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Mabsz martian atmosphere and had slow down from 12,000 miles an hour to a snails space so it wouldnt bullet into the surface of mars and explode on impact. it worked, all while enduring temperatures of more than 2,300 degrees fahrenheit, the kwilt of traveling through molten lava. and nasa scientists figured out a way to make all of this happen. they freaking did it. >> touchdown confirmed, safely on the surface of mars, ready to begin seeking the sands of life. >> now that perseverance has

Hour to a snails space so it wouldnt bullet into mars. it worked, all while endurings temperatures the equivalent of malten lava. and nasa scientists figured out a way to make all of this happen. they freaking did it. >> touchdown confirmed, safely on the surface of mars, ready to begin seeking the sands of life. >> now that perseverance has landed safely in its new home. it going to search for evidence of ancient life on mars. it going to collect samples that will eventually be returned to eart...

To make this work, nasa scientists had to send the perseverance, a martian rover basically the size of a mazda miyata, they had to send it 300 million miles through space. that was the easy part. a spacecraft carrying the rover was going about 12,000 miles an hour when it got to the martian atmosphere. then, in the span of just a few minutes, perfectly timed, it had to slow down from 12,000 miles an hour to a snails pace so it wouldnt bullet into the surface of mars and explode on impact. it wor...

Together. jillian: later today all eyes on the perseverance capsule as it attempts to land on the surface of mars, the 2200 ton rover traveling to mars after launching last july, the 7 minutes of terror as they call it, the final entry into the mars atmosphere will happen 3:48 eastern time. you can celebrate with a mars donut from krispy kreme, the donut looks like mars, filled with chocolate icing, has a red swirl on it, a chocolate cookie crumble on top. >> right down the street before the sno...

Hard at work on the red planet. the perseverance touched down two hours ago and the third space craft from earth to visit mars in just over a week. phil keating reports tonight from miami. >> touchdown confirmed! perseverance is on the surface of mars. >> interplanetary exodus. perseverance has successfully landed intact. these are the first low resolution images to prove it. >> one off of the top. >> it came after what nasa dubbed seven minutes of terror. the time taken for the rover to penetra...

This committee ocasio-cortez. only half of them have done this and these are the lawmakers trying to change or reregulate the way wall street and main street interact. i think thats a fascinating thing. you have to urge caution. they can overregulate in some instances and change the free market. >> dana: see if the government will help. >> they say theyre out for the little guy. we want the individual investors to play in the market as well but it can be risky. >> bill: we were going to talk abo...

Xeljanz can lower your ability to fight infections. before and during treatment, your doctor should check for infections, like tb and do blood tests. tell your doctor if youve had hepatitis b or c, have flu-like symptoms, or are prone to infections. serious, sometimes fatal infections, cancers including lymphoma, and blood clots have happened. taking a higher than recommended dose of xeljanz for ra may increase risk of death. tears in the stomach or intestines and serious allergic reactions have...

Million-Year-Old DNA Rewrites the Mammoth Family Tree Genomic data — the oldest ever recovered from a fossil — reveals the origin and evolution of the Columbian mammoth. Love Dalen, left, a paleogeneticist at the Centre for Palaeogenetics in Stockholm, and Patricia Pecnerova, an evolutionary biologist at the University of Copenhagen, with a mammoth tusk on Wrangel Island, near Siberia.Credit...Gleb Danilov By Katherine Kornei Feb. 17, 2021 Imagine an elephant, but significantly taller and h...

On the same talk to her along their male counterparts. we are raising together. there is no separation at all. theres not a female race and a male race was that were doing a quick drive change and then the overall result will be the male and female lap combined. theres no individual results of the male and female. there is no pr stunt of having a girl in team. females have been chosen because they are vastly, they prove their place on the team. i think its really powerful and its a great message...

Author: Jen Purdie (MENAFN - The Conversation) As fossil fuels are phased out over the coming decades, the Climate Change Commission (CCC) suggests electricity will take up much of the slack, powering our vehicle fleet and replacing coal and gas in industrial processes. But can the electricity system really provide for this increased load where and when it is needed? The answer is yes, with some caveats. Our research examines climate change impacts...