Showing posts with label NASA. Show all posts
Showing posts with label NASA. Show all posts

04 March 2021

Mars Rover Sends Back Panoramic Views and First Audio

Mars Rover Sends Back Panoramic Views and First Audio


Perseverance captured its first high-resolution panorama of its surroundings during 
its third day on Mars. Zoom in to see some of the areas mission scientists are keen to explore.



First-of-its-kind footage taken from multiple cameras on the rover, parachute and 
spacecraft lets you experience this Mars landing as if you were riding alongside the 
Perseverance rover.


You’ve seen Mars, now hear it in the first audio recordings captured by one of the 
two microphones on the Mars Perseverance rover.

Click below

#mars #NASA #space 

24 July 2020

Send Your Name to Mars: Mars 2020 Perseverance


Send Your Name to Mars: Mars 2020 Perseverance


Mars 2020 is a Mars rover mission by NASA's Mars Exploration Program 
that includes the Perseverance rover with a planned launch on 30 July 2020 at 11:50 UT
Make sure that you get your name to Mars on the Perseverance!!

Hurry up!!


#mars #NASA #space 


06 September 2015

Send your name to Mars

Send your name to Mars


NASA is doing it again!!!
Learn more about the flight and program here
There is really some good things here for teachers and students.

If you would like your name on a chip on the mission, get your 
boarding pass here


#Microsoft Educator Network, #MIEExpert15, #MSFTEduE2‬, #MSFTEdu

10 October 2014

Your Name will fly on ORION'S FLIGHT TEST

ORION'S FLIGHT TEST


Send Your Name on NASA's Journey to Mars, Starting with 
Orion's First Flight

NASA is inviting the public to send their names on a microchip 
to destinations beyond low-Earth orbit, including Mars.
Your name will begin its journey on a dime-sized microchip when 
the agency's Orion spacecraft launches Dec. 4 on its first flight, 
designated Exploration Flight Test-1. After a 4.5-hour, two-orbit 
mission around Earth to test Orion's systems, the spacecraft will 
travel back through the atmosphere at speeds approaching 20,000 
mph and temperatures near 4,000 degrees Fahrenheit, before 
splashing down in the Pacific Ocean.

But the journey for your name doesn't end there. After returning to 
Earth, the names will fly on future NASA exploration flights and 
missions to Mars. With each flight, selected individuals will accrue 
more miles as members of a global space-faring society.

How Cool is this!!

12 February 2014

International Space Station (ISS), Astronaut

International Space Station (ISS), Astronaut


Welcome to the International Space Station (ISS), 
Astronaut. In Station Spacewalk Game you'll experience 
the thrill of conducting NASA repair work on the International 
Space Station. After negotiating your way through the airlock, 
you, the astronaut, will be tasked with jobs critical to help power 
up the space station so it can continue to operate. First take your 
time to explore the station, but then it's time to get to work. 
You'll have to move quickly and carefully, with a limited quantity 
of oxygen you must complete your Extravehicular Activities (EVAs) 
and get back into the airlock before your air supply runs out.

This video game features simulations of actual EVAs conducted by 
NASA astronauts on missions to provide power to the space station. 
The graphics used in this game are based on real NASA missions and 
incorporate 3D graphics used by the Agency.

Brilliant!!!

22 November 2013

NASA Johnson Style" ("Gangnam Style" Parody)

NASA Johnson Style



NASA astronauts and scientists are among those in this educational parody 
of Psy's popular music video. "NASA Johnson Style" was created, written 
and produced by the Houston center's co-op students who volunteered for 
the project " to inform the public about the amazing work going on at NASA 
and the Johnson Space Center."

Very Good!!