JPL Unveiled: Inside the World's Most Incredible Space Missions



Unlock the captivating history of NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL) from its 1930s inception to future missions. Explore groundbreaking space endeavors, innovation, and upcoming projects shaping the universe’s exploration!

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  1. So this channel will be one of the Whistleverse's serious channels, unlike the crazy fun powder fuled other channel that was once Business themed. Still, this one is becoming one of my favorite channels.

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  2. So in 1965 we found proof of frost on Mars. I find that interesting as they have been lying to us for 68 years. I was led to believe that water only existed at the poles and deep craters. wow surface frost!

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  3. If they send a mini helicopter with the astronauts that eventually go to mars that would be peak. It would probably be easier to send it first and have them land in the same spot

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  4. There is a tradition at JPL to eat "good luck peanuts" before critical mission events, such as orbital insertions or landings. As the story goes, after the Ranger program had experienced failure after failure during 1960s, the first successful Ranger mission to impact the Moon occurred after a JPL staff member had decided to pass out peanuts to relieve tension. The staff jokingly decided that the peanuts must have been good luck charm, and the tradition persisted.

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