https://padlet.com/cwiles_stasko/6c5lhd7lyixdrcae Leave a note: Include your name under your teacher's name. List two facts you gathered and one question you have. en-us 2021-02-23 20:27:31 UTC 2021-02-25 00:35:31 UTC hello@padlet.com https://padlet.com/cwiles_stasko/6c5lhd7lyixdrcae/wish/1236321169 1. I learned that when Perseverance tried to land on Mars it was going 12,000 miles per hour.
2. I also learned that in less in 6 minutes and 50 seconds the target entry had to be 12 degrees and if it was any steeper it would burn up.

My question is I wonder how long it took them to land on Mars.]]> 2021-02-24 14:03:45 UTC https://padlet.com/cwiles_stasko/6c5lhd7lyixdrcae/wish/1236321169 https://padlet.com/cwiles_stasko/6c5lhd7lyixdrcae/wish/1236366994 I learned that NASA's rover tok a 293 mile trip to mars and I also learned that NASA scientists will be spending 2 months testing some isturments they made.
The question I have is: how long did it take NASA to make that Robot??]]> 2021-02-24 14:11:45 UTC https://padlet.com/cwiles_stasko/6c5lhd7lyixdrcae/wish/1236366994 https://padlet.com/cwiles_stasko/6c5lhd7lyixdrcae/wish/1236376359 I learned that The NASA Perseverance rover's 293 million mile journey to Mars ended successfully on February 18, 2021 and that when Perseverance tried to land on Mars it went 12,000 mph.

A question I have is what it is like on the moon.]]> 2021-02-24 14:13:27 UTC https://padlet.com/cwiles_stasko/6c5lhd7lyixdrcae/wish/1236376359 https://padlet.com/cwiles_stasko/6c5lhd7lyixdrcae/wish/1236400221 The NASA scientists will spend the next two months testing. It takes two whole years exploring! I question I have is how much does it weigh?? ]]> 2021-02-24 14:17:43 UTC https://padlet.com/cwiles_stasko/6c5lhd7lyixdrcae/wish/1236400221 https://padlet.com/cwiles_stasko/6c5lhd7lyixdrcae/wish/1236435574 I learned that Perseverance has 19 cameras attached to its robot self with microphones attached letting scientists hear what is going on for the first time. 
Another fact that I learned is how Perseverance has to change its speed to less than 5 mph in just six and a half minutes before landing. And that it will have a two year long mission!
Some questions that I have about Perseverance is, how many different parts and pieces are in its structure,  how many people did it take to build, and how many times did they try getting Perseverance to Mars?]]> 2021-02-24 14:23:53 UTC https://padlet.com/cwiles_stasko/6c5lhd7lyixdrcae/wish/1236435574 https://padlet.com/cwiles_stasko/6c5lhd7lyixdrcae/wish/1236440550 1. The rover will have a two year long mission to explore the crater.
2. Perseverance is the most sophisticated robot geologist ever made.
Some questions I have is how long until people can go on mars and how big is the crater also why is the camera on the robot in black and white.]]> 2021-02-24 14:24:45 UTC https://padlet.com/cwiles_stasko/6c5lhd7lyixdrcae/wish/1236440550 https://padlet.com/cwiles_stasko/6c5lhd7lyixdrcae/wish/1236446352 1. Its the US space agency's biggest and the most advanced explorer to date.
2. The NASA perseverance rover's 293 million mile, 472 million km journey to Mars ended successfully on February 18, 2021
3. It is extremely hard to land on mars. Because the Percy goes 12,000 mph. They call it the 7 mins of terer.
Question: 
1. How is there water on mars, how did it get there???
(It landed the day after my birthday:))

