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Aerospace Tech: Rocket leads Twitter mentions in Q3 2020 - Vimarsana News

Aerospace Tech: Rocket leads Twitter mentions in Q3 2020

Rocket leads as Aerospace Technology lists the top five terms tweeted on aerospace tech in Q3 2020, based on GlobalData’s Influencer Platform.

Mars Mission Manager Breaks Barriers – NBC Los Angeles - Vimarsana News

Mars Mission Manager Breaks Barriers – NBC Los Angeles

NASA engineer Jessica Samuels is the Mars mission manager leading the Mars 2020 Perseverance rover and is inspiring other women in STEM.

Scientists have confirmed the speed of sound on Mars - Vimarsana News

Scientists have confirmed the speed of sound on Mars

The Perseverance rover carries two microphones that directly record the sounds of Mars.

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NASA Conducts Successful Cruise Stage Testing Of Mars Rover Perseverance - Vimarsana News

NASA Conducts Successful Cruise Stage Testing Of Mars Rover Perseverance

NASA’s Mars rover 'Perseverance' has received a significant boost following the completion of important testing at the agency’s Kennedy Space Center in Florida. According to NASA, activities to measure mass properties of the Cruise Stage vehicle were performed successfully. Moreover, NASA’s Mars Helicopter, which will be attached to Perseverance, was tested successfully.

Over 1 Crore Names Now Aboard NASA's Perseverance Mars Rover - Vimarsana News

Over 1 Crore Names Now Aboard NASA's Perseverance Mars Rover

NASA’s Mars rover 'Perseverance' is all set to take the names of more than 1 crore people to the Red Planet. NASA's "Send Your Name to Mars" campaign had invited people across the world to submit their names to ride aboard the agency's next rover to the Red Planet. Well, as many as 10,932,295 people have sent their names to NASA.