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    NASA JPL

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    Mars 2020 Mission Tech and Humans to Mars Briefing

    5 months ago 59 views

    Mars 2020 Mars Sample Return Briefing

    5 months ago 54 views

    Mars 2020 Mission Engineering/Science Briefing

    5 months ago 51 views

    Mars 2020 Prelaunch News Conference

    5 months ago 19 views

    Making a Mars Rover (live public talk)

    7 months ago 56 views

    NASA’s InSight “Hears” the Sound of Mars (news telecon + visals)

    2 years ago 6,344 views

    NASA Recaps InSight Mars Landing

    2 years ago 4,500 views

    Mission Control Live: NASA InSight Mars Landing

    2 years ago 22,964 views

    NASA Previews InSight Mars Landing

    2 years ago 7,825 views

    One Day from Mars Landing: InSight Team Q&A (NASA Social)

    2 years ago 340 views

    NASA Previews InSight Mars Landing

    2 years ago 419 views

    NASA is targeting 7:50 a.m. EDT (4:50 a.m. PDT) Thursday, July 30, for the launch of its Mars 2020 Perseverance rover on a United Launch Alliance Atlas V rocket from Space Launch Complex 41 at Cape Canaveral Air Force Station in Florida. The launch window is approximately two hours, with a launch opportunity every five minutes.

    Questions may be asked via social media with the hashtag #CountdownToMars.

    Full mission coverage is as follows:

    Monday, July 27

    • 1 p.m. EDT (10 a.m. PDT) - Mars 2020 Prelaunch News Conference. Participants include:

      • NASA Administrator Jim Bridenstine

      • Thomas Zurbuchen, associate administrator, NASA's Science Mission Directorate

      • Omar Baez, launch director, NASA's Launch Services Program

      • Matt Wallace, deputy project manager, JPL

      • Tory Bruno, CEO, United Launch Alliance

      • Jessica Williams, launch weather officer, 45th Space Force

    • 3 p.m. EDT (noon PDT) - Mars 2020 Mission Engineering/Science Briefing. Participants include:

      • Lori Glaze, NASA Planetary Science Division director

      • Jennifer Trosper, deputy project manager, JPL

      • Farah Alibay, mobility engineer, JPL

      • Ken Farley, project scientist, Caltech

      • Tanja Bosak, science team member, Massachusetts Institute of Technology

    Tuesday, July 28

    • 2 p.m. EDT (11 a.m. PDT) - Mars 2020 Mars Sample Return Briefing. Participants include:

      • Thomas Zurbuchen, associate administrator, NASA's Science Mission Directorate

      • David Parker, director of human and robotic exploration, ESA (European Space Agency)

      • Jeff Gramling, NASA Mars Sample Return Program director

      • Julie Townsend, sampling and caching operations lead, JPL

      • Chris Herd, returned sample science participating scientist, University of Alberta

      • Lisa Pratt, NASA planetary protection officer

    • 4 p.m. EDT (1 p.m. PDT) - Mars 2020 Mission Tech and Humans to Mars Briefing. Participants include:

      • Jeff Sheehy, chief engineer, NASA's Space Technology Mission Directorate

      • Jim Watzin, NASA Mars Exploration Program director

      • Michael Hecht, MOXIE principal investigator, Massachusetts Institute of Technology

      • MiMi Aung, Ingenuity Mars Helicopter project manager, JPL

      • Amy Ross, lead spacesuit engineer NASA's Johnson Space Center

      • Michelle Rucker, Mars Integration Group lead, NASA's Johnson Space Center

    Wednesday, July 29

    • Noon EDT (9 a.m. PDT) - Administrator Briefing. Participants include:

      • NASA Administrator Jim Bridenstine

      • NASA Deputy Administrator Jim Morhard

      • Kennedy Center Director Bob Cabana

      • NASA astronaut Zena Cardman

    • 3:30 p.m. ET (12:30 p.m. PT) – NASA Social Q&A Live from the Jet Propulsion Laboratory

      • Jessica Clarke, Mars 2020 fault protection engineer, JPL

      • Christina Hernandez, Mars 2020 systems engineer, JPL

      • Joby Razzell Hollis, astrobiologist and SHERLOC post-doctoral scholar, JPL

    Thursday, July 30

    • 7 a.m. EDT (4 a.m. PDT) - NASA TV live launch coverage begins

    • 11:30 a.m. EDT (8:30 a.m. PDT) - Postlaunch News Conference

    For more about the mission, visit https://mars.nasa.gov/mars2020

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