Marisa Palucis on NASA's Mars Mission
On July 30, NASA launched the Perseverance rover on a mission to collect rock and soil samples from the Jezero Crater on Mars. Marisa Palucis, an assistant professor of earth sciences, discusses the mission and the importance of studying the red planet.
Filmed and edited by Chris Johnson.
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