Mars Science Laboratory (MSL) Entry, Descent and Landing Engineer Adam Steltzner reacts after the Curiosity rover successfully landed on Mars and as first images start coming in to the Jet Propulsion Laboratory, Sunday, Aug. 5, 2012 in Pasadena, Calif. The MSL Rover named Curiosity was designed to assess whether Mars ever had an environment able to support small life forms called microbes. Photo Credit: (NASA/Bill Ingalls)
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Kevin Baird 10 months ago | reply
Great job!! Way to stick the landing!
lifetime7 10 months ago | reply
what a man !!!
Brenda Anderson 10 months ago | reply
My kids and I watched the live stream... inspiring!
charles_king 10 months ago | reply
Excellent work and big congratulations to everyone on the team.
GlenC 10 months ago | reply
Huge Congratulations to the Blue Shirts!
furryfamily 10 months ago | reply
Science Works! Congrats and continued success!
gTarded 10 months ago | reply
SLAM DUNK BABY! Congratulations!
toureasy47201 10 months ago | reply
Watched it live and it was AWESOME! A perfect capture of the moment.
Legomania Customs 10 months ago | reply
Great job!!!!
waltarrrrr 10 months ago | reply
Awesomeness!
...Damian... 10 months ago | reply
Brilliant work, all of you :)
jpshannon44 10 months ago | reply
Great pictures Bill, I enjoyed watching you guys on NASA TV last night. Are these jpegs right out of the D3S or did you process them before uploading. If so I'd love to know what your typical processing flow is.
PhotoSenseDatum 10 months ago | reply
Adam, and all of you...great job!!!!!
iwanttomovesoon 10 months ago | reply
Mad respect......, good job EDL team!
ConstanTraveler 10 months ago | reply
Great job, Amazing shot! Thank You!
StBalbach 10 months ago | reply
We would like to use this image on Wikipedia, but would need a waiver from the noncommercial restriction ie. need a CC-BY-30 license. If this is possible please contact me at en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Talk:Adam_Steltzner
Also I believe as a work of NASA and the Federal Government isn't it in the Public Domain, or is there a special restriction on these images? Thanks for clarification.
andrea erdna barletta 9 months ago | reply
good portrait!