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Mars rover

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Sep 14, 2026

Leah BelskyGUEST
15:57
And I remember handing it to her and said, "Why don't you try this out? Maybe you can learn about the world through this." And she-- I remember talking to ChatGPT, and she used like please and thank you, and she was like, "Hey, my, my mom wants me to learn about current events.
Leah BelskyGUEST
16:12
Can you help me?" And Chat replied and said, you know, "What are you interested in learning?" And she started saying she was interested in astronauts, in space, and the next thing I know, Chat was talking to her about the Mars Rover and the history of the space, um, program.
Leah BelskyGUEST
16:28
And it was just a complete unlock, and I realized, you know, I no longer had to worry about her ability to access the world's information and to sort of get that information in a way that was tailored to her interests and passions.
Leah BelskyGUEST
16:42
Um, and it blew me away.
Leela HutchisonGUEST
21:26
They're called extremophiles and NASA's all about that.
Leela HutchisonGUEST
21:29
They look for them on Mars and they have a database of the Mars Rover and they input these particular extremophiles in that database.
Leela HutchisonGUEST
21:37
And so when they were checking those microbes against that database, there was nothing, nothing in the database that NASA had that matched these microbes that were in these caves.
Debbi DachingerHOST
21:51
That's so exciting.
AllieHOST
47:18
And I think it was Bixler Zavala and he really likes space.
AllieHOST
47:26
And so they just picked Mars because, and that was like, Mars was big at that time, you know? So I don't, I don't even remember what year the Mars Rover landed.
AllieHOST
47:35
It's a hoax anyway.
AllieHOST
47:40
So they just chose Mars because it was synonymous at the time for exploration in new lands, which I thought was really fun.
Sarah Al-AhmedHOST
4:04
He's walked the halls of Congress advocating for NASA science.
Sarah Al-AhmedHOST
4:07
He's stood in the control room at JPL during Mars Rover landings, and he's still playing the Doctor all of these years later.
Sarah Al-AhmedHOST
4:15
If anyone is proof that Star Trek's mission doesn't end when the cameras stop rolling, it's Bob.
Sarah Al-AhmedHOST
4:22
Hey, Bob.
TedHOST
35:55
Mm-hmm
BillHOST
35:55
... did you see the videos on X of the latest one of the Mars rover cruising?
TedHOST
36:01
Uh, no.
TedHOST
36:02
I didn't.
TedHOST
38:52
What, what's happening there?
BillHOST
38:54
W- we're on Mars.
BillHOST
38:56
That's the Mars rover.
BillHOST
38:57
It's traveling.
Ghanim Al-JumailyGUEST
0:40
doing was of interest to NASA.
Ghanim Al-JumailyGUEST
0:43
So my job was to build the lenses and the mirrors, and it was the first Mars rover.
Ghanim Al-JumailyGUEST
0:50
90% of the European countries have heard of the
Ahmed SafiHOST
0:53
laser, but they haven't seen it.

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Ibrahim SafiHOST
28:00
Fresh minds.
Ghanim Al-JumailyGUEST
28:00
Fresh minds.
Ghanim Al-JumailyGUEST
28:01
And it was the first Mars rover.
Ghanim Al-JumailyGUEST
28:05
Wow.
Zoe Lerner-PonterioGUEST
6:41
If it makes you feel better, I had that moment along this whole path when I was finishing my undergraduate and applying to grad schools.
Zoe Lerner-PonterioGUEST
6:47
And when I got the call from Cornell telling me that they wanted to offer admission, I asked, well, what would I work on if I went there? And it was Steve Squires, the PI, the whole head of the Mars rover mission.
Zoe Lerner-PonterioGUEST
7:01
And he said, well, we're about sending these Mars rovers.
Zoe Lerner-PonterioGUEST
7:04
Would you like to be part of that? And the only thought I remember was don't drop the phone because...
Zoe Lerner-PonterioGUEST
7:10
I was just like, what? What did I just hear?
Zoe Lerner-PonterioGUEST
7:41
And that was the offer.
Zoe Lerner-PonterioGUEST
7:43
And I was like, oh, well, wait.
Zoe Lerner-PonterioGUEST
7:46
I, at one point, just looked at the Harvard dean and said, do you have a Mars Rover mission?
Randy RandallHOST
58:00
And, you know, you can get a, get a hot dog and sit on the lawn and, and, you know, let you walk around where they want.
Randy RandallHOST
58:05
What they want to show you is a lot of Mars Rover, you know, workshops for the kids.
Randy RandallHOST
58:10
Yeah.
Waverly GrovesGUEST
58:12
Growing up, not that far from Langley.
Georgia HardstarkHOST
8:59
Let's go to camp.
Georgia HardstarkHOST
9:00
We had a little campy kind of event- Oh, yeah ... because on the podcast I said I wanted to take a tour of Jet Propulsion Laboratories, which is a place here in, um, very close to where we are right now in Pasadena, um, where they build things like the Mars Rover and things that they put on Mars and other planets.
Georgia HardstarkHOST
9:22
[laughs] That's, Mars is the only one I know.
Georgia HardstarkHOST
9:24
But- [laughs] So in saying that on the podcast, we got some responses from people who actually worked at JPL- Ooh ... who were like, "I can give you a tour." And the person that I guess e- either Steven picked or seemed the most credible- [laughs] ...
PaulHOST
19:21
I think it points to all sorts of things in the current world of space exploration and NASA in particular.
PaulHOST
19:26
So this is a plan to turn the Mars rover engineering model...
PaulHOST
19:31
Into an active platform and send it to the moon.
JennyHOST
19:33
Yeah, it is.

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