240 days, 106 surveys, 58 tasks, through illness, injuries, time differences, and many early mornings- mission accomplished! Last month our Northwestern student comprised Martian Analysis Groups worked with NASA to successfully complete the SIRIUS-21 space analog mission!
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Today is Mission Day 154, and we are over halfway through the 240-day SIRIUS Mission! Our two Martian Analysis Groups (MAG) of Northwestern students have been working hard with the NEK Crew over in Russia. By the end of this week, all teams will have completed nearly 40 tasks!
LIVE: #CountdownToMars
Watch live coverage of @NASAPersevere's landing. The rover will search for signs of ancient microbial life on Mars: https://t.co/uEqNm9wHww https://t.co/uEqNm9wHww
Come along and ride on a fantastic voyage!
Our #Mars2020 Rover is gearing up for its seven-month journey to the Red Planet and you can send your name along for the ride. Get your boarding pass: https://t.co/mX7bZ5Ev6g
Today we are designing some new swag for the lab! We are so excited to rep our lab on campus. Sweatshirts or quarter zips? What do you think? #swag#representATLAS
What does today's black hole image news mean? Our @ChandraXRay Observatory team puts it into perspective and shares just what a difficult feat it was for @NSF and @EHTelescope to obtain the new black hole image. Read more about #EHTBlackHole: https://t.co/s9xoxt8l3S
We are just 3 days away from the first test flight of NASA's @Commercial_Crew Program! The @SpaceX Crew Dragon will launch Saturday at 2:49am ET. This is a huge milestone in launching people from the U.S. for the first time since 2011. Learn more: https://t.co/rRgx6EU49k
https://t.co/f7BihVMy5q Our lab has been working with NASA on Project Red to research teams to help with the Mars 2030s expedition. Read about it in @thedailynu. Thank you for the feature! #NASA#communication