What is the weirdest thing you had to account for when building the perseverance rover?

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What is the weirdest thing you had to account for when building the perseverance rover?
Hello!! Its wonderful to be able to ask questions, thank you!
About Perseverance, does it have a self-repair option? And as Curiosity is still operational, will they run missions together? Or will they split up to cover more distance?
Is this a sign that we're close to being able to set foot on Mars?
My