[dr_lew]

I think it’s pointing the way, although of course it’s doing so by assiduously following the already established advances in computation and control. It all feeds back on itself. The presumed ( by me ) improvements in materials and physical design are dependent on computation, but the outstanding feature of this success, it seems to me, is the precision control of the sequence of actions and the regulation by feedback of the rockets. What we saw was the emergence of robotics as a revolutionary mode of operation.

[garjog]

First color photo:

[garjog]

Before and after dust clear:

[garjog]

Curiosity Spotted on Parachute by Orbiter

[neverdem]

Mars Rover Already Doing Science

Russian Booster Rocket Fails to Deliver Satellites

Turning White Fat Into Energy-Burning Brown Fat: Hope for New Obesity and Diabetes Treatments

Researchers Invent New Tool to Study Single Biological Molecules

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[Condor51]

This is HUGH and SERIES.

Yet that poseur from Indonesia whose currently Occupying the White House, cuts NASA's budget to about $20 a week, just so he can buy votes from his Homies and commie Fellow Travelers.