, Los Angeles! My safe arrival wouldn’t have been possible without the heart and spirit of the many Angelenos who helped get me here. https://t.co/Rkg0FHv9Rx

Thank you, @HopeMarsMission. You and I are both here because of the rich legacies before us, and the persistence and creativity of our teams. Let’s make them proud. https://t.co/si5TG5lXjg

TUNE IN �Experts on my team are discussing what my next steps will be before I can begin my search for ancient life on Mars. https://t.co/vsDhgs6WFA#CountdownToMars https://t.co/Au5vTSeJ9o

The moment that my team dreamed of for years, now a reality. Dare mighty things. #CountdownToMars https://t.co/8SgV53S9KG

This shot from a camera on my “jetpack” captures me in midair, just before my wheels touched down.

An open horizon, with so much to explore. Can’t wait to get going. #CountdownToMars https://t.co/hAaxeVGs04

I love rocks. Look at these right next to my wheel. Are they volcanic or sedimentary? What story do they tell? Can’t wait to find out.#CountdownToMarshttps://t.co/7w3rbvbyoL https://t.co/H3q1M0YJAd

Every picture tells a story. This one captures me in midair, floating over Mars while hanging from my parachute during the final #CountdownToMars.Latest update and images: https://t.co/fnnEOOMWsV https://t.co/39aGp963a3

Shot by the @HiRISE camera on Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter, @NASA’s long-serving workhorse, and my partner overhead.

Exploration awaits.I’m adjusting to my new home, and later today, Feb. 19 at noon PT (3pm ET/2000 GMT) you can hear my team discuss how I’m preparing to get down to business. Join the live Q&A by tagging #CountdownToMars. https://t.co/D8Nxdv5fgK https://t.co/WXnqalGyUW

LIVE�I’m starting a new chapter of Mars exploration. See what’s next for me and tag #CountdownToMars to have your questions answered by the humans that make up my mission.https://t.co/jaZ7fzkn2G @SpeakerPelosi @NASAJPL Thanks for the shoutout to my amazing team at @NASAJPL. We did it!

@Sesamo @NASA_es @LolaAventuras @hada_abby Así es @sesamo, la perseverancia puede llevarte a Marte y más allá. Estoy lista para explorar mi nuevo hogar. #JuntosPerseveramos #CountdownToMars

@LaTourEiffel @NASA @NASAJPL @CNES @CNRS @ESA_fr @USEmbassyFrance Who doesn’t love a little sparkle? ✨ Thank you for honoring my team.Merci d'avoir fait honneur à mon équipe! Tweet Source Status URL

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3613 no 30.04.21 22:57:16 Tweet Text Ingenuity, the Mars Helicopter I carry, is working as expected. I’m currently charging it, but once I set it down, it’ll rely solely on its solar panels. If it survives the brutally cold Martian nights, the team will attempt flight. https://t.co/8pksN06ZwP #CountdownToMars https://t.co/80kEoww0QU

@CarlaMorrisonmx @NASA_es Mil gracias, @CarlaMorrisonMX. #JuntosPerseveramos y llegamos a Marte. Que comience la exploración…#CountdownToMars

Busy, busy. What I’ve been up to since landing, you ask? Well, quite a bit. On Feb. 22 at 11am PT (2pm ET/1900 GMT, hear my team back on Earth discuss the data I’ve sent them so far and what I’ll be doing these upcoming days. https://t.co/gx7ChsBy7k #CountdownToMars https://t.co/aXnrmwM0Il

@AngryExile The helicopter sent its first status report back to Earth, indicating that it is fine after my landing.

@garyallen262 Some nights on Mars can be as low as -130 degrees Fahrenheit (-90 degrees Celsius).

@Binarymap Martian nights can be as cold as -130 degrees Fahrenheit (-90 degrees Celsius).

Behind every successful mission is a great team. Thank you for your kind words, Mr. President. My team and I couldn't agree more: when you work together, there's nothing you can't do. https://t.co/xxKTRkBkQG

LIVE�I've sent back the videos I took of my Mars landing. It was quite the ride! Tune in to see this one-of-a-kind footage and some of my latest pics of Jezero Crater. Comment your questions below or use #CountdownToMars.https://t.co/0FxcmFWbOA

Your front-row seat to my Mars landing is here. Watch how we did it.#CountdownToMars https://t.co/Avv13dSVmQ

Landing on Mars is a rush of tension, drama, and noise. Then, when the dust clears: tranquility and grandeur.#CountdownToMarsExplore in 3D in the YouTube app: https://t.co/iz9YIvEsvyMore images: https://t.co/Ex1QDo3eC2 https://t.co/cj7NOpGysR

Now that you’ve seen Mars, hear it. Grab some headphones and listen to the first sounds captured by one of my microphones. �https://t.co/JswvAWC2IP#CountdownToMars

More sounds of Mars: https://t.co/wRrDvkUxeC Scan this image for the various pieces of my landing system, which did their jobs perfectly before coming to rest on Mars. Teams of experts poured years of work into each one. My safe landing is what tells you they nailed it.https://t.co/g1QIh0xIqZ�: @HiRISE#CountdownToMars https://t.co/2QoFWhKXQr

Picture yourself on Mars. @NASA collaborated with @NatGeo to make an augmented reality effect using my mission data. Head to @Instagram where @NASA_Astronauts Jessica Watkins demonstrates how to join me and even take a selfie together. https://t.co/Ir6JbNoIYR#CountdownToMars https://t.co/YLyI4LhRAr

I’m taking it all in. This is the first 360º view of my home using Mastcam-Z. This dual, high- definition camera system sits atop my mast and has zoom capability. Inspect tiny details of Jezero Crater with the special interactive viewer at https://t.co/roDhWK56gj #CountdownToMars https://t.co/TAy28PpG73

@Aman82161240 I will need to find a safe place to drop Ingenuity onto the Martian surface before tests can begin. The helicopter team does not anticipate any tests until at least sol 60.

@Snortch That's the Mastcam-Z calibration target and it also doubles as a sundial. This helps my team make sure the camera settings are correct since the Sun and dust can affect lighting in images. You can learn more here: https://t.co/Wm8mlLmkbZ

@Roland19d It is a sundial. But it's main function is as the Mastcam-Z calibration target my team uses to make sure color settings are correct in images since the Sun and dust can affect the lighting.

A moment of respect for the descent stage. Within two minutes of safely delivering me to the surface of Mars, I caught the smoke plume on one of my Hazcams from its intentional surface impact — an act that protected me and the scientific integrity of my landing site. https://t.co/bG4dekrbvJ

From every corner of the globe, you sent your names to ride aboard with me and now we’re here.#CountdownToMarsMissed your chance? Send your name on NASA’s next Mars mission: https://t.co/P1ta0Ojq6T https://t.co/6leeFdowpI

Get a guided tour around the first high-def 360-degree look at my new environment. Mission experts explain why it’s got scientists back on Earth excited, and will answer your questions. Tune in today, Feb. 25, 1pm PT (4pm ET/2100 GMT). https://t.co/sjA1YQpurv #CountdownToMars https://t.co/Ujtk22g2dh

@shreeswift Absolutely you can!

LIVE�Take a close look at my new home. Members of my team are giving you a tour around the high-def 360-degree panorama I sent back. They're zooming in on the details of the Martian terrain I'm in and are answering your questions live. #CountdownToMarshttps://t.co/9tpv4Vl4lV

Luck favors the prepared. @NASA_Wallops' work on my parachute is proof of that. They overcame an extraordinary engineering challenge by doing everything possible to get my parachute right. See how they made it work under harsh conditions: https://t.co/mNDSsXSZXd https://t.co/1selCjKl5J

@momnixon @NASA_Wallops It's binary code. My team encoded two messages in my parachute: DARE MIGHTY THINGS and the GPS coordinates of an area by @NASAJPL's visitor center. https://t.co/HeW0NlTMhX @ESA_TGO @ExoMars_CaSSIS And what a home it is! Thanks @ESA_TGO, for this great image, and for helping relay my data back to Earth. Hope we’ll be working together for a long time.

I’m part of a proud lineage of robotic explorers, carrying the torch forward on Mars. This plaque I carry pays tribute to those who’ve gone before me, and to new possibilities ahead. #CountdownToMars https://t.co/P1VdyrIW2O https://t.co/RL2hSWS0oL

Thanks for looking out for me, @HiRISE. Long before I got here, you helped map this place out. Now we’ve got a whole new perspective. So much to explore.https://t.co/Ex1QDo3eC2 https://t.co/ZthfrJqmAG https://t.co/qPuzHEM297

This week I’ve been doing lots of health checkouts, getting ready to get to work. I’ve checked many tasks off my list, including instrument tests, imaging, and getting my arm moving. Warming up for a marathon of science. https://t.co/A0aqhWVo5T

@NASA_es Gracias, @NASA_es. Esta serie, "Los Martes de Marte" les ofrece a mis amigos en la Tierra las últimas noticias sobre lo que estoy haciendo en el planeta rojo cada semana. No se lo pierdan: https://t.co/WdPzvasgjG

Now that the team and I have achieved a series of “firsts” since my landing on the Red Planet, join a discussion on Friday, March 5, at 12:30 pm PT (3:30 pm ET/2030 UTC) focused on those big moments and get a look at what comes next as I start roving. https://t.co/XHWGLYRGw4 https://t.co/O2gXzclXxb

A quick test of my steering, and things are looking good as I get ready to roll. My team and I are keen to get moving. One step at a time. https://t.co/XSYfT158AQ

WATCH NOW�Members of my team are providing updates on the “firsts” I’ve achieved so far and what my plans will be as I set out on the search for ancient life on Mars. https://t.co/XHWGLYRGw4.Tag your questions #CountdownToMars https://t.co/0kGBHLQTQc

I’m on the move! Just took my first test drive on Mars, covering about 16 feet (5 meters). You’re looking at the very beginning of my wheel tracks. Many more to make. https://t.co/7tFIwWFfJ4

You shared your celebrations from around the world. Thank you to all who are on this journey with me. We’re just getting started.#CountdownToMars https://t.co/HNwnUwnZld

@NASAJPL @NASA @OctaviaEButler I am proud to have started my mission on Mars at @OctaviaEButler Landing. I hope that my exploration of the Red Planet inspires the next generation of scientists and engineers as Butler inspired mine. https://t.co/cT1qTxr8SX https://t.co/2xTyaBh8ch

“One of the most valuable traits is persistence.”– @OctaviaEButler My team informally named my touchdown site “Octavia E. Butler Landing” in honor of the late author. Butler’s protagonists embody determination and inventiveness. https://t.co/dIidaiWJyA �: Ching- Ming Cheung https://t.co/5ZmX0hrRMT

Behind every successful mission is a great team. I'm so proud of mine, and honored that @POTUS is, too. https://t.co/4Pu6VmH5kB I’ve continued driving to scout a spot where I’ll drop off the Mars Helicopter, if the area gets certified as a flight zone. So far, about 230 feet (70 meters) of wheel tracks behind me.See my latest location: https://t.co/uPsKFhW17J https://t.co/tlPvnlK8Qt

Flexing my robotic arm and doing some more checkouts of my tools. Over the next few weeks, I’ll be focused on finishing health checks of arm instruments, and then dropping off the helicopter so it can get ready for its demo flight.Latest raw images: https://t.co/Ex1QDo3eC2 https://t.co/9aZqGg6v4a

@jamlizzy101 That's because I've driven less than a tenth of a kilometer so far. As I keep moving, it'll start to rack up. Meanwhile, you can see the distance for each drive by choosing that segment of the line.