]]> 2021-02-24 14:25:46 UTC https://padlet.com/cwiles_stasko/6c5lhd7lyixdrcae/wish/1236446352 https://padlet.com/cwiles_stasko/6c5lhd7lyixdrcae/wish/1236446738 I learned that it was 293 million mile journey. It was feb, 18 2021 at 3:55 pm. Another fact is that they had a parachute to make it land safely. My question is how do people build these things it dosent make sense to me!]]> 2021-02-24 14:25:51 UTC https://padlet.com/cwiles_stasko/6c5lhd7lyixdrcae/wish/1236446738 https://padlet.com/cwiles_stasko/6c5lhd7lyixdrcae/wish/1236453580 One thing that I learned was that it was a 293 million mile journey and the second thing that I learned was that it was called the seven minutes of terror. One question I have is what do the distances they say mean, for example 3.3 meters per second?]]> 2021-02-24 14:26:59 UTC https://padlet.com/cwiles_stasko/6c5lhd7lyixdrcae/wish/1236453580 https://padlet.com/cwiles_stasko/6c5lhd7lyixdrcae/wish/1236473735 I learned that the final approach is often called "seven minutes of terror". Another thing I learned is Perseverance is going on a two year mission to explore Mars. Perseverances nickname is Percy. A question I have is how long did it take to reach Mars? Another question is how many people did it take to make Perseverance? Also, how many rovers have been sent to Mars? How many times did the people test the rover, and what were those tests?]]> 2021-02-24 14:30:25 UTC https://padlet.com/cwiles_stasko/6c5lhd7lyixdrcae/wish/1236473735 https://padlet.com/cwiles_stasko/6c5lhd7lyixdrcae/wish/1236500332 1 I can't really believe that a rover traveled 293 million miles.
2  The rover also traveled 12,000 mph which even 100 is fast.
My question is will it find aliens? ]]> 2021-02-24 14:35:01 UTC https://padlet.com/cwiles_stasko/6c5lhd7lyixdrcae/wish/1236500332 https://padlet.com/cwiles_stasko/6c5lhd7lyixdrcae/wish/1236516265 One thing that I learned is that the rover's angle entering the atmosphere had to be EXACTLY a 12 degrees angle to land safely. Another thing that I learned is that Perseverance has so many tools, cameras, and microphones.
My question is weather the rover will actually send back pieces of Mars for NASA to analyze. ]]> 2021-02-24 14:37:48 UTC https://padlet.com/cwiles_stasko/6c5lhd7lyixdrcae/wish/1236516265 https://padlet.com/cwiles_stasko/6c5lhd7lyixdrcae/wish/1236521697 I learned that Perseverance has 19 cameras so that the scientists can see what is going on.I also learned that the use a huge parachute to Perseverance down. My question is what is the difference in how they created Curiosity than how the created Perseverance.]]> 2021-02-24 14:38:44 UTC https://padlet.com/cwiles_stasko/6c5lhd7lyixdrcae/wish/1236521697 mjarsenault https://padlet.com/cwiles_stasko/6c5lhd7lyixdrcae/wish/1236559284 my question is how they can tell how far the journy to mars was.
1 fact- the scientists will spend the next 2 months testing persy's state of the art of scientific  instroments;.

2nd fact- after testing the rover they will begin its 2 year mission to explore the antient crater and lakebed delta.]]> 2021-02-24 14:44:59 UTC https://padlet.com/cwiles_stasko/6c5lhd7lyixdrcae/wish/1236559284 https://padlet.com/cwiles_stasko/6c5lhd7lyixdrcae/wish/1236562711 two things I learned is that it goes much faster that a bullet and they have to slow it down within 7 min another thing I learned is that the super sonic parachute they used is on of there best another thing I learned is they call it the 7 minutes of terror. a question I have is how do they plan on getting the samples back are they going to send a rover to pick them up then get back into aa ship?]]> 2021-02-24 14:45:34 UTC https://padlet.com/cwiles_stasko/6c5lhd7lyixdrcae/wish/1236562711 https://padlet.com/cwiles_stasko/6c5lhd7lyixdrcae/wish/1236568029 My question it how EXACTLY can they make something slow down from 12,000 Mph to 5 Mph in seven minutes, and here are two things I found interesting: 

1. The rover Perseverance will drop samples of the crust of mars and and in 2031 Nasa is planning on sending something to retrieve those samples.  

2. They used a SKYCRANE to lower Perseverance to the surface of Mars.]]> 2021-02-24 14:46:28 UTC https://padlet.com/cwiles_stasko/6c5lhd7lyixdrcae/wish/1236568029 https://padlet.com/cwiles_stasko/6c5lhd7lyixdrcae/wish/1236612958 They have more upgrades on it then curiosity. The data and samples will come back to Earth by 2031. I am wondering why it will take them that long to bring the robot back.]]> 2021-02-24 14:54:07 UTC https://padlet.com/cwiles_stasko/6c5lhd7lyixdrcae/wish/1236612958 https://padlet.com/cwiles_stasko/6c5lhd7lyixdrcae/wish/1236621177 1. The NASA Perseverance rover's 293 million mile journey to Mars ended successfully.
2.  The Red Planet's gravitational pull causes approaching spacecraft to accelerate to high speeds, while its thin atmosphere  just 1 percent that of Earth's.
3. He target entry angle also had to be a precise 12 degrees any steeper, and the spacecraft would burn up. 
My question is that how long is it going to stay there for?]]> 2021-02-24 14:55:32 UTC https://padlet.com/cwiles_stasko/6c5lhd7lyixdrcae/wish/1236621177 https://padlet.com/cwiles_stasko/6c5lhd7lyixdrcae/wish/1236641944 1. I learned that Mars is 293 million miles away.
2. I also learned the landing process is called the seven minutes of terror.
?. My question is how will the next rover get back from Mars.]]> 2021-02-24 14:59:18 UTC https://padlet.com/cwiles_stasko/6c5lhd7lyixdrcae/wish/1236641944 https://padlet.com/cwiles_stasko/6c5lhd7lyixdrcae/wish/1236681738 Facts
1. The Rover traveled 293 million miles (472 million km).
2. The Rover landed perfectly inside the Jezero Crater.
3. The Rover was nicknamed Percy.
Questions
1. why the name Percy?
2. why was the Jezero Crater the landing spot?]]> 2021-02-24 15:06:24 UTC https://padlet.com/cwiles_stasko/6c5lhd7lyixdrcae/wish/1236681738 https://padlet.com/cwiles_stasko/6c5lhd7lyixdrcae/wish/1236767148 1. The rover hit the atmosphere at 12,000 mph

