Roving Mars Page #5
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52:22,902 -- 00:52:28,534to go up and over a rock independently
while the rover itself hardly tilts at all,
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52:33,446 -- 00:52:36,938OK, come on in, guys,
Now, stay clear, Watch it, watch it,
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52:37,016 -- 00:52:40,782Stay clear of this, 'cause it's gonna move,
Watch the wheelsi,,,/i
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52:40,853 -- 00:52:43,014i( Squyres)/i lt goes way beyond
this single mission,
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52:43,089 -- 00:52:45,751The eventual goal
is to send humans to Mars,
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52:45,825 -- 00:52:49,522but the first person to walk on Mars
is not an astronaut today,
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52:49,595 -- 00:52:53,031lt's someone in high school
or in elementary school,
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52:53,099 -- 00:52:56,296i( man)/i So it's turning in place,
then, when it gets lined up just right,
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52:56,369 -- 00:52:58,394we're gonna drive it backwards,
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53:04,644 -- 00:53:07,909i( Squyres)/i We've invested so much work,
so many years,
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53:07,980 -- 00:53:12,349so much of our hopes
and our dreams into these rovers,
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53:12,418 -- 00:53:15,353And then when you think
about where they're going,
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53:15,421 -- 00:53:19,221the ride they're gonna get on that rocket,
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53:19,292 -- 00:53:21,590what it's like when that parachute
goes out at mach 2,
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53:21,661 -- 00:53:25,324going through the Martian atmosphere,
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53:32,405 -- 00:53:34,270You're standing next to this little robot
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53:34,340 -- 00:53:39,573and you realize it's gonna spend eternity
on the surface of another world,
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53:39,645 -- 00:53:42,637lt's going to another planet, for real,
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53:46,786 -- 00:53:48,777And once they're gone, that's it,
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53:48,855 -- 00:53:53,292After the rovers launch, we're never gonna
see them again with our own eyes,
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53:53,359 -- 00:53:57,921We've done everything we can to prepare
them for the dangers they'll have to face,
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53:57,997 -- 00:54:01,364but it's gonna be very hard
to say goodbye,
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54:03,403 -- 00:54:05,394i(wind machine)/i
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55:20,680 -- 00:55:26,141''Spirit'' will be launched first,
then ''Opportunity'' three weeks later,
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55:26,219 -- 00:55:28,244Mars and Earth are both orbiting the sun,
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55:28,321 -- 00:55:32,018so they're always moving
relative to each other,
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55:32,091 -- 00:55:34,150Every 26 months,
there's a brief interval
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55:34,227 -- 00:55:37,196when the planets are lined up just right,
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55:37,263 -- 00:55:42,428At that time, and only at that time,
we have enough rocket fuel to make it,
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55:42,502 -- 00:55:44,970So this is our one shot,
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