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When is a zero not a zero? Eye candy is good for the eyes. Don’t let anyone tell you different.
When is a zero not a zero? Eye candy is good for the eyes. Don’t let anyone tell you different.
When is a zero not a zero? Eye candy is good for the eyes. Don’t let anyone tell you different.
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90 days? Ha! How about 15 years!
March 1, 2019
Jim Reeves commentary, geek JPL, Mars, NASA, Opportunity Rover Leave a comment
NASA and JPL have closed the books on the Mars Opportunity rover. Designed for a 90 day mission, the little explorer-that-could made it almost 15 years. The last transmission from the rover has been translated into something a bit anthropomorphic and pensive, and variations on the above image have become Internet memes. Someday someone will find it sitting forlornly in a pile of Martian dust, and at that point we’ll have to decide whether to bring it back to be displayed in the Smithsonian, or to create a permanent historical park on Mars.
Good job, Opportunity (you, too, Spirit and Sojourner). Rest easy, we’ll find you someday.
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