2.  The rover is 7 feet tall.

A question that i have is how long did it take to get to mars from earth.]]> 2021-02-24 15:21:05 UTC https://padlet.com/cwiles_stasko/6c5lhd7lyixdrcae/wish/1236767148 https://padlet.com/cwiles_stasko/6c5lhd7lyixdrcae/wish/1236810392 1. a fact I learned was that it looks easy going to mars but its actually hard to do. 2. A Qution I have is what does Elight mean? ]]> 2021-02-24 15:28:32 UTC https://padlet.com/cwiles_stasko/6c5lhd7lyixdrcae/wish/1236810392 https://padlet.com/cwiles_stasko/6c5lhd7lyixdrcae/wish/1236822055 1: I learned that the rover was going into the atmosphere ar 12,000 miles per hour and they slowed it down enough to make a safe landing.
2.  The mission was a 293 million mile journey, and was accomplished in 7 months which is insane! ]]> 2021-02-24 15:30:42 UTC https://padlet.com/cwiles_stasko/6c5lhd7lyixdrcae/wish/1236822055 https://padlet.com/cwiles_stasko/6c5lhd7lyixdrcae/wish/1236853013 I learned that not all craters on mars could have had water in them
I also learned that percy had microphones on it

My question is why looking the crater and not around it because on the inside wouldn't this microorganism life drowned]]> 2021-02-24 15:36:16 UTC https://padlet.com/cwiles_stasko/6c5lhd7lyixdrcae/wish/1236853013 https://padlet.com/cwiles_stasko/6c5lhd7lyixdrcae/wish/1236868491 1. I learned that the perseverance rover took 293 mile journey from earth to mars and it took 7 months to get there and that's really cool
2.In only 7 minuets they have to reduce the speed of 12,000 MPH witch is CRAZY.
A question I have is how many parts are on the rover??]]> 2021-02-24 15:39:05 UTC https://padlet.com/cwiles_stasko/6c5lhd7lyixdrcae/wish/1236868491 https://padlet.com/cwiles_stasko/6c5lhd7lyixdrcae/wish/1236899183 1. learned that it was a 293 million mile journey.
2. I also learned that the rover's nickname was  Percy.
My question is will is stay up there for a long time? How long will it stay there for?

]]> 2021-02-24 15:44:40 UTC https://padlet.com/cwiles_stasko/6c5lhd7lyixdrcae/wish/1236899183 https://padlet.com/cwiles_stasko/6c5lhd7lyixdrcae/wish/1236928550 I learned that NASA sent out a rover on February 18th 2021. I also learned that the rover had to have a 12 persise degrees to land on Mars right or else it might bounce off the atmosphere, or burn up. Questions I have is that how long did it take them to build this rover? Also why is the rover going to stay on Mars for 2 years, why not 3 or 4, or even a month or so.]]> 2021-02-24 15:49:54 UTC https://padlet.com/cwiles_stasko/6c5lhd7lyixdrcae/wish/1236928550 https://padlet.com/cwiles_stasko/6c5lhd7lyixdrcae/wish/1236936939 1. I learned that the rover went 293 miles up to Mars and successfully made it.
2. I learned that the rovers nickname was Percy. 

 I wonder when NASA started making the rover?]]> 2021-02-24 15:51:26 UTC https://padlet.com/cwiles_stasko/6c5lhd7lyixdrcae/wish/1236936939 https://padlet.com/cwiles_stasko/6c5lhd7lyixdrcae/wish/1237479723 I learned that the rover will begin its two-year-long mission to explore the crater's lake bed and river delta (which scientists believe were once filled with water) cool right!
Another thing I learned was that they add two microphones in Percy so they can hear what it sounds like in mars. (I wonder if it is quite?) ]]> 2021-02-24 17:24:51 UTC https://padlet.com/cwiles_stasko/6c5lhd7lyixdrcae/wish/1237479723 hnmaticohen https://padlet.com/cwiles_stasko/6c5lhd7lyixdrcae/wish/1237492461 I learned that it was very hard to land on mars I also learned that the Rover's long trip to Mars ended great! something I wondered was how long will the Rover survive on mars? ]]> 2021-02-24 17:27:13 UTC https://padlet.com/cwiles_stasko/6c5lhd7lyixdrcae/wish/1237492461 https://padlet.com/cwiles_stasko/6c5lhd7lyixdrcae/wish/1237598965 The first thing I learned about the article Mission to Mars was that Mars is 293 million miles away from earth.
The second thing I learned was that  It’s extremely hard to land a rover on mars.]]> 2021-02-24 17:46:49 UTC https://padlet.com/cwiles_stasko/6c5lhd7lyixdrcae/wish/1237598965 https://padlet.com/cwiles_stasko/6c5lhd7lyixdrcae/wish/1238961118 1. The rover's name is Perseverance, but it's nickname is Percy.
2. The rover is going to be in Mars for two years.
Q. I wonder how long it took for the rover to get from Earth all the way to Mars?]]> 2021-02-25 00:18:37 UTC https://padlet.com/cwiles_stasko/6c5lhd7lyixdrcae/wish/1238961118