@TheEntropicEye In case you missed it, check out the discussion embedded here, where mission team members walk you through some of what they've seen in my first images: https://t.co/1RJziow21V

@DraigSilver Yes, and like me, Ingenuity was named by a student essay suggestion: https://t.co/V5PpOymOdp

Things are sounding really good here. Listen to the first sounds of wind captured by my SuperCam microphone. This mic is located at the top of my mast. For this recording, my mast was still down so the sound is a bit muffled. https://t.co/0KpN30oIro

� You’re listening to the first audio recordings of laser strikes on Mars. These rhythmic tapping sounds heard by the microphone on my SuperCam instrument have different intensities that can help my team figure out the structure of the rocks around me. https://t.co/nfWyOyfhNy

@Vahros It's free for Earthlings to use.

@JerryActually You can have fun with it as long as it's for informational and/or educational purposes. Please review NASA's media usage guidelines here: https://t.co/UcALc7QN6u

You’re looking at the real deal images I used to make my pinpoint landing. This is how I quickly got my bearings and picked the safest target in the last three minutes before touchdown. How it works: https://t.co/Q1dBl8ZH8x https://t.co/HK6uuKbLcQ

@RyanRockwell12 These come from my Lander Vision System Camera. Check out all the full-res images here: https://t.co/VMBxjD0APe

Welcome to “Máaz.”My team is working with the Navajo Nation and @NNPrezNez, who are sharing their language to help us informally name features I’m exploring on Mars, like:tsé łichíí (red rock)yéigo (diligence)séítah (amongst the sand)Learn more: https://t.co/lqy0K1zz6N https://t.co/B50gfRNR3D

@NNPrezNez My team is honored to work with you, using your language to help share our journey and connect with those back home. I’m getting ready to drop the cover that protects my sampling system. Watch this practice “belly pan” drop from when I was back on Earth: https://t.co/yXkTvVfunF

Take a look at this shot taken with my robotic arm. Checking things out before I release the “ejectable belly pan.” More images: https://t.co/9X891PBvax https://t.co/vysQivAONs

A quick-look mosaic my team pulled together of the belly pan, now on the surface of Mars. Up next is to check my sampling system now that its cover panel is off.More images: https://t.co/9X891PBvax https://t.co/nInhndskLO

@mgcanmore Ingenuity is still attached. You can see its debris cover in this image too. This cover was for my sampling system.

@coolcrab28 @mgcanmore Still a few weeks of checkouts before the Helicopter deployment. More on that soon.

@IvanDuque @NASA Estoy muy orgullosa de Diana Trujillo, una líder de mi equipo, por recibir la prestigiosa Orden de Boyacá. Solo tengo un brazo robótico, uno que ella ayudó a construir, pero si tuviera dos, estaría aplaudiendo desde Marte. Felicitaciones, amiga.

Spotted a dust devil. You can see it in the distance behind my robotic arm in this enhanced/processed view. The dust devil is moving right to left and creating whirlwinds of dust in its path. https://t.co/t18DxdcSTw

See the zoomed-in view of this dust devil on Mars. https://t.co/4ILDqoejZ8

@NASA_es Este es el terreno en el que me encuentro actualmente. ¿Crees que este es un buen lugar para desplegar el helicóptero, Ingenuity? ¿Por qué si o por qué no? https://t.co/i6teyRqN2A

The helicopter team has zeroed in on a good place for takeoff. Tune in next week for a preview of their upcoming test flight. First flight no earlier than 1st week of April. https://t.co/uXVQY3LFUM

� Hear that? That’s the sound of me driving over Martian rocks. This is the first time we’ve captured sounds while driving on Mars.Read full story: https://t.co/oqdnCJShjm https://t.co/yKwypUSnE7

@thewizardanorak In a few interesting ways, actually. Mars' atmosphere is cold, thin, and mostly carbon dioxide. All three things have an impact. Learn more here, and even see how your own voice might sound on Mars: https://t.co/XPCQh2opKP

This week, I’m checking out the tools I’ll use for one of my key goals: to collect and store samples that a future mission can bring back to Earth. (1/4) https://t.co/GdOXeA15mv I’ve flipped open the doors to my sample handling system: one up top, where I drop off the tubes with newly collected samples... (2/4) https://t.co/zmNbo1cCce

...and the other below, where my smaller sample handling robot arm grabs the tubes to get them ready for storage. (3/4) https://t.co/9VZRFwoGiW

The sample tubes I’m carrying were installed just before I left Earth. And they’ll be the first things ever to make the round trip back home from another planet. (4/4) More on sample collection: https://t.co/4u3fugneoj https://t.co/Vgk2qgg7pA

One month since my landing, and one year since COVID struck. I have nothing but gratitude for the team that carved a path forward and persevered to get me here. For the healthcare workers who continue to push onward, I carry this commemorative plate in your honor. https://t.co/zG0eDvyTif

I’ve been busy since landing on Mars. Hear from members of my team about what I’ve been checking off my to-do list lately and what they’re planning for me and the #MarsHelicoper, Ingenuity, in the upcoming days. Leave your Qs for them in the comments. https://t.co/6MRsYjq0Ae

Lots of activity next week as I get ready to drop off the helicopter for its test flights. It’s tucked underneath me behind a protective debris shield, which will be the first thing to go. Here’s my team testing some of what’s coming up: https://t.co/CWwtGw87EX

@baranovskim The debris shield was there to protect the helicopter during entry, descent & landing (particularly during the skycrane maneuver when retrorockets kick up sand and rocks). I'll drop the shield, then drive away to drop off Ingenuity at an area designated by the team as the helipad

@catnip24301 Indeed. The rotors need to spin at 2,400 rpm to attain lift in an atmosphere as thin as Mars has. See the helicopter test flight in the 25-foot space simulation chamber at @NASAJPL: https://t.co/6sMCAvySPe

@dystopiRIC Yes, I will drop the shield and then spend several sols getting into position to drop the helicopter at the area designated by the helicopter and my teams as the helipad. The "helicopter deployment phase" section of the press kit (p. 20) explains more: https://t.co/Yb9eh6SEmQ

Away goes the debris shield, and here’s our first look at the helicopter. It’s stowed sideways, folded up and locked in place, so there’s some reverse origami to do before I can set it down. First though, I’ll be off to the designated “helipad,” a couple days’ drive from here. https://t.co/E9zZGQk5jQ

I’m on my way to the “airfield” where the #MarsHelicopter will attempt its first test flight. A couple more drives should get me there.Read more: https://t.co/FQvxp0XbBM https://t.co/LKkFI9Mrho

@rrgindeed @NASAJPL It’s roughly a 33-by-33-foot (10-by-10-meter) area, flat with few obstacles.

@NASA_es Estoy ocupada en Marte con mis tareas, pero también estoy ayudando al #MarsHelicopter, Ingenuity. Es fundamental que lo deje en la superficie sin peligro. Después, tendrá que sobrevivir las bajas temperaturas sin mi ayuda. Vean mis fotos recientes: https://t.co/L0QfJWEdFu https://t.co/bFhIGWDM7b @psyclawyer @NASA_es Not at the moment, but you can find me on Facebook: https://t.co/gZojuStcML. Thank you for joining me on my journey.

@DrGerli @NASA_es No te preocupes, estamos bien. Seguimos siendo amigos.

Step by step, the #MarsHelicopter Ingenuity is getting ready to drop to the surface. Once it’s all unfolded, with four legs down, I’ll be able to cut it free. https://t.co/SDfGrUvoGL

While the helicopter is getting ready, I can’t help checking out nearby rocks. This odd one has my science team trading lots of hypotheses.It’s about 6 inches (15 cm) long. If you look closely, you might spot the row of laser marks where I zapped it to learn more. https://t.co/sq4ecvqsOu

@MTSTurning The team has formulated many different hypotheses about this one -- is it something weathered out of the local bedrock? Is it a piece of Mars plopped into the area from a far-flung impact event? Is it a meteorite? Or something else?

