#MarsSampleReturn
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NASA is preparing to bring scientifically selected rock samples back from Mars for the first time as part of the planned Mars Sample Return campaign with ESA (European Space Agency). Already having gathered 20 samples from the Red Planet, NASA’s Perseverance rover is now poised to enter a new area of Mars’ Jezero Crater and begin collecting samples with the strongest signal of a mineral called carbonate, which on Earth is deposited by liquid water. In bringing these samples to state-of-the-art Earth-based laboratories, the campaign will help scientists understand how rocky planets form and how potentially habitable environments evolve.
This edition of the Mars Report, set in the Mars Yard at NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Southern California, features Mars Sample Return Principal Scientist Mini Wadhwa. She explains the testing and preparations for the Mars Sample Return campaign, as well as the excitement that’s building for bringing those Mars samples to labs on Earth for the first time.
To visualize the complicated choreography involved in bringing Mars samples to Earth, watch Mars Sample Return: Bringing Mars Rock Samples Back to Earth
For more information on NASA's Mars Sample Return Campaign, visit mars.nasa.gov/msr.
Credits: NASA/JPL-Caltech/MSSS/JHU-APL; personal images: courtesy of M. Wadwha
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I can’t wait to see what all of those samples have to tell. Good luck to everyone one on the project.
Thank you for an awesome update!
This is exciting!!
Thanks for this video, it's amazing.
Can't wait!!!
🖤..... exited✨
Fantastic! 😎😎😎
Godspeed.
We’ll be looking for those Mars sample’s analyses :)
🎉🎉🎉 Hope for the best NASA Love from India ❤
Oneday i will contribute financially to your research. Mind blowing.
A Mars sample return mission? I'll hold my breath!
@thevinayak1866
9 ай бұрын
Do you think that little rocket will reach to mars orbiter.
@markschaef18
9 ай бұрын
Probably not in the next two decades.
Super
Contagion? What is being done to insure that we don't bring anything dangerous back here with the samples?
@hamzahkhan8952
9 ай бұрын
the capsule is going to be designed so that it wont break even if parachute fails
Good infarction ...
Go NASA ❤
Good Luck Nasa, This will be a great step for Humanity. I hope in my life time, I will see humans land on Mars.
I think fate of earth is like Mars...just water escaped in to space
@rustythecrown9317
9 ай бұрын
the water didn't just escape into space... Mars lost it's magnetic protection and the place was bombarded by solar wind and radiation for billions of years .
JPL 4K video awsome. BRAVO!!!!!!!!! now let light some rockets jejejejjee
NASA JPL Best PL.
We trust you NASA
Wow! Once possibly to be a warmer and wetter planet, so by then, earth might be a place super hotter.🤔 and organic life migrated to earth in certain way when Mars became colder…🤔 Just my imagination.😅😅😅
It's great you're are widening your mission objectives. Now that you know you can send anything you want to Mars in a Falcon Heavy. What would happen in 10 years 20 years ago, need to happen in 1-2 years now.
Hi
Mmmm
FIRST
*Mini wadhva* : Name sounds to be of an Indian origin one!
@anonymoussoul3343
9 ай бұрын
full name is "Meenakshi Wadhwa", and yeah she is Indian origin.
Why i think it will be a failed mission.
@TheStockwell
9 ай бұрын
Because you're a pessimistic, cynical hipster with little faith in science and humanity? That's one possibility. 🤔
@RevMikeBlack
9 ай бұрын
... but academic degrees will fly off the shelves and fortunes will be made. That's what it's all about.
@thevinayak1866
9 ай бұрын
@@RevMikeBlack yes i also want it successful. But somehow i think according to my thinking phase 2 of launching from mars surface it will be fail i don't have much knowledge of this rocket technologies but it is my gut feeling.
@rustythecrown9317
9 ай бұрын
@@thevinayak1866 then shush.
@thevinayak1866
9 ай бұрын
@@rustythecrown9317 😁
IM GONNA BECOME AN ASTRONAUT BELIVE IT MY NAME IS CHRISTIAN NEGRON 😼
@Skystudio42
9 ай бұрын
🦠
@CCCvr1192
9 ай бұрын
Hu
@mikejettusa
9 ай бұрын
Congratulations future astronaut 👏
@barbholt6225
9 ай бұрын
👾Skys the limit ,not when Astrobeings are concerned #AstronautSkysNotTheLimit🌍🌏🌎
@ponyote
9 ай бұрын
You got this. Stick your maths.
do men still work at nasa?
@cadennorris960
9 ай бұрын
Bot
@DeathlyTired
9 ай бұрын
Yes. NASA Leadership (*Men 14/19*) Administrator: Bill Nelson Associate Administrator: Robert D. Cabana Deputy Chief of Staff: Bale Dalton Associate Administrator for Space Security Interests: Thomas Cremins Director of Space Architectures: Dr. Kurt Vogel Chief Economist: Alexander MacDonald Agency Chief Technologist: A.C. Charania Communications Associate Administrator: Marc Etkind Chief Engineer: Joe Pellicciotti Chief Health and Medical Officer: Dr. James D. Polk Chief Program Management Officer: David Mitchell Chief, Safety and Mission Assurance: W. Russ DeLoach Chief Information Officer: Jeff Seaton Inspector General: Paul K. Martin NASA Mission Directorates (*Men 4/5*) Aeronautics Research Associate Administrator: Robert A. Pearce Exploration Systems Development Associate Administrator: James Free Space Operations Associate Administrator: Kenneth Bowersox Space Technology Associate Administrator: Dr. Prasun Desai (acting) Center Directorships (Men *10/18*) Ames Research Center Director: Eugene L. Tu Armstrong Flight Research Center Director: Bradley C. Flick Glenn Research Center Director: James A. Kenyon Langley Research Center Director: Clayton P. Turner Marshall Space Flight Center Director: Joseph Pelfrey (acting) Stennis Space Center Director: Richard J. Gilbrech Goddard Institute for Space Studies Director: Gavin A. Schmidt Katherine Johnson Independent Verification and Validation Facility Director: Wes Deadrick NASA Engineering and Safety Center Director: Timmy Wilson Wallops Flight Facility Director: David L. Pierce
@helgarichardson-thomsen8400
9 ай бұрын
65% of employees at NASA are men.
@TheStockwell
8 ай бұрын
Not if they're intimidated and afraid of competent women who are more qualified than they are. "In space, no one can hear you whimper and complain about how it's no longer 1904."
@cadennorris960
8 ай бұрын
@@TheStockwell Tons of men work at NASA, it is mostly men working there.
I don’t get the hype on Mars missions. It’s a dead inhospitable planet😐
@TheStockwell
8 ай бұрын
Well, if space exploration and the advancement of science doesn''t make sense to you, there's not much anyone can say to help you out. No offense intended.