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9. I was actually sad til I saw that lmao!

Wed Feb 13, 2019, 01:58 PM

Feb 2019

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The little rover that could. Calista241 Feb 2019 #1

yeah, for sure. MBS Feb 2019 #16

I've been watching the National Geographic MARS series... brooklynite Feb 2019 #3

someday we will be there to recover the rover in person. EveHammond13 Feb 2019 #4

Someday sarge43 Feb 2019 #6

"The cosmos is all that is, or was, or ever will be..." EveHammond13 Feb 2019 #14

"We are made of star stuff." n/t sarge43 Feb 2019 #18

Well done, thou good and faithful servant sarge43 Feb 2019 #5

perfect, thanks. n/t MBS Feb 2019 #17

You're welcome. sarge43 Feb 2019 #20

+10000000 bronxiteforever Feb 2019 #21

Wow. BumRushDaShow Feb 2019 #7

I was actually sad til I saw that lmao! backtoblue Feb 2019 #9

I loved that movie. BumRushDaShow Feb 2019 #11

Some people lived their entire career working solely on that program. joshcryer Feb 2019 #15

I remember reading articles about that BumRushDaShow Feb 2019 #19

with mars' enviroment how long should the dead rover last on Mars? samnsara Feb 2019 #26

I expect many of the components BumRushDaShow Feb 2019 #27

My father loved geology and space Jarqui Feb 2019 #8

Opportunity lost. truthisfreedom Feb 2019 #12

It has lived a long and meaningful life. SeattleVet Feb 2019 #13

Ya done good, Little Buddy!!! Talitha Feb 2019 #23

Should have got that extended warranty. Ptah Feb 2019 #28

Sad space news Baclava Feb 2019 #29