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Media outreach by NASA for their missions

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English: Media outreach by NASA for their missions

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Image of the Perseverance rover 'You've Got Perseverance!' Honors Students › Teachers, educators, and community members: nominate students who have shown perseverance by overcoming academic obstacles. Awardees receive recognition by NASA's Perseverance rover team, including a personal message from the rover on Mars.


Image of the Perseverance rover Roving with Perseverance Exhibit › Perseverance is roving on Mars, but you may meet its twin here on Earth! Displays including full-scale models of Perseverance and the Ingenuity Mars helicopter will be on exhibit in museums across the country. Schedule and Details ›

Send Your Name to Mars Send Your Name to Mars Again › If you sent your name on the Mars 2020 rover, find your boarding pass here! Missed your chance to fly with Perseverance? Sign up to send your name with a future Mars mission.

Explore With Perseverance Explore With Perseverance › Explore some of the sites the Mars Perseverance rover has studied up close. View images taken by the rover and learn about key points of interest.


Artist's concept of the Perseverance Rover Raw Images › See the latest images the Perseverance rover sends back here. Vote for your favorite to become "Image of the Week."


Sounds of Mars Sounds of Mars › Grab your headset, turn up the volume and listen for the subtle differences between the sounds on Earth versus how they would sound on the Red Planet. You can even record your own greeting and hear how you'd sound on Mars.


Mars Lessons Learn More With Mars Lessons › Access Mars lessons and activities on NASA JPL's Education website.


Mars Activities Try Out Mars Activities for Students › Launch rockets, build robots, explore your world and beyond! Our projects, toolkit and contests will take you into space without ever leaving Earth.


Ask NASA Mars Ask NASA Mars › Ask a question about Mars, and get info all about the Red Planet, and how we explore it with rovers, orbiters and landers and someday, astronauts.


Mars Rover Driving Game Test Drive A Mars Rover Driving Game ›

Always wanted to cruise around on the surface of another planet? Well, you’re in luck! In Explore Mars, you will be 'driving' a rover on Mars and collecting information about Martian rocks.
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Source https://mars.nasa.gov/mars2020/participate/
Author NASA Mars/JPL-Caltech

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