7 Minutes of Terror: Live coverage of the Phoenix Lander
Posted on: May 24, 2008
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This Sunday, May 25th at 5:30pm CDT (6:30pm EDT, 3:30pm PDT) we will be covering 7 minutes of terror during the decent of the Phoenix Lander to Mars.
After a 10 month journey Phoenix is ready to land, and with over a 10 minute delay in communications Phoenix will have landed before we even know if the decent has started! Watch the nail biting action as we try and stop a 12,500MPH rover in under 7 minutes!
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I came up with the airbag/tether landings for Mars Rovers April 1987.I hope you use airbags as much as possible for landings and send more rovers.Landers are less interesting in my opinion.But,I’m biased because I designed the initial Mars rovers designs 1987.Viking missions discoverd life on Mars 1976.Dr. Levin deserves credit for opening up the new world of this century 32 years ago. Jerry Lehane III ghostwriter