@Paul_Pfaff Yes, I can zap rocks from over 20 feet (~7 meters) away, and reach rocks my arm can’t reach. The laser helps us look at the rock textures and their chemical makeup. Read more about my laser here: https://t.co/f49fI6yNRC

This should be quite a sight. Don’t worry, I’ll have my cameras ready. � #MarsHelicopter https://t.co/TDr7KZqbX0

My aeroshell protected me through my Mars landing. Onboard, MEDLI2 played a critical role in capturing data about the harsh environment during the trip. It measured extreme heat & recorded the pressure load I experienced. See what we've learned so far: https://t.co/oiTaVmDlHt https://t.co/ejRHLKsZcA

@phleanuh With an average surface temp of -81 F (-63 C), Mars has a lower speed of sound, around 540 mph (~240 mps), compared to about 760 mph (~340 mps) on Earth. Sounds emitted in the cold Martian atmosphere would take slightly longer to get to your ear. https://t.co/QJDeIDhZ7E

.@NASA has been dropping hints on two more “Easter eggs” I’ve got on board. Today’s final clue may help you dig into my raw images and find them, before the answers are revealed this Sunday. https://t.co/Ex1QDo3eC2 https://t.co/RvKIe27lNl

@anan_marrom @NASA Good eye -- that's actually *another* one that you can read more about below. There's still more though... https://t.co/qqsO0oKeBh

#MarsHelicopter is on the flight field! https://t.co/sJofFpDnrc

@madutea237 @NASA That’s actually my Lander Vision System Camera, which helped guide me to a safe landing: https://t.co/8ojkIA7u4j The #MarsHelicopter is on its own now, getting ready to take on Mars – one step at a time. https://t.co/Sqd4G8OYWY

LIVE NOW: Helicopter Flight Preview Webinar – https://t.co/MBwPvd4Leh Get a recap of what’s transpired this weekend, and hear what still lies ahead as the #MarsHelicopter attempts a daring test flight on Mars. My team is taking your questions live. https://t.co/2I6aAEaTmg

Portrait of the Artist as a Young BotWATSON digital imageJezero Crater, Mars, 2021 https://t.co/Gtw81npIJB

Many have asked: Is that a rainbow on Mars? No. Rainbows aren't possible here. Rainbows are created by light reflected off of round water droplets, but there isn't enough water here to condense, and it’s too cold for liquid water in the atmosphere. This arc is a lens flare. https://t.co/mIoSSuilJW

@masegikprabowo This is a lens flare. I have sunshades on my front Hazcams, which were considered mission-critical (I need them for driving forward & I'm usually driving forward). Sunshades weren’t considered essential on my back Hazcams, so you can see scattered light artifacts in their images.

Two bots, one selfie. Greetings from Jezero Crater, where I’ve taken my first selfie of the mission. I’m also watching the #MarsHelicopter Ingenuity as it gets ready for its first flight in a few days. Daring mighty things indeed.Images: https://t.co/owLX2LaK52 https://t.co/rTxDNK69rs

@georgeordavid73 You might be surprised -- it's only about 19 inches (49 cm) tall, with a rotor span of about 4 feet (1.2 m). Small but mighty. https://t.co/hAU8fDRVyv

@austinjominpark Sure, I do -- these should give you an idea: https://t.co/WCesth4ORK

We’ve got motion! Snapped these frames as the #MarsHelicopter unlocked its blades. More rotor tests coming up; I’ll be watching from farther away. https://t.co/XE3w6CdfBW

I’ve driven about halfway to my overlook point, where I’ll watch the #MarsHelicopter’s flight test from a distance of about 200 feet (~60 meters).I’ll have zoom cameras focused on the flight. Meanwhile, you can see Ingenuity centered in these views from my navigation cameras. https://t.co/fmmgJRLIVg

@Esdragonglass I'll stay nearby to support the 30-day testing window. Once the tests are complete, I'll start my science mission in earnest.

@Kendric57620016 Definitely planning on it! Whatever I capture will be sent back home and shared here: https://t.co/7w3rbvbyoL

How to watch this weekend’s historic test of the #MarsHelicopter:Test flight is scheduled for April 11, with live stream to confirm results on April 12, 12:30 a.m. PT/3:30 a.m. ET/7:30 a.m. UTC. Tune in: https://t.co/hZPbIvxMsiRead more: https://t.co/lK2JvMHrhB https://t.co/Q6xd4wj2BA Latest news from the #MarsHelicopter team . . . they will set a new flight date next week. Read blog: https://t.co/YcUbMoA7ql https://t.co/eFp8ip2M2C

I’m getting ready to do some local science at the #MarsHelicopter lookout point, while we await the first flight. I’ve been imaging some of the local rocks.Take a look for yourself and see all the images I send back daily: https://t.co/Ex1QDo3eC2 https://t.co/2O6PvcxNpz

I’ve taken several turns and made about 0.17 miles (270 meters) of wheel tracks from where I started to my current spot overlooking the #MarsHelicopter.Check in on my location any time with this interactive map: https://t.co/uPsKFhW17J https://t.co/AO5LJu41f0

The #MarsHelicopter is officially “go” for flight! Can’t wait to watch tomorrow’s historic test. Cameras ready. https://t.co/KoTdO0iSoQ

@lena_klement The data showing results of today's autonomous flight test are expected any minute. Join mission control at @NASAJPL: https://t.co/2ZrEorGb9Q

You wouldn’t believe what I just saw. More images and video to come...#MarsHelicopterhttps://t.co/PLapgbHeZU https://t.co/mbiOGx4tJZ

Live from @NASAJPL, today at 11 a.m. PDT (2 p.m. EDT):Hear from team members about the #MarsHelicopter’s historic first flight and my effort to capture it.Watch online: https://t.co/hZPbIvxMsiRead more: https://t.co/FIsf5RfHGj https://t.co/y2Z6Gz1bme

@LEGO_Group Thanks, @LEGO_Group – an amazing sight, for sure! Really excited for the #MarsHelicopter team at @NASAJPL. If you can dream it, you can build it, right?

Today I witnessed history. Now you can too. You’re watching video of the #MarsHelicopter’s first flight – a true “Wright brothers” moment.Watch it all unfold:✅ Spin-up✅ Takeoff✅ Hover✅ Turn✅ LandingRead more: https://t.co/FIsf5RfHGj https://t.co/hucsBY2RDE

@NASA_es Me siento honrada de poder ayudar al #MarsHelicopter en todo lo que pueda. Este es un logro histórico. Miren el primer vuelo de Ingenuity, un verdadero momento de los "hermanos Wright" en el Planeta Rojo. https://t.co/6uZCMt2XfR

The #MarsHelicopter isn’t the only technology demo I brought to Mars. I’ve also got “MOXIE”– an instrument that will test converting carbon dioxide into oxygen. It could pave the way for future human explorers. https://t.co/HbEvbPXXxD https://t.co/fxOOQLKdOs

Another huge first: converting CO2 into oxygen on Mars. Working off the land with what’s already here, my MOXIE instrument has shown it can be done! Future explorers will need to generate oxygen for rocket fuel and for breathing on the Red Planet. https://t.co/9sjZT9KeOR

The #MarsHelicopter is going bigger and bolder for its second flight. I’m ready to get more photos and video. https://t.co/1ab6cgMyz0 Getting comfy with my cameras and bringing my subject into sharp focus. Of course, getting the shot is always easier when your subject nails their mark. Here are zoomed-in views of the #MarsHelicopter's takeoff and landing on flight #1. Getting set up for flight #2. https://t.co/2lR0sU5hOO

@DevSaran5342461 Their 2nd flight is tomorrow! Read more on the team's blog: https://t.co/IaAWDx2csc

@TMimxy It's a 50-second flight time, climb to ~16 ft (5m), and 5º tilt to accelerate sideways ~7 ft (2m).

#MarsHelicopter Flight #2 is in the books! I’ve captured its higher, bolder flight, and I’ll be sending back all my latest frames soon. Meanwhile, here's a quick preview, including takeoff and two turns. https://t.co/MmNOuIQ8ly

With two flights down, the #MarsHelicopter is ready to get sporty. Flight #3 planned for this Sunday, and it’ll even stretch my ability to capture it in frame. Looking forward to this.Latest blog: https://t.co/lOz5ATtNmP https://t.co/UekyWbeOkQ

The #MarsHelicopter is really “spreading its wings” now – even pushing beyond my camera's field of view. Watch my view of Flight #3, as Ingenuity takes off on a long run (164 ft/50 m) down its flight zone and back. https://t.co/ESQu9PIL9S https://t.co/PzEoD3XoHA

@abideen42051 It came back to its starting place -- and as you can see from this before/after, it touched down very close to its takeoff point. https://t.co/RCXJG6A3pd

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@wainjoe Altitude for this flight was about 16 feet / 5 meters.

How does an idea to build a robot like me or to fly a #MarsHelicopter take off? Find out from my team who will take your questions. https://t.co/B5krndm0ZO

Oh hey, there I am! Never thought I’d be the subject of another photographer on Mars. Great capture by the #MarsHelicopter team.�: https://t.co/HS53o5kU3y https://t.co/5HUdagWxw4

While the #MarsHelicopter preps for Flight No. 4, I took a short drive southeast (~28 ft/8.5 m) to a spot where I can check out these cool rocks while still keeping an eye on Ingenuity. Too much good stuff here.Latest images: https://t.co/L6lhCNdqWqMap: https://t.co/SEbqOKoQq1 https://t.co/EBCF3dEB1n

In three flights, the #MarsHelicopter nailed its tech demo goals. Flight 4 pushes it even farther and faster. Reframing my shot and getting ready for tomorrow’s flight. https://t.co/KrEO8TnnaV I’ll be watching tomorrow as the #MarsHelicopter makes another attempt at Flight 4. Looking forward to it. https://t.co/HFY1tCrfAZ

I’m headed south to my first exploration zone, and guess who’s tagging along? The #MarsHelicopter and I will be hitting the trail as it moves into a new phase to demonstrate how future rovers and aerial explorers can work together. https://t.co/oYK5sydeN4

Fourth flight successful. The #MarsHelicopter team is soaring. https://t.co/KRBgdKMkVd

Just another day on Mars, shooting video of a flying helicopter. Quick preview of #MarsHelicopter’s Flight 4 takeoff below; more pics and video yet to come. Typical photographer: lots of gear to juggle and mountains of files to upload! Newest pics at: https://t.co/L6lhCNdqWq https://t.co/jpJHeDuQcA

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12273 no 08.05.21 00:31:02 Tweet Text Introducing #NASAatHome: Spaceport Series. Twice a week we'll be live on YouTube with subject matter experts talking about a variety of spaceflight topics.Episode one is live at 1 p.m. ET with two engineers from @NASAJPL working on @NASAPersevere: https://t.co/gBJyCgMm9u https://t.co/REnSsjQwef

Join us live at 1 p.m. ET to hear from two Mars rover “optometrists!” Justin Maki and Jim Bell will share their experience verifying @NASAPersevere's 20/20 vision. Learn about the 23 cameras on board and what never before seen views they will provide: https://t.co/MaeB56nl57 https://t.co/jvy0KsNjWK

