Congratulations!

[Palantir]

Congratulations to the USA and NASA for the inspiring and successful Mars landing of Curiosity.

 

Awesome! Awesome! Awesome!

[Bill W]

It will be very interesting to see what new information this laboratory on wheels will discover. Will it shed new light on the past or give us new insights into our future? Can't wait to find out.

[Ashi]

Very cool. I hope they'll use the information well! Great job.

[Toast]

I was quite caught up in this. Congrats for sure.

[Cyhort]

It's nice to see NASA hasn't totally been killed off. Here's hoping we ge another moon trip or even a manned misson to Mars in my lifetime b^_^

[Ashi]

http://news.yahoo.com/blogs/trending-now/mohawk-guy-becomes-star-nasa-mars-landing-173507110.html

 

LOL!!! Not everyone watching the mission is curious about the life on Mars.

[W_L]

The martian are coming ! Protect the b-movie actresses

 

Can't wait to see what they discover especially on the formation of martian waterbed.

[rustle]

http://news.yahoo.co...-173507110.html

 

LOL!!! Not everyone watching the mission is curious about the life on Mars.

 

For somebody totally not my type, damn, he's cute.

 

Did you see the very first photo they got back?

 

[TommyZ]

So NASA makes this mulit-million dollar machine that has to slow down from 13,000 mph to 0mph in 7 minutes, ignite the engines at the right time, lowers the SUV sized rover ... and hopefully it still works ... How did they every convince the guys with the money to do this??? That is an amazine part of the story

[Daddydavek]

The amazing part is that the US military spends more on AC for troops in the Mideast than NASA's entire budget.

[paya]

[Zombie]

http://news.yahoo.co...-173507110.html

LOL!!! Not everyone watching the mission is curious about the life on Mars.

 

Video won't play in UK

But found this hot pic of Mohawk Guy

 

 

Edit to add: ooops nearly forgot, well done NASA - great job!

Edited August 8, 2012 by Zombie

[Ashi]

Edit to add: ooops nearly forgot, well done NASA - great job!

 

Now go print that photo in poster size and hang it behind your bedroom door and write it in marker, "Well Done NASA!!!" LOL!

[Andrea]

First full-resolution panoramic image has come back from Curiosity. The black spots are because all the tiles haven't been sent

 

http://www.nasa.gov/images/content/676004main_pia16051-fullportal_full.jpg

 

Image/info from Bad Astronomer.

[thephoenix]

hmm...very interesting. I wish Curiosity success...maybe in 50 years, we can have an outpost on Mars!