NASA's Mars Lander tweets and blogs about its death
The Phoenix Mars Lander's last words posted on Twitter: "Take care of that beautiful blue marble out there in space, our home planet. I'll be keeping an eye from here."
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"Cheers! Tears! I'm here!"
I am most appreciative of the scope of the Mars Project. From the time of it's launch to this very time, I followed keenly, it's progress. The Mars mission is indeed, a laudable program.And to the lander that completed the task of extending man's contact to the red planet's surface, I rather choose not to take the farewell message of "So long Earth" as a departure. It lives on, by virtue of the test results it sent back to Earth.
I would rather say, CONGRATULATIONS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
You were worth the effort.
Omega John
Centre for Geodesy and Geodynamics
Toro, Bauchi State - Nigeria