How do you land a car-sized robotic scientist on another world? Very precisely!Join us at 1 p.m. ET to hear from two Mars 2020 entry, descent & landing engineers from @NASAJPL who will answer this question and more about sticking the Red Planet landing: https://t.co/EDMNgLzjPi https://t.co/NZ07hjAb0y

Want to know more about our Ingenuity Mars helicopter?Tag questions #askNASA, and then join us later today, April 29 at 1 pm PT (4 pm ET, 2000 UTC), for a Q&A with the helicopter's project manager, MiMi Aung, for answers: https://t.co/Y13360FWmv https://t.co/WsfO7GTDYS

Find out more about the newly named Mars helicopter, Ingenuity, from its project manager, MiMi Aung. She's answering #askNASA questions you submitted.Watch and chat today, April 29, at 1 p.m. PT (4 p.m. ET, 2000 UTC) https://t.co/7C6MPMdx9A https://t.co/TXrqIToyCw

Behind @NASAPersevere, there is a great team.In this new video series, we highlight the career trajectories and diverse backgrounds of seven team members, while showing what it's like to work on the most advanced Mars rover to date.Hear their stories: https://t.co/qm4s3S9HP7 https://t.co/Yf425mHw2C

Meet Katie Stack Morgan, #Mars2020 deputy project scientist. She'll look for signs of ancient microbial life on Mars with @NASAPersevere.Join our live chat with her today at 1 pm PT (4 pm ET, 2000 UTC) on https://t.co/aCCKYXvz4T to find out more. Tag questions #askNASA. https://t.co/62OS4oRIMX

LIVE NOW �Join us for our first “Behind the Spacecraft” live Q&A. #Mars2020 deputy project scientist, Katie Stack Morgan will answer yours Qs about @NASAPersevere and what looking for traces of past life looks like on another planet. https://t.co/8Qxcx46UyE https://t.co/rYORg9Qpoe

It’s not every day you get to send your name to another planet. More than 10.9 million of you signed up to "Send Your Name to Mars" on @NASAPersevere, set to launch in July.Vote for its #Webbys nom for Best Social Community Building & Engagement by May 7 https://t.co/p8EEdlAab6 https://t.co/61srfLiNHS

Meet Moo Stricker, a #Mars2020 Planetary Protection Engineer. She ensures @NASAPersevere carries as few microbes as possible from Earth to Mars.Join our live chat today at 1 pm PT (4 pm ET, 2000 UTC) on https://t.co/saObLHA5qD to find out more. Tag #askNASA w/ your Qs! https://t.co/1Toaa36ndh

LIVE NOW�Join us for our live Q&A with Moo Stricker, a #Mars2020 Planetary Protection Engineer. She’ll answer your Qs about @NASAPersevere & how we keep it clean from microbes here on Earth to avoid taking them to Mars. https://t.co/zOOTdzQFdr #NASAatHome https://t.co/7xgq4fjsdy

Meet Al Chen, #Mars2020 Entry, Descent & Landing lead. He'll help @NASAPersevere touch down on Mars using a new nav system.Join us live today at 1 pm PT (4 pm ET, 2000 UTC) on https://t.co/N1vGntFS58 to see how you land spacecraft on another planet. Tag your Qs #askNASA! https://t.co/tnukaR8XBX LIVE NOW �Join our Q&A with Al Chen, #Mars2020 Entry, Descent & Landing lead. He’ll be answering your Qs about what it takes to land a rover like @MarsCuriosity or @NASAPersevere safely, millions of miles away, on the Martian surface. https://t.co/N1vGntFS58 #NASAatHome https://t.co/5vwMvuHOtG

LIVE NOW �Join our Q&A with former Rockette turned #Mars2020 Systems Engineer, Heather Bottom. She’ll answer your Qs about how she helps ensure everything on @NASAPersevere’s software & hardware is in sync before the rover’s “opening day.” https://t.co/i5TQKyXSIm #NASAatHome https://t.co/0TOG4bxJHe

Martian rocks, soils & atmosphere collected & cached by @NASAPersevere will later be brought to Earth with @NASA & @ESA's Mars Sample Return campaign.I'm happy to announce that Jeff Gramling has been selected as the director of this new program. Welcome! https://t.co/o73njRgWZO https://t.co/P8qIcCjivN

LIVE NOW: We are launching astronauts to the @Space_Station from @NASAKennedy for the first time in nine years. Liftoff is at 3:22pm ET. #LaunchAmericahttps://t.co/UPmFv01Adf https://t.co/UPmFv01Adf

With about a month till @NASAPersevere’s launch, @NASA leaders, scientists & engineers will talk the latest on the #Mars2020 rover June 17, 11am PT (2pm ET, 1800 UTC). Questions will be answered live on the show. Submit yours with #askNASA.How to watch: https://t.co/1C2DGdWEjc https://t.co/6xVTCTepkr

Join us Tues, June 16 at 1pm PDT for the first of our new virtual education workshop series: Teaching Space With @NASA - Introducing the @NASAPersevere Mars Rover�Watch live: https://t.co/ASXH6FqZ90 ❔Register to join the Q&A with @NASAJPL experts: https://t.co/zNWPycm4rd

LIVE NOW: Teaching Space With NASA - Introducing the Perseverance Mars RoverMeet the @NASAPersevere Mars rover launching this summer, hear from @NASAJPL experts & discover teaching resources to get students engaged in STEM. All audiences welcome. https://t.co/ASXH6FqZ90

LIVE NOW �Mars 2020 scientist, Dr. Briony Horgan and system testbed engineer, Armen Toorian, walk us through how they develop a Mars rover mission and how they will get down to work after @NASAPersevere lands. Watch & chat: https://t.co/jAG2wm47rW#NASAatHome #CountdownToMars https://t.co/p0iP1hu2Vr

Join us June 23 at 1pm PDT for a virtual education workshop about @NASA's next Mars rover: Teaching Space With NASA - Engineering the @NASAPersevere Mars Rover�Watch live: https://t.co/ASXH6FqZ90 ❔Register to join the Q&A with @NASAJPL experts: https://t.co/p0ULFJrl2C

Sending a robot to another planet cannot be done alone. Thank you to the three @ENERGY national laboratories that had key roles in making @NASAPersevere possible. Learn more about this partnership and how you can help us explore the Red Planet too: https://t.co/Ns2ZhOx6Ig https://t.co/emumZF8IgH

Don't miss today's virtual education workshop about @NASA's next Mars rover.Watch live at 1pm PDT: https://t.co/ASXH6FqZ90Learn about @NASAPersevere's science goals, hear from @NASAJPL experts & discover teaching resources to get students engaged in STEM.

LIVE NOW: Teaching Space With NASA - Exploring Mars Science With the Perseverance RoverLearn about @NASAPersevere's science goals, hear from @NASAJPL experts & discover teaching resources to get students engaged in STEM. All audiences welcome. https://t.co/ASXH6FqZ90

I am so excited that we're ready to launch the next @NASAMars mission. Watch this episode of #EZScience as @EllenStofan and I go behind the scenes at @airandspace to discuss @NASAPersevere: https://t.co/uVuOzBwukg EN VIVO Y EN ESPAÑOL: Únete a nuestros expertos de @NASAJPL y @NASA_LSP para una sesión en de preguntas y respuestas sobre @NASAPersevere. ¡Aprende más sobre el lanzamiento del rover y su misión en Marte! Envía tus preguntas usando #CuentaAtrásHaciaMarte. https://t.co/vJz80jsBlf

LIVE NOW: Could ancient Mars have supported life? @NASAPersevere will explore the Red Planet to collect rock and soil samples, which may preserve ancient signs of life. Learn about this robotic astrobiologist and #CountdownToMars with us! https://t.co/Eybeoxc0Ig

Tune in all week on https://t.co/8DEZ9AEGZ9 as we prepare for @NASAPersevere's launch to Mars! Monday features the pre-launch news conference, and the engineering & science briefing. Schedule: https://t.co/dUHwa6ad0rTag questions for our experts with #CountdownToMars https://t.co/QQ4KnJbV1Z

LIVE: Ask us anything about our @NASAPersevere rover's #CountdownToMars.Our experts are answering questions live on @Reddit about our next mission to the Red Planet, set to lift off aboard a @ULALaunch rocket on July 30: https://t.co/vbpN5ZvsdZ https://t.co/aF5PHUS9NC

LIVE: @NASAPersevere is now heading to the launch pad for a July 30 liftoff to Mars. See the @ulalaunch Atlas V rocket rollout to Space Launch Complex 41 at Cape Canaveral Air Force Station: https://t.co/et3lwiFrNc

The @ulalaunch #AtlasV rocket carrying the @NASAPersevere rover has made its final move on Earth: the short journey from the Vertical Integration Facility to the launch pad. Liftoff is targeted for 7:50 a.m. ET on Thursday, July 30 with a two-hour window. #CountdownToMars https://t.co/zV0QImAsEs

Join us for a live Q&A with @NASAPersevere mission experts at JPL as we #CountdownToMars, including a behind-the-scenes look at our indoors Mars yard. Wednesday, July 29 at 12:30pm PT (3:30pm ET, 1930 UTC). https://t.co/SjuYwTcu9R https://t.co/8fCRldHVav

We're going back to Mars tomorrow with our @NASAPersevere rover! Watch @JimBridenstine give a LIVE #CountdownToMars update from @NASAKennedy's countdown clock that has provided backdrops for many rocket launches.  https://t.co/aSYetua44m

Greetings @NASA @JimBridenstine @nasapress @jezero1234 @NezavisneBL @USEmbassySJJ from children and the Mayor of small City of Jezero in Bosnia the Crater Jezero was named after! Good luck Perseverance Godspeed! � https://t.co/IDBUdQR3Oe

We had a good launch this morning, we’re right on course for Mars and signal from @NASAPersevere is strong. We are working to configure the ground stations to match the strength of the spacecraft signal. This scenario is one we’ve worked through in the past with other missions.

