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January 2004. Two robotic explorers land on Mars, three weeks apart. Together, they prove liquid water once flowed there. Our Spirit and Opportunity rovers rewrote science textbooks. Look back at the 20th anniversary of their touchdown on the Red Planet:

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Suzannevor 2 Jahren

Not going to lie, Good Night Oppy had me a bit teary-eyed. 😢. An incredible operation and team! Thank you Spirit and Opportunity!

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Ramblin’ Rob GoodWill Waitforit Goldenvor 2 Jahren

If this kind of stuff doesn’t make you wanna be a cosmonaut/astronaut then I don’t know what to tell you?! Explore the Final Frontier as we know it… get your communicator badges ready! Star Trek here we come…

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NASAvor 2 Jahren

We're glad you're as excited as we are! If you haven't yet, you might want to check out our documentary about the Opportunity and Spirit landings, available on NASA+:

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John J. Trotta IVvor 2 Jahren

20 years ago.

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McNyalevor 2 Jahren

This never happened lol

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Idevor 2 Jahren

This is only the beginning

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Scientists suspected Mars had long ago been radically different than the freezing desert it is today: Orbital images had shown what looked like networks of water-carved channels. But before Spirit and Opportunity, there was no proof that liquid water had formed those features.

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Fake everything 😂

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Sheri 🚀vor 2 Jahren

So many of us were unable to breath during some of those moments! Good times! 👍😮👍

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