"First-ever Livestream from Mars: Watch History in the Making"
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The European Space Agency will offer a one-hour "livestream" of Mars on YouTube, featuring pictures of the planet every 50 seconds as they are beamed down directly from the space agency's camera mounted on the Mars Express orbiter. The livestream celebrates the 20th anniversary of the Mars Express mission, which launched in 2003 to better understand the planet and search for traces of water. Live footage from deep space is rare, and this is the first lengthy livestream from deep space.
- How to watch the first livestream from Mars NPR
- Watch live views of Mars from a European probe at the Red Planet in a 1st-of-its-kind livestream today Space.com
- Witness space history by tuning into the first almost-live stream from Mars Popular Science
- For the first time, you can see Mars as it is right now KSL.com
- First ever 'livestream' video from Mars will be broadcast today New Scientist
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