LIVE NOW: Following a successful launch from @NASAKennedy, join Administrator @JimBridenstine & leadership for an update on what's next for @NASAPersevere. Don't forget to submit your ?s with the hashtag #CountdownToMars: https://t.co/rtAYyNd6id

Update on @NASAPersevere: We have received telemetry (detailed spacecraft data) down from the spacecraft and have also been able to send commands up to the spacecraft. Perseverance is healthy and on its way to Mars. https://t.co/U6dAazpEBp

Getting @NASAPersevere to space was no easy task, and I'm sure we'll have more challenges along the way…it's a space mission after all. But the same values that got us here will give us the best chance to succeed in the future. We will always persevere: https://t.co/0CzMXfpQYa https://t.co/XOXmvpEEnJ Eight years ago today, I landed on Mars. Feels like only yestersol! My exploration of the Red Planet continues (https://t.co/t55YTfoj5A), while @NASAPersevere's is about to begin. She'll #CountdownToMars and land in much the same way I did. https://t.co/nowt0kUbTg

� On Mars, @NASAPersevere will use artificial intelligence to explore the Red Planet. � On Earth, @Beck is using A.I. & NASA data to explore the arts! Curious why? Comment your❓ about A.I. now for a chance to be answered by Beck or our rover expert in an #AskNASA video. https://t.co/R28TX79mzu

Teachers & Parents: Join us Aug. 19 at 3p PT (6p ET, 2200 UTC) to learn how and why we explore Mars, what we hope to accomplish with @NASAPersevere, and how you can share with your students. ❓Register for the live Q&A: https://t.co/YGktev95Md�Watch: https://t.co/YTsQu8Sx5d https://t.co/JbzEu9L2eD

How will @NASAPersevere search for ancient life on Mars? Tune in for a special Mars 2020 mission episode of “Ask an Astrobiologist” this Thurs., Aug. 27 at 10am PT (1pm ET, 1700 UTC).Send your Qs about our robotic astrobiologist with #AskAstrobio. https://t.co/4PzFbhnOD1 https://t.co/5iZFdQFxCq

#AskAstrobio update: The upcoming @NASAPersevere panel episode of Ask an Astrobiologist will be postponed as members of the panel prepare for Hurricane Laura. Stay safe and stay tuned for a new date here and on the @NASA #Astrobiology website: https://t.co/V62XdwnfTV

LIVE NOW �Come meet our engineer Michelle Colizzi and learn more about the capsule she worked on that keeps @NASAPersevere safe in space. https://t.co/ehcB87Ecss https://t.co/C9m9vdp7dM

Meet Diana Trujillo, an engineer helping search for signs of ancient life on Mars with her work on @NASAPersevere.In honor of #HispanicHeritageMonth, tune in Sept. 15, 2pm PT (5pm ET, 2100 UTC) for a bilingual live chat. Submit Qs in English or Spanish: https://t.co/thUWTHDQ14 https://t.co/H1ZsycriKR

LIVE NOW�Come meet Mars 2020 engineer Diana Trujillo to learn more about @NASAPersevere’s robotic arm and what the rover will be up to when it lands on Mars on Feb. 18, 2021. https://t.co/6xDEE7X3pJ #CountdownToMars https://t.co/8aqPCMN82q

Hispanics gone Martian.In honor of #HispanicHeritageMonth, read up on JPLers like Christina Hernandez who are working on Mars missions. She’s a Payload Systems Engineer for @NASAPersevere. The Mars rover will look for signs of past microbial life. https://t.co/XD65sRmz5I https://t.co/JJuJJKkpdm

.@OSIRISREx is the first mission since Apollo to collect and return samples from another world - in a special process called TAG (Touch-And-Go). We’ll have pieces of the Moon, an asteroid, and next, Mars! @NASAPersevere, you’re it! https://t.co/PAG6wF8IrW https://t.co/fE1wOCoeXl

� LIVE FROM @LockheedMartin: Bennu, we see you! Tune in as our @OSIRISREx spacecraft descends to the rocky surface of asteroid Bennu to attempt to scoop some space rocks from site Nightingale! Watch: https://t.co/kaHk9cChZ1Questions? #ToBennuAndBack https://t.co/kaHk9cChZ1

LIVE NOW�Tune in to a live Q&A w/ Eric Aguilar, Technical Group Supervisor to @NASAPersevere's sample caching system. Hear how they built it, how the Mars rover will use it in its search for ancient life & get advice on working for NASA. https://t.co/fHA5aQI7xz #CountdownToMars https://t.co/SSmhSMB1SL

The Mars Sample Return Independent Review Board (MSR IRB) report with @NASA's responses is now published at https://t.co/4UwCamRAIb. We are hosting a virtual discussion today at 11am ET about the MSR IRB's findings and recommendations. Join us at https://t.co/dY9HOzcLHY https://t.co/LMGF0sJf0k � LIVE: Mars enthusiasts, are you on the line? We want to partner with @ESA to return the first samples from the Red Planet. Listen in as we discuss a new report on the program with #NASAScience leadership, including @Dr_ThomasZ. Volume up: https://t.co/mzKW5uV4hS https://t.co/BbdkuhSRSg

Meet Bill Allen, mechanical systems design lead for several Mars rovers including @NASAPersevere. The Los Angeles native started his @NASA career in the mail room and now leads tiger teams, which solve some of our most challenging problems https://t.co/kTHF3FUddj #CountdownToMars https://t.co/KxELJAtWez

Returning samples of Mars to Earth has been a goal of planetary scientists since the early days of the space age & the successful completion of this @NASAMars Sample Return key decision point is an important next step in transforming this goal into reality https://t.co/ybLo7bMlvN https://t.co/2ISKWnr0yF

As the Sun sets on 2020, I'm thinking of everyone back on planet Earth. Here's to the next orbit, and brighter sols to come! Save the date: @NASAPersevere lands Feb. 18, 2021. #CountdownToMars #HappyNewYear https://t.co/KhKoyszALb

Calling all educators, parents & guardians: Join us today for a live stream event about how you can engage students in the @NASAPersevere Mars landing on Feb. 18! � Watch live at 3 PM PST (6 PM EST): https://t.co/2eRMEUWjqT #CountdownToMars

When @NASAPersevere lands on Mars, it’s bringing along Ingenuity. This experiment will attempt the 1st controlled flight on another planet. If successful, the helicopter could lead to more advanced tech. Here are six things to know: https://t.co/4hnjDZR7BP #CountdownToMars https://t.co/SlFoN7aTqF

LIVE NOW �Tune in for a special #CountdownToMars @NASAPersevere panel episode of Ask an Astrobiologist! Learn all about this mission to search for signs of ancient life: https://t.co/V62Xdw5F2n https://t.co/CmTJpbIQdU

LIVE NOW�We chat with a real “guardian of the galaxy” about preventing contamination during missions around our solar system. She makes sure they don't bring anything dangerous back & that we don't take life with us as we search for it beyond Earth. https://t.co/ZuSiAPSeI8 https://t.co/CeohGVpMj4

�¡No te lo pierdas!�Hoy, a las 11 am EST, charla en vivo y en español con Fernando Abilleira, subdirector de Operaciones de Vuelo. Envía tus preguntas con #preguntaNASA #JuntosPerseveramos https://t.co/rQmEZMhvnS https://t.co/7h5Jjq8g1B

� HAPPENING TODAY at 11am ET! � Join us for a very special live chat in Spanish with Fernando Abilleira, co-director of Flight Operations for our @NASAPersevere Mars rover! Submit questions using #preguntaNASA #JuntosPerseveramos: https://t.co/7y14c7i9wp https://t.co/df6GHHdLWx

� TOUCHDOWN PERSEVERANCE!!!Oh wait, sorry, we got a little carried away there... that's in 11 days. #CountdownToMars with us!Join in on https://t.co/BoVuItYDNn & watch Feb. 18th to see our @NASAPersevere rover touch down in the #SuperBowl of Mars — Jezero Crater. � https://t.co/QpaQapLZs6

Join us on @twitch at 3p PT (6p ET/2300 UTC) to watch a live demo of @NASAPersevere's landing through our @NASA_eyes visualization. You’ll also get some of our experts, who will answer your questions on air and in the chat. https://t.co/bqNcodBj2Z https://t.co/SUfjZVCXxO

Two days to Mars! Tune in TODAY, Feb. 16, as we near landing. Choose from multiple live shows to find out more about @NASAPersevere. Watch, chat and ask questions: https://t.co/Uk2mvEvihd✏️ Live student Q&As�Engineering & tech update�Science overview https://t.co/34aAqRC4eF LIVE NOW: #CountdownToMars Landing - Live Stream for ✨High School Students✨ https://t.co/8PZd5tjdve @NASA engineering and education experts answer student questions about @NASAPersevere and discuss what to expect as we #CountdownToMars!

Destination: Mars!  Together with @NASAJPL, we’re celebrating the upcoming landing of @NASAPersevere on Mars with lights in all red tonight! #CountdownToMars @NASA’s Mars 2020 mission launched on 7/30/20 & is scheduled to land this Thursday. #ESBright �: mattpugs/IG https://t.co/l1dTmj194d

.@NASAPersevere, We know this is a major week, we’re here for you, queen... just 127 million miles away—and we want everyone to know how out of this world you are so tomorrow’s episode of Getting Curious is dedicated to you!

Tonight through Friday morning, the LAX pylons will glow red in observance of the @NASAPersevere rover landing on Mars this week! Good luck to @NASA @NASAJPL as we all #CountdownToMars https://t.co/YKLjyaH7Fg

Inspired by @NASA's work since we were children, we are humbled to be able to say 'Welcome to Mars' @NASAPersevere, as you embark on your amazing mission to further explore the planet. Here's to yet more technological and scientific 'firsts' on your way.Godspeed, Perseverance!

Congratulations to NASA and everyone whose hard work made Perseverance’s historic landing possible. Today proved once again that with the power of science and American ingenuity, nothing is beyond the realm of possibility. https://t.co/NzSxW6nw4k

Congrats to @NASA and all of their partners on their successful mission. Today's historic landing embodies our nation’s spirit of perseverance—building on past accomplishments and paving the way for future missions.

Mr. President, if you'll indulge me a moment as a proud representative... The Perseverance Rover was built and designed at @NASAJPL in La Cañada, CA.And once it's safe, we'd love to invite you and @VP Harris for a tour of the incredible facility that just put a rover on Mars. https://t.co/T7LcaZEzc2

The #NASAPerseverance has officially landed on Mars! Congratulations to everyone involved. You’ve showed us today that anything is possible.

