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Hes checking his shirt, checking the car. It is it inside . To make sure its not coming from inside someone inside shuts the door, gets somebody else to react. Shut the door. Okay, do you hear it ringing . There it is. We can hear it. They can hear it. Everyone can hear it. Theres only so many places it can be. Before you know it, people are suggesting you have to take your pands off. Hes like hold your horses. Im dying to see where this phone is. At this point he is now straight up losing his m...

Thought it would be, clipped under a dollar here. Twitter flying at its lowest levels since the company went public back on november 7th. And the other social media stocks are getting colored by the same red today. Lets go to nicole we lead d. C. On the floor of the New York Stock Exchange. Is this driven by some type of news or just, wait a minute, were not profitable . Reporter it traded as low as 38. 80 today, and this is on the heels of a bare ops article over the weekend that talked about s...

NASAs Perseverance rover is busy exploring the Red Planet and hunting for signs of ancient life.

NASAs Perseverance Mars rover is scouting for landing sites that could be used by spacecraft that will fly the rovers many Martian samples back to Earth.

Anderson Cooper reports on the nerve-wracking Mars landing of the rover Perseverance, the painstaking process of launching the tiny helicopter Ingenuity, and the extraordinary images the two have already sent back to Earth.

The staggering science and jaw-dropping feats of humanity at mission control for Mars make the particle physicist more excited than ever. Will they find signs of life?

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Anderson Cooper reports on the nerve-wracking Mars landing of the rover Perseverance, the painstaking process of launching the tiny helicopter Ingenuity, and the extraordinary images the two have already sent back to Earth.

Taking the first spin Two weeks after it landed on the planet, the rover took a short drive on the floor of the massive crater putting a total of 6.5 meters on its odometer during a half-hour test spin on Mars. The rover rolled 4 meters forward, turned about 150 degrees to its left and then drove backwards another 2.5 meters. “It went incredibly well,” Anais Zarifian, a JPL mobility test engineer for Perseverance, said during a teleconference briefing with reporters. Capturing first audio f...