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Recently I saw the Martian moon Phobos eclipse the Sun. Check it out: https://go.nasa.gov/2UfTWIx
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Did I do that? 🤓
This Mars rock was so soft, I didn't need to use percussion, making it the first sample obtained with drill rotation alone. This gif of "Aberlady" shows that it and surrounding rocks appear to have moved when the bit was retracted. https://go.nasa.gov/2VLvHi4
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How was your weekend? I hit the 19th hole on Mars. Cheers, everyone! https://go.nasa.gov/2PErj0J
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I can’t wait for the journey that started with one small step on the Moon to lead to boot prints on Mars.
Follow NASA and tune in to https://NASA.gov/live for special #Apollo50th programming July 19-20, including rebroadcasts of the landing and first moonwalk in real time.
It me.
HiRISE on the Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter snapped this pic of moi, rollin’ around the intriguing rocks of Gale Crater's clay-bearing unit. You can see my head on the left: https://go.nasa.gov/2LRPo62