San Francisco City Hall is illuminated in red to celebrate today’s historic landing of @NASAPersevere on the surface of Mars: https://t.co/mgGDZN5qGp https://t.co/BYxX7OOsQT

The Best is Yet to Come.This high-res image shot by @NASAPersevere while landing on Mars is part of a video taken by several cameras on board that is still being relayed to Earth and processed. https://t.co/uu8DlvlU2u #CountdownToMars https://t.co/wVTbn81JvF

On Thursday, I joined the world and watched in awe as the Perseverance Rover touched down on the surface of Mars. It was a remarkable feat — one made possible by the hard work and ingenuity of the team at @NASA.I called to congratulate them on their historic landing. https://t.co/0Qjs2MDk4J

While the team has been busy with data coming back from @NASAPersevere related to descent and landing, they were able to open the Hazcam pipeline today: https://t.co/RQPNYAmqsQ Join us tomorrow at 2pm ET for more images and video from the #CountdownToMars: https://t.co/ZlJ2xHNI0a https://t.co/S1iKD3FjEV LESS. THAN. ONE. HOUR. AWAY.Tune in starting at 2pm ET to see us unveil video of a rover recording itself while landing on another planet: https://t.co/mzKW5uV4hS. You don't want to miss what @NASAPersevere captured during its #CountdownToMars. https://t.co/W84TdaIZKD

‼️ HAPPENING NOW: @NASAPersevere experts answer YOUR questions live during a @Reddit AMA about our Mars rover’s Feb. 18 landing, as well as today’s newly released images, sounds, and videos of the Red Planet. What do you want to know? ➡️ https://t.co/u3mHi3XUII https://t.co/QEinO53RCw

NASA Perseverance on the Ground in ColorPerseverance can be seen in this enhanced HiRISE color image at its landing site, six days after touchdown, doing system checks. The site appears to be covered in loose dark material with brighter material underneath. NASA/JPL/UArizona https://t.co/AO9fsvY0kr

How do we fly a helicopter on Mars? It takes ingenuity and perseverance. Tune in on Thursday, March 11, 7pm PT (10pm ET/0300 UTC) to hear from experts working on the Mars Helicopter, a tech demo that’s attempting the first powered flight on another planet. https://t.co/V85kUiHiDP https://t.co/tHpgT3aG3I

It takes many people across the globe to achieve a @NASAMars mission. Join me and our partners at @CNES today at 12pm ET as we discuss the first health check of @NASAPersevere’s SuperCam instrument: https://t.co/AX3WxpGkIs

LIVE�We’re chatting with Mars Helicopter experts on the details of this trailblazing tech demo. They’re answering your questions about how they planned for the Martian environment, the flight they'll attempt, and what this may mean for space exploration. https://t.co/V85kUiHiDP https://t.co/B7td6GOMzO

Teams for @NASAPersevere & Ingenuity have chosen a flight zone where the #MarsHelicopter will attempt the first-ever powered flight on another planet! Join us to discuss next steps for Ingenuity. March 23 at 10:30am PT (1:30pm ET/1700 UTC) https://t.co/Fs6U63NTaw. Reply with Qs https://t.co/kRBGGKCnmk

LIVE NOW �Join us as we discuss the upcoming milestones and next steps for the #MarsHelicopter as we get closer to its first flight attempt. https://t.co/KP0DQPqfXn

Swing low, sweet helicopter...@NASAPersevere is slowly and carefully deploying the #MarsHelicopter, Ingenuity. The tech demo is currently unfolding from its stowed position and readying to safely touch down on the Martian surface. See upcoming milestones: https://t.co/TNCdXWcKWE https://t.co/3AyaiHOH2k

In time for Easter, we have not one but two Easter eggs yet to be discovered on @NASAPersevere. Can you find them? Tune in Sunday when we reveal these hidden surprises. �� https://t.co/Sojwy7gA9K

We’re in the home stretch. The #MarsHelicopter has lowered all four legs and is in position to touch down on the Martian surface. Once it’s fully ready, @NASAPersevere will release it gently to the surface. https://t.co/TNCdXWcKWE https://t.co/K3fqt2X2q3

Come fly with us. #MarsHelicopter is preparing to do something that's never been done: controlled, powered flight on another planet. Takeoff is now slated for no earlier than April 11, with data arriving on Earth on April 12. https://t.co/TNCdXWcKWE https://t.co/JSep5lcKhR

When will the #MarsHelicopter drop? Soon! First we need to charge it to 100%. Once it's no longer connected to @NASAPersevere, the craft must survive surface temperatures down to -130ºF (-90ºC) on its own. Check out the chief engineer’s blog for more: https://t.co/UDgQPkMSRl #MarsHelicopter touchdown confirmed! Its 293 million mile (471 million km) journey aboard @NASAPersevere ended with the final drop of 4 inches (10 cm) from the rover's belly to the surface of Mars today. Next milestone? Survive the night. https://t.co/TNCdXWcKWE https://t.co/XaBiSNebua

Safe & sound on the surface of Mars: the #MarsHelicopter, Ingenuity, has survived the first cold night on its own, a major milestone for the small rotorcraft because surface temps can plunge as low as -130 degrees F (-90 degrees C). https://t.co/IqrL757Peg https://t.co/MkSe1UNLKG

LIVE�Join our Q&A with #MarsHelicopter experts for the latest updates on Ingenuity, the big milestones that were accomplished this weekend, and what you can expect next as we approach our first flight attempt. Let us know your Qs below or in the chat! https://t.co/BqLEvpqqCz https://t.co/K9kfwfY3yB

“Mind-bottling, isn't it?”The blades of glory, aka rotor blades of the #MarsHelicopter, have been unlocked and are ready for testing. Next, we’ll do a slow-speed spin-up of the blades for the first time on the Martian surface. https://t.co/TNCdXWcKWE https://t.co/ZUTHRGFGia

�Wiggle, wiggle, wiggle � With just a little bit of swing, the #MarsHelicopter has moved its blades & spun to 50 rpm in preparation for first flight! Takeoff is slated for April 11, with confirmation expected overnight into April 12 for us Earthlings. https://t.co/TNCdXWcKWE https://t.co/EpDZymjP13

LIVE�Join us as we dive into the details of the #MarsHelicopter. The team is discussing what Ingenuity is doing to prepare for the first flight on Mars. They’re taking your questions now, so drop them in the comments or head over to https://t.co/20wjOJ6L8W to join the chat. https://t.co/7Dd6bSO5YD

#MarsHelicopter 1st flight attempt delayed to no earlier than April 14During the high-speed spin test, the sequence ended early during the transition from "preflight" to "flight" mode. The helicopter is safe & healthy. The team is diagnosing the issue. https://t.co/ysnZzKR7qM https://t.co/lP3NrIvGBs

#MarsHelicopter update: Ingenuity is healthy, but it needs a flight software update. While the development of the software is straightforward, validating and uplinking it will take time. We will set a new flight date next week. https://t.co/b0MzMIPGKz https://t.co/R2wYKaCxqY The #MarsHelicopter is awaiting a new first flight date. In the meantime, what do you want to know about the first powered flight on another planet?

@Dr_ThomasZ & Ingenuity project manager MiMi Aung will answer on Wed., April 14.

Tap the button to send your question! ⬇️ TODAY at 1 p.m. PDT: Meet female engineers working on the Mars helicopter @NASAJPL, hear how they got their start, and find out how you can too. Don't miss the first in of this three-part webinar series!Watch live https://t.co/2Xr1UAQ5y5 https://t.co/FncK9q34q9

Just in from Mars � Get an update on the #MarsHelicopter, the science @NASAPersevere is doing while we eagerly await 1st flight, and learn about another technology demonstration – the oxygen-converter MOXIE. https://t.co/uR7fI7wcc0

� #MarsHelicopter UpdateWe're targeting as soon as Monday for the first controlled flight on Mars. Watch with the team as they receive data and find out if they were successful. Meet us in mission control April 19 at 6:15am ET (10:15am UTC): https://t.co/xAdT9tgYr1 https://t.co/8wJEr3CLJa

Fortune favors the bold. (But we still have a back-up plan.) #MarsHelicopter project manager MiMi Aung explains why the team is optimistic about the first flight attempt on Monday: https://t.co/cwCEcDvoQZ https://t.co/CR4jQBGr2M #MarsHelicopter, you are cleared for takeoff. Flight commands are being sent. Watch live on Monday, April 19 at 3:15am PT (6:15am ET/1015 GMT) as the team finds out if they've made history by achieving the first powered flight on another planet. https://t.co/SCVeYsIfBh

�� LIVE: Today’s the day! Join the Ingenuity #MarsHelicopter team now in mission control as they receive data in real time and find out if the first flight on another planet was successful: https://t.co/0r5Q22ryUC

Perseverance got us to Mars. With Ingenuity, we soar higher.The #MarsHelicopter made history today by being the first craft to achieve controlled, powered flight on a planet beyond Earth.

