Curiosity NASA’s Greatest Mission Ever
Monday 6 August is a historic day for NASA as on this day it has reached
a milestone in space research by sending Curiosity on the surface of Mars. 400 scientists
working day and night has made it possible. After covering 570million km in
8months with a speed of 13000km/h this Giant Robot weighing 1ton reached the
Red Planet Mars. It will stay there for 2years and it will not only search the
big Gale but also it will try to find possibility of life on Mars. It entered
in the atmosphere of Mars with a dangerous speed of 21km/hr and after 7 minutes
of deadly wait it successfully landed on the surface. It has a cost of 2.5b or
so. It landed early in the morning Monday at 5:30 according to Greenwich in a
deep trench near equator. President Obama and Charles Bolden declared it a Big
Day in the history of technology. It is hoped that it will be a useful turn for
the betterment of the whole mankind. Keep reading Talat’s Blog.
Monday 6 August is a historic day for NASA as on this day it has reached
a milestone in space research by sending Curiosity on the surface of Mars. 400 scientists
working day and night has made it possible. After covering 570million km in
8months with a speed of 13000km/h this Giant Robot weighing 1ton reached the
Red Planet Mars. It will stay there for 2years and it will not only search the
big Gale but also it will try to find possibility of life on Mars. It entered
in the atmosphere of Mars with a dangerous speed of 21km/hr and after 7 minutes
of deadly wait it successfully landed on the surface. It has a cost of 2.5b or
so. It landed early in the morning Monday at 5:30 according to Greenwich in a
deep trench near equator. President Obama and Charles Bolden declared it a Big
Day in the history of technology. It is hoped that it will be a useful turn for
the betterment of the whole mankind. Keep reading Talat’s Blog.
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