Meet 'Perseverance': NASA's Mars 2020 rover has a new name - ScienceNerds

PRESERVANCE - MARS ROVER 2020

Preservance Rover

NASA Rover Perseverance is a robotic scientist weighing just under 1043 kilograms managed for the agency by Jet Propulsion Laboratory, NASA Rovers' astrobiology mission includes searching for signs of past alien microbial life, the rover will analyze the Red planet weather and geological perseverance will also collect samples of Martian rocks and dust for a future mission to return the sample from Mars to Earth, this will hopefully pave the way for eventual human exploration of Mars. the audience read the mystery of the impact of extraterrestrial space, the alien objector that bit the Earth, spied on new photos. I saw all these dedicated men and women who for years have invested the full measure of their intellect and stamina in the most technologically advanced Rover mission in history and saw many smiling faces and five journeys. I bet it's a worthy name that we can be proud of as the first stage of a return campaign sample is currently undergoing final assembly and verification at NASA's Kennedy Space Center in Florida. GMT 340 p.m. ET, on February 18, 2021, that inspiring job will always require perseverance that we can't wait to see that Mars's perseverance on the nameplate is the latest in a long line of Red Planet Rovers to be named by older children school year from Sojourner in 1997 to the Rovers Spirit and Opportunity that landed on Mars in 2004 - a curiosity that has been exploring Mars since 2012. The contest that resulted in Alex's winning perseverance entry started in August last year, about 4,700 judges Volunteers, educators, professionals, and space enthusiasts from across the country reviewed the submissions to help narrow the group to 155 semifinalists once that group narrowed to nine finalists. the public had five days to evaluate their favourites by registering more than seven hundred and seventy thousand votes in line with the results submitted to NASA for consideration, the nine finalists also spoke to a panel of experts, including astronaut director Enamel Lori of NASA from NASA's Planetary Science Division. Jessica Watkins Rover handles an equal sea at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory and Clara Mar who named Curiosity as a sixth-grade student in 2009 Alex said in a statement that this was an opportunity to help the agency that put humans on the moon and will soon do it again. 

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