| Pretty cool. on 20:01 - Feb 22 with 522 views | Swansea_Blue |
That's amazing. I listened to the landing, so to now see the pictures matching the commentary is fantastic.
It's such an incredible landscape (said as a formerly trained geologist/geomorphologist). Wonderful to see it in such detail, but a little sad that we're already leaving a footprint and a few bits of junk there (albeit tiny). |  |
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| Pretty cool. on 20:58 - Feb 22 with 468 views | catch74 |
| Pretty cool. on 20:01 - Feb 22 by Swansea_Blue |
That's amazing. I listened to the landing, so to now see the pictures matching the commentary is fantastic.
It's such an incredible landscape (said as a formerly trained geologist/geomorphologist). Wonderful to see it in such detail, but a little sad that we're already leaving a footprint and a few bits of junk there (albeit tiny). |
Ooh a geomorphologist! You’re definitely qualified to comment.
Here’s the detritus too. To be fair, must be a prod moment for the various boss who helped make it happen.
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| Pretty cool. on 08:49 - Feb 23 with 403 views | Swansea_Blue |
| Pretty cool. on 20:58 - Feb 22 by catch74 |
Ooh a geomorphologist! You’re definitely qualified to comment.
Here’s the detritus too. To be fair, must be a prod moment for the various boss who helped make it happen.
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I hope all that junk is biodegradable  | |
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| Pretty cool. on 09:04 - Feb 23 with 388 views | SonOfSpock |
This should be the kind of stuff we should be trying to inspire youngsters with when they get back to school and interested in STEM subjects.
Was glued to watching the initial steam of the landing and the latest video and images have been amazing.
Wish I could go back and retrain in Physics or similar, alas. |  | | |
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