NASA's robotic mission to Mars - Perseverance

[Mark]

Who’s following the current US robotic mission to Mars - Perseverance – which is scheduled to land on February 18, 2021?

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[Mike]

I'm focused on it. I track every update NASA posts on the mission.

[[deleted user]]

I am sorry, but I have given up on NASA. They cannot run a major project. Their launch system is years behind schedule and billions over budget. The James Webb telescope is the same. I will get to the L2 point before that telescope will. All their major successes have been by others doing the work for them. Except as a R&D agency like DARPA, I would disband them.

[Mark]

Mike wrote: "I'm focused on it. I track every update NASA posts on the mission."
Fingers crossed, upon the return of Perseverance they won't have any hitch hikers (doodlebugs) on board. LOL

[[deleted user]]

I would not bet the farm on it.