LIVE�Join us as we celebrate the #MarsHelicopter's first flight success. Hear the latest news from the team and how they made this moment come to life in a world that was once thought impossible. Have your Qs answered live, leave them in the comments. https://t.co/1hFTZvSFDz

NASA is preparing for human exploration of Mars. MOXIE - an experiment on @NASAPersevere - will demonstrate a way future explorers may produce oxygen from the Martian atmosphere. Stay tuned for data from this upcoming @NASA_Technology demo: https://t.co/YiB7UYSlkY https://t.co/hJREIjLNIP

Dust in the Wind… on Mars. These enhanced side-by-side videos from @NASAPersevere's Mastcam-Z reveal plumes from #MarsHelicopter upon takeoff and landing. It helps us better understand the Martian wind, and how dust travels through the Red Planet’s atmosphere. https://t.co/JtXBiqCgMW

How do you top #MarsHelicopter’s historic first flight? Go bigger.We'll attempt a more challenging 2nd flight on April 22: 50-second flight time, climb to ~16 ft (5m), and 5º tilt to accelerate sideways ~7 ft (2m). We'll update you here with the results. https://t.co/tDmJJNjPPk https://t.co/laAIcL4UgS

TODAY at 1 p.m. PDTWhat do you study to become a Mars helicopter designer? Find out in the second installment of this webinar series! https://t.co/2Xr1UAQ5y5Join us to hear from @NASAJPL and Mars helicopter experts about internships and career trajectories @NASA. https://t.co/Hpjelu47W9

Faster, farther, bolder. #MarsHelicopter is set for flight No. 3 on April 25. https://t.co/1wUTLiBm7d Flight plan:Speed: ~4.5mphRange: 330ft (100m) roundtripAltitude: 16ft (5m)Data expected later Sunday. Til then, peep this shot of rover tracks from the 2nd flight. https://t.co/0qjtWC3jCz

Third flight in the history books✅Our #MarsHelicopter continues to set records, flying faster and farther. The space chopper is demonstrating critical capabilities that could enable the addition of an aerial dimension to future missions to Mars & beyond. https://t.co/TNCdXWcKWE https://t.co/Uaxrr23Rfh

Red Planet + Reddit: The #MarsHelicopter team just achieved the first powered flight on another planet. Ask us anything! #RedditAMA live today, April 26 from 1-2 p.m. PT (4-5 p.m. ET, 2000-2100 GMT) https://t.co/rfuTKq10De https://t.co/YQx1jTBf9w

All are welcome at our “Taking Flight: How Girls Can Grow Up to Be Engineers” series. Meet women working on @NASA missions on Mars and beyond. They’ll answer questions and give you tips on getting your ideas off the ground.Apr. 29, 1pm PT/4pm ET/2000 GMThttps://t.co/OrENoJ7NXW https://t.co/mC6LMn0jsL

I spy with my little eye…a rover.�See if you can spot @NASAPersevere in this image taken by the #MarsHelicopter during its third flight on April 25, 2021. Ingenuity was flying at an altitude of 16 ft (5 m) and ~279 ft (~85 m) from the rover at the time. https://t.co/TNCdXWcKWE https://t.co/krf1jBs3cY Flight️️️️️️️️️️️️️️ No. 4 is targeted for April 29. #MarsHelicopter ️ has met or surpassed all its tech demo goals. Now, we'll push performance. We'll up the time airborne to 117 seconds, increase max airspeed to 3.5 m/sec (8 mph), & more than double the total range. https://t.co/4s7ujMZZmz https://t.co/DxgB7e04Ni

Aim high, and fly, fly again. The #MarsHelicopter's ambitious fourth flight didn't get off the ground, but the team is assessing the data and will aim to try again soon. We'll keep you posted. https://t.co/TNCdXWcKWE https://t.co/HDaF0fAILs

#MarsHelicopter is safe and healthy. Data indicate the rotorcraft didn’t transition to flight mode, which had been a possible outcome. We'll attempt the 4th flight again on April 30. First data expected the same day around 10:39a PT (1:39p ET/5:39p GMT). https://t.co/X3fdIbbHyM https://t.co/UQCOD0csQk

LIVE�The #MarsHelicopter is just getting started. Ingenuity’s team is discussing the next steps for the Martian chopper and how they're aiming to push the limits of what this experiment can do. They’re answering questions on-air, comment yours below.https://t.co/rCHZqi9vmH

Success �#MarsHelicopter completed its 4th flight, going farther & faster than ever before. It also took more photos as it flew over the Martian surface. We expect those images will come down in a later data downlink, but @NASAPersevere's Hazcam caught part of the flight. https://t.co/Fx3UHu4jgv

�� WATCH: On the latest edition of #NASAScience Live, we discuss the exciting future of extraterrestrial flight with experts from the Ingenuity #MarsHelicopter team and upcoming Dragonfly mission team. Have Qs? Use #AskNASA: https://t.co/7jn1Zc4cvD

LIVE�We’re chatting with Earth experts in a joint @NOAA-@NASA-@WHOI about tech demos at sea! We’ll try studying our own planet using the same tech that helped @NASAPersevere land on Mars. The team is answering your questions live. #2021TechDemo #Okeanos https://t.co/qJ2tGsvpi1

Off to new places! The #MarsHelicopter is slated for its fifth flight on May 7, with data coming down at 4:31pm PT (7:31pm ET). The rotorcraft will take off at Wright Brothers Field and will land elsewhere this time, which is another first for Ingenuity. https://t.co/JxLNz7UADw https://t.co/zOGo1j7srt

Excelsior! The #MarsHelicopter completed its 1st one-way trip and 5th flight on Mars. It touched down at its new location, kicking off a new demo phase where we test this new tech and see how it can aid future missions on Mars and other worlds. https://t.co/TNCdXWcKWE https://t.co/YwxIjupbQI Tweet Source Status URL

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207 05.03.20 22:54:17 Tweet Text (Personification Bolded)

@NasaPersevere Hi Perseverance!

@NasaPersevere @NASASolarSystem �

@NasaPersevere 1st to reply

@NasaPersevere My name is on Perseverance! Can’t wait to see it on the red planet!�

@NasaPersevere @NASA_Marshall I'm from India ��

@NasaPersevere All The Best Perseverance ... ❤️

@NasaPersevere Well, hello Perseverance! Nice to hear from you.

@NasaPersevere hi �

@NasaPersevere @milkysa Hi Percy 

@NasaPersevere️️️️️️️️️️️️️️ ️�️ � �

@NasaPersevere PERCY

@NasaPersevere #letsgotojezero !

@NasaPersevere ❤️ & Welcome Perseverance Rover ! #PerseveranceRover #Mars2020

@NasaPersevere Perseverance...gives me the chills (the good kind)! �� @NasaPersevere @kevinmgill Hi #Perseverance ! �

@NasaPersevere @NASASolarSystem Nice to meet you, Perseverance! Can't wait to see your journey. Cheering you on!!

@NasaPersevere Love you Percy! Do us some science! Soon

@NasaPersevere �Happy Birthday Perseverance �

@NasaPersevere @orbitalindex Looking forward to keep following your journey!

@NasaPersevere Make us proud

@NasaPersevere ��

@NasaPersevere @johnkrausphotos I'll be routing for you!

@NasaPersevere @Peter_Fries Remember to get disinfected one more time right before you go up in July. It'd be rude to give the Martians coronavirus.

@NasaPersevere @DailyPlanet Emigrant would have been a good name too. Glad no one built a wall around Mars (yet)!

@NasaPersevere @exploreplanets Yaassss! I knew it's gonna be you! 

@NasaPersevere @DailyPlanet Or we could have simply called it Red. #RedRover

@NasaPersevere Hello Perseverance�

@NasaPersevere Godspeed, Percy

@NasaPersevere @exploreplanets Yes!!! @NasaPersevere Can't wait to follow your adventure, Percy! Godspeed!

@NasaPersevere https://t.co/BfSL0Rq9dz

@NasaPersevere If you see a big shiny Starship landing nearby... 

@NasaPersevere Welcome and good luck, #Persy!

@NasaPersevere @NASASTEM Hey Perseverance, can’t wait for the photos you will send back from Mars!

@NasaPersevere EEEK! This was the name submitted by a local 7th grader! <3 Best wishes to you, Perseverance! #MARS2020

@NasaPersevere @Delta_IV_Heavy Good luck out there Percy, I’m excited for you!

@NasaPersevere Ad Astra Per Severance

@NasaPersevere Ugh, another Weasley.

@NasaPersevere @exploreplanets Hi, Perseverance! Thanks for taking my name on your back to Big Red!

@NasaPersevere @AccuAstronomy ❤️❤️❤️ love it.

@NasaPersevere I was hoping you'd get this name! Perseverance is a feature I admire most in humans and humankind as a whole. Good luck on your endeavors!

@NasaPersevere @mrdrewsscience

@NasaPersevere Hi Percy!!

@NasaPersevere I am excited to follo the new #Mars2020 rover @NasaPersevere .We will be able to see Perseverance rover journey to Mars and all the science discoveries. Can't wait! Let's go to Mars. @CesarAOcampoR @zuluagajorge @AstroChia @NasaPersevere I'm still gonna call you Rovey McRoveface.

@CFromBothell @NasaPersevere NASA takes forward contamination of other worlds really seriously, which is one reason you see everyone in clean suits who are working on these rivers and probes https://t.co/ZltGddwbHY

@NasaPersevere Im so tired of #NASA #playingod when is enough enough?

@NASAPersevere If we learn to create #HeavenOnEarth we wouldnt need space exploration

@NASAPersevere Welcome Perseverance !

@NASAPersevere Godspeed o7

@NASAPersevere Best of luck, Percy!! https://t.co/TlgVXMB0dM

@NASAPersevere Say hi to Matt Damon for us!

@NASAPersevere I think this is a stupid way to spend our money

@NASAPersevere GOOD LUCK, LITTLE MAN

@NASAPersevere I wish you were called Vision or Clarity, but Perseverance will do.  You're new nick-name will be Percy btw.

@NASAPersevere Please find water

@Twitter @NASAPersevere You moving with me @Twitter?

@NASAPersevere Hullo

@NASAPersevere Good luck! @JustisLadi @NASAPersevere i think over 600 billion is a dumb way to spend our money

@SpacePadreIsle @NasaPersevere ...head towards it. Elon’s probably packed rover-flavoured snacks.

@NASAPersevere Give us a meme review 

@NASAPersevere Looking forward to following you on your journey Percy god speed and stay safe ��

@NASAPersevere Go perseverance

@NASAPersevere Get rocking, baby rover! ��

@NASAPersevere Hey @NASAPersevere find J'onn J'onzz � https://t.co/2EmZqm9krb

@NASAPersevere Godspeed Percy!

@NASAPersevere @NASA what's it going to take to make the next "big" NASA news be anything other than yet another Mars rover. I'd like to learn more about Titan, more about Europa, and more about Venus!!! Let's send some stuff to those bodies!

@NASAPersevere Good luck Perseverance! ��

@HenriekeDraws @NASAPersevere Love this drawing!!

@NASAPersevere @NASA I think there is life on Mars �

@NASAPersevere ��

@NASAPersevere What do you think about the Perseverance which is the winner name for the Mars 2020 Rover? #Perseverance

@NASAPersevere We�don’t �need� human� explorers �yet �we �need �better �robots� @cosmicdatabase @cosmicindex @NASAPersevere The shoulda named it "Red".

@NASAPersevere Really should have been Marsy McMarsFace but all the best and God speed perseverance!

@NASAPersevere @NASA Another Magical Mystery Mars Rover that lives forever...Amazing, really what are you using that money for? Because it sure as Hell isn't being used to send a Rover to Mars

@NASAPersevere Percy!

