Parachute For Mars Rover Mars Contains A Secret Message
Systems engineer Ian Clark used a binary code to spell out “Dare Mighty Things” in the orange and white strips of the 70-foot parachute.
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Systems engineer Ian Clark used a binary code to spell out “Dare Mighty Things” in the orange and white strips of the 70-foot parachute.
Updated Feb 24, 2021 | 11:40 IST The red and white pattern in concentric spelled out 'Dary Mighty Things', which happens to be the Perseverance team's motto Secret message in NASA's Mars rover ‘has been decoded  |  Photo Credit: Twitter The world watched on with bated breath as NASA took a giant leap towards the exploration of the red planet. The space agency on Monday released the first-of-its-kind audio and video recording from the Perseverence Rover that landed on Mars. The recording is of a faint crackling of a gust of wind that was captured by the rov...
It turns out that the red and white pattern of the parachute are concentric rings that spell out "Dare Mighty Things."
Eagle-eyed space enthusiasts spotted a hidden message in binary code within the pattern of the rover's parachute.
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