Mars livestream by ESA spacecraft interrupted by rain on Earth
It took nearly 17 minutes for each picture to reach Earth, nearly 200 million miles away.
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First-of-its-kind Mars livestream by ESA spacecraft interrupted at times by rain on Earth
Rare near-real-time video was sent to mark the 20th anniversary of the European Space Agencys Mars Express orbiter, which launched in 2003
British Columbia New York United States Simon Wood Marcia Dunn Howard Hughes Medical Institute Science
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For the first time, you can see Mars as it is right now
Mars could be the next big internet influencer as the European Space Agency livestreams images of the planet on YouTube for an hour.
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For the first time, you can see Mars as it is right now
Mars could be the next big internet influencer as the European Space Agency livestreams images of the planet on YouTube for an hour.
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Here is the first livestream from Mars — a rare, almost real-time look into space
On Friday afternoon, spectators had a chance to see the most current images of Mars possible — which take 3 to 22 minutes to reach Earth — courtesy of the European Space Agency.
Echus Chasma Juliana Kimjun James Godfrey European Space Agency On European Space Agency Mars Express
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Mars livestream by ESA spacecraft interrupted by rain on Earth
It took nearly 17 minutes for each picture to reach Earth, nearly 200 million miles away.
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Mars livestream by ESA spacecraft interrupted by rain on Earth
It took nearly 17 minutes for each picture to reach Earth, nearly 200 million miles away.
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Mars livestream by ESA spacecraft interrupted by rain on Earth
It took nearly 17 minutes for each picture to reach Earth, nearly 200 million miles away.
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For the first time, you can see Mars as it is right now
Mars could be the next big internet influencer as the European Space Agency livestreams images of the planet on YouTube for an hour.
Source: wmtw.com
Mars livestream by ESA spacecraft interrupted by rain on Earth
It took nearly 17 minutes for each picture to reach Earth, nearly 200 million miles away.
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