[Benji]

For anyone interested in some science or exploration, some resources for you!

Countdown: http://mars.jpl.nasa.gov/msl/participate/
Livestream: http://www.nasa.gov/multimedia/nasatv/

According to what I'm reading, from 11:30pm EST (1:30pm AEST) coverage of the landing will begin, and at 1:31am EST (3:31pm AEST) the rover is scheduled to land.

If you're interested, make sure you tune in.

[eCKo`Switch]

Aww sick I had no idea they were going to stream it

[Flamga]

Damn internet cap

[VB_Blake]

Oh awesome, i'll be checking it out

[toasti0]

cool, good stuff.

[Benji]

The first photos for anyone who has missed them so far: http://i.imgur.com/Kos7a.png

[Baldie]

Was pretty sexy to see and be a part of it live. I think it's easy to overlook how unbelievable the fact we were able to be a part of something that was billions of km away on a planet barely visible from Earth for free and live. Let alone getting a behind the scenes into how it all was created and implemented.

Huge day for science whether you follow it or not. Let's just hope the samples it collects will be valuable and it doesn't do something stupid to damage itself!

Didn't know about the whole project until today so pretty fortunate I was able to watch it!

[BicuriousGeorge]

One step closer to real life StarCraft