Nasa Eonet Events API

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NASA Retweeted · NASA Internships @NASAInterns

Today is #IntroduceAGirlToEngineeringDay and this is what an engineer looks like 😎:

✅ @NASASTEM leader
✅ @NASAPersevere flight director
✅ @NASA intern

...and much more! Start your journey today by visiting #NASASTEM and @NASAJPL_Edu for student opportunities! 🌎 https://t.co/ZJM2ANlI0F

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"It truly is the only software of its kind on this planet. It's specifically customized for visualizing imaging." - Elsa Jensen, Mastcam-Z uplink lead, answers a question about the homegrown software used for images taken by @NASAPersevere. https://t.co/9bgnSMriQd

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@Ahmed_7amada83 Perseverance's prime mission is one Mars year (two Earth years), but as long as she stays healthy and operating well, we hope Perseverance would be able to continue doing science during an extended mission!

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@XplosivJoseph @NASAPersevere Read more about the landing site here: https://t.co/ZlgnsBiUwT.

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@XplosivJoseph @NASAPersevere Scientists believe the area was once flooded with water and was home to an ancient river delta. They see evidence that water carried clay minerals from the surrounding area into the crater lake. Microbial life could have lived in Jezero during one or more of these wet times!

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"More is coming. Remember, this is our lowest-resolution panorama. We will get three times this resolution, and we're starting to get three times this resolution on selected targets in the field." - @ASU's Jim Bell on future images coming from @NASAPersevere's Mastcam-Z. https://t.co/ItC4AhAc3B

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