@NASAPersevere I bet the dems will find a way to make anymore attempts into space look dangerous or some other bs.

@NASAPersevere @NASA Off we go.

@NASAPersevere Percy for President! #Mars2020

@NASAPersevere Its so nice to meet you Perseverance! I think I might call you Percy, is that ok?

@NASAPersevere Should have been Rovey McRoverface. https://t.co/Xb9zpbFh16

@NASAPersevere Can I call you “Percy”? Because I can’t pronounce Persevere, let alone spell it :(

@NASAPersevere Good luck ️can’t wait to follow Your Journey just Amazing ️️️️️️️️️️️️️️ ⭐️��

@NASAPersevere @NASA very great

@NASAPersevere https://t.co/IB5qnKvBdk

@NASAPersevere Pleased to meet you by name, Perseverance. I was fortunate to see a mock up of you in February and grill two brilliant JPL scientists on your design, functions and mission. You are a very cool rover.I look forward to your travels.

@NASAPersevere @NASA Is the rover going to come back to earth after its mission? @NASAPersevere What is your helicopter drone called?

@NASAPersevere �

@NASAPersevere Spirit, Opportunity, Curiosity and now, Perseverance. Love it.

@NASAPersevere Buen viaje. Y suerte.

@NASAPersevere Can’t wait to see what adventures you get up to on Mars!

@NASAPersevere Let's gooo, lil Percy, let's gooo! � https://t.co/W9jjsE6hpu

@NASAPersevere If you see me there don’t question it I vacation to mars every so often

@NASAPersevere � � https://t.co/im9HsIRUOD

@NASAPersevere Good luck, Persv... Persvererer... Percy.

@NASAPersevere I like your name

@NASAPersevere It has a name! @saadeqakhan

@NASAPersevere ☺�

@NASAPersevere Let's go, Perseverance. Hopefully we can find enough to start a colony someday. I'm in!

@NASAPersevere I liked Marvin (The Martian). Oh well

@NASAPersevere Thank God they didn't call you Covfefe. @NASAPersevere @NASA  ¡ ¡ PERSEVERANCIA ! ! � https://t.co/jeuuUuzIBu

@NASAPersevere Best of luck Persy! :D https://t.co/FI1HQoLMxU

@NASAPersevere excellent debut waiting for the fancams

@NASAPersevere hi percy �

@NASAPersevere Hello, Perseverance!I'm looking forward to watching you launch and following your work on Mars.

@NASAPersevere @NASA Good luck,Perseverance.

@NASAPersevere @AJ_FI Welcome Persy!

@NASAPersevere Has the helicopter got a name?

@NASAPersevere @NASA Just saying the oceans are right here ?

@NASAPersevere Have a SAFE trip! Send us nice pics! You are not alone!

@NASAPersevere Hi Perseverance! Nice to meet you. Hope you achieve all your goals and further our knowledge of the universe.

@NASAPersevere Does Mars have Oxygen? I do hope so.. That reminds me of a movie is Total Recall with Arnold Schwarzenegger..

@NASAPersevere Hi Perseverance! You're very cool! https://t.co/VlK7Y7B8Ip

@NASAPersevere Go save Opportunity. She just needs her panels dusted.

@NASAPersevere That's...... a darn fine name.A very fine name, indeed. @NASAPersevere I shall call her Percy and she shall be mine. And she shall be my Percy.

@NASAPersevere @NASA Nooo you’re supposed to be called Vision. Because 2020. Who ruined it 

@NASAPersevere @NASA Say hi to curiosity for us

@NASAPersevere And maybe give Opportunity a little fistbump, from all of us.

@NASAPersevere mars robit

@NASAPersevere @NASA Love you nasa ��

@NASAPersevere God speed and safe travels!

@NASAPersevere Nice to meet you Perserverance, looking forward to hearing a lot exciting news about and from you�

@NASAPersevere @ulalaunch https://t.co/Rvs0g3mH67

@NASAPersevere Welcome to the Twitterverse. �

@NASAPersevere Hello Percy!

@NASAPersevere I wanna join u

@NASAPersevere Hello!

@NASAPersevere Godspeed and safe travels, Percy!

@NASAPersevere @NASA Nasa thank you for news , I believe that God is love and know ,your job is evoluction on heaven and a hope and study is important for future human explores @NASAPersevere Hi, Perseverance. We send you our warm greetings from the Dominican Republic. Go beyond your limits! https://t.co/56W2K6SzXc

@NASAPersevere @ulalaunch Good luck!�

@NASAPersevere @NASA_Technology So glad that the author of such a great work on the analysis of perpetual motion & the supposed machines that exemplify it should be honored in such a permanent wayhttps://t.co/z3YPpCAXuH

@NASAPersevere I like it, but can’t help feeling that making the name 2020 Vision is a missed Opportunity.

@NASAPersevere Looking forward to an amazing performance and work https://t.co/HpOnLt9Bmx

@NASAPersevere Excited!

@NASAPersevere Welcome

@NASAPersevere C'est fantastique

@NASAPersevere @NASA Go to the Moon... first.

@NASAPersevere Congrats Alexander Mather and @NASA for naming the new #Mars2020 Rover "Perseverance". #PerseveranceAn outcome of our Spirit of exploration and Curiosity, the Perseverance rover is another Opportunity to get new Insights from Mars. #NASA

@NASAPersevere Have fun on Mars for us, Percy!

@NASAPersevere @RogerCraigSmith �can you find the other Mars rovers? We would love to see them retrieved and rescued!�

@NASAPersevere MAMBADUKE ROBERT !

@NASAPersevere @NASA Godspeed, Perseverance!

@NASAPersevere Ancient Life huh? https://t.co/Zhnqbpnd9Q @TwitterMovies @NASAPersevere Funny way to spell Elon Musk

@NASAPersevere @Hezzah Salut super est bonne journée

@NASAPersevere Take trump with you !!

@NASAPersevere Say hello to Curiosity if you see him.

@NASAPersevere Go and search we are so so curious ...i am so so so solo curious ....

@NASAPersevere @NASA That's a good name!

@NASAPersevere Can I come to Mars to help? Earth people annoy me, so mars would be the perfect getaway

@NASAPersevere Happy name day.

@NASAPersevere �

@NASAPersevere Perseverance it is then, finally the name's decided

@NASAPersevere I won't get attached, I wont get attached, I wont get attached...

@NASAPersevere Let me grab my helmet & enthusiasm perseverance!

@TwitterGov @NASAPersevere �

@NASAPersevere Get after it, big fella!

@KingJulian00 https://t.co/Pn3Dyr5qYz @NASAPersevere This is the name of the Star Fleet vessel for our Star Trek RPG show!Y’all should sponsor us. 

@NASAPersevere @KHQARich This is just amazing to hear about.Can't wait to hear what it finds or brings back.Fascinating!!

@NASAPersevere 

@NASAPersevere Hope you find water..!

@NASAPersevere @Brose141 God Speed #percy �

@NASAPersevere You are young boy, i wish You all the best.I will be "perseverance" In watching you. I promise. https://t.co/Fvf5IOfkTR

@NASAPersevere @NASA To boldly go where no one has been before. Ahhh!

@NASAPersevere @NASA Judging from that picture it looks like you’re in Lubbock!

@NASAPersevere Can't wait for your launch, #Percy. � https://t.co/pOUfZy8fR5

@NASAPersevere @NASA Hello https://t.co/gC6Ogemfg4 are bigger than I thought

@NASAPersevere @NASA Kick those Martian's ass, Percy! <3

@NASAPersevere @NASA Godspeed

@NASAPersevere My kids submitted Essays and name ideas for you but we never heard back :( maybe now since you have a name you’ll send a letter and maybe some swag to the #Mars2020 naming contestants?

@NASAPersevere ��

@NASAPersevere Will this ticket still work? �#Mars2020 https://t.co/BDV4pUEqhm @NASAPersevere Hello and welcome�

@NASAPersevere With your landing spot in a crater that had water, you should be able to find ancient life.bai da wey nice name.(Or present life)

@NASAPersevere Are you going to land in the same manner that @MarsCuriosity did? #7MinuetsOfTerror?

@NASAPersevere I hit Follow so fast. https://t.co/WT6si4wDrX

@NASAPersevere Perc, you better find us an alternate planet. Earth is going to be pretty doomed in near future..Oh wait.. we will destroy MARS as well that way.I think we are good here.... We humans don't deserve another planet. When we can't take care of our own,what's the point of exploring

@NASAPersevere https://t.co/Hk8SM41Rsa

@NASAPersevere Будем звать презервативом.

@NASAPersevere @nchan You'll always be Rovey McRoverface to me.,

@NASAPersevere Find some aliens

@NASAPersevere hello I love you already

@NASAPersevere Percy ❤️

@NASAPersevere Good luck and god speed Perseverance and dont pick up any hitchhikers they could to turn out to be really weird

@NASAPersevere Can I come?

@NASAPersevere #Perseverance �� https://t.co/7ytA5G4OHF

@NASAPersevere Rooting for you Percy! https://t.co/Jc37EEjwgs @NASAPersevere @NASA Perserverance: "Call me Perseverance!" UwUMe: "Your such a good robotic Doggo"

@NASAPersevere Omg I still haven’t recovered from the last rover dying 

@NASAPersevere You will always be “Tenacity” to me.

@NASAPersevere It might have been more prudent to rename one of your currently operational rovers "perserverence". You know, in case uh, this one fails to even become operational? Atta boy, proceed with confidence! By the way, when are you going to send a probe to search for actual living life?

@NASAPersevere Congratulations on new name 'Perseverance', you will be on planet Mars in the year 2021 and future exploration of the planet Mars awaits.

@NASAPersevere good luck , percy ��

@NASAPersevere Incredible! Imagine we find some evidence of ancient civilization. Could be history changing!

@NASAPersevere ��

@NASAPersevere Amazing. Perseverance. Thank you.

@NASAPersevere Make sure to aleast find Pathfinder. If you give the guy a new battery you two can travel together

@NASAPersevere welcome Perseverance!

@NASAPersevere Hello Perseverance.!

@NASAPersevere listen percy i will fully kill someone for you oh my god i love you Tweet Source Status URL

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