Curiosity’s Landing – Seven Years in Seven Minutes


Filed Under: JPL • Mars • NASA • Space • Video

Spaceship engineer Mark Rober spent 7 years working at JPL (Jet Propulsion Laboratory) on the Curiosity Mars Rover which recently landed on the “red planet.” This video shows how much the successful mission meant to all those that spent countless hours making it all happen.



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