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I spend a lot of time looking down, but it pays to look up sometimes! These carbon dioxide ice clouds appear seasonally and offer clues about the Red Planet’s atmosphere and climate.

I spend a lot of time looking down, but it pays to look up sometimes! These carbon dioxide ice clouds appear seasonally and offer clues about the Red Planet’s atmosphere and climate.

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What's that about sticking the landing? 🥇 12 years ago, my landing on the Red Planet required 76 pyrotechnic devices and had zero margin for error – and my team absolutely nailed it. Do you remember the drama of those "7 Minutes of Terror"?
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What's that about sticking the landing? 🥇 12 years ago, my landing on the Red Planet required 76 pyrotechnic devices and had zero margin for error – and my team absolutely nailed it. Do you remember the drama of those "7 Minutes of Terror"?

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The Martian night sky isn't quite what you may have seen online. If you were sitting on Mars on a clear night, you could see thousands of stars — but my cameras were built to study the Martian surface, not to stargaze. My team's deputy project scientist explains:
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The Martian night sky isn't quite what you may have seen online. If you were sitting on Mars on a clear night, you could see thousands of stars — but my cameras were built to study the Martian surface, not to stargaze. My team's deputy project scientist explains:

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