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Mars Rover

            
             NASA Rover Rolls Off Lander And Onto Mars.
             What are scientists so excited about? Why is this attempt to land on Mars different from the previous attempts? I have answered these questions based on this article and the video that Mr. Franco displayed on the screen during one of the ninth (9th) period sessions. Scientists are excited about the discovery because they know that there was the existence of water from the fact that ice was located on the surface of Mars. Not only that. But scientists have long decided to start an experiment on Mars to see if there was life on Mars. One who hears that there is the presence of ice or water might think that there should be the presence of life, but scientists have believed there id a chance that there were no living organisms on Mars. .
             This experiment is different from that of the previous attempt because in this attempt, the scientists succeeded in their goal. Not only this, but also because the scientists decided to enlarge the robot and had added various additions. The scientists at NASA included a camera and this is only one among the rest. .
             When scientists learned that the mission had been accomplished at about 5 am (eastern time), the JPL director Charles Elachi said, "Mars is now our sandbox, and we are ready to play and learn." I think that this statement summarizes the reason for the exploration on Mars: the researchers want to research Mars.
            


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