Take a 360-stage tour of NASA’s boisterous Mars rover touchdown celebration

It is over.

The so-called “seven minutes of dread” elapsed without incident, and when it used to be all around the Perseverance Mars rover used to be safely touched down on the flooring of the Red Planet. Its arrival brings the total flooring inhabitants of Earth-made land vehicles to 2, with Perseverance becoming a member of the Curiosity rover.

You bear already seen what the touchdown looked appreciate from internal mission management. But this newly launched 360-stage video from NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory puts you ultimate there within the heart of the go. Hit play and creep the video around to bag into each corner of the mission management room. 

The unlock of pent-up dismay at the pause of this four-minute clip is so good, and serves as a factual reminder of fine how wondrous human achievements in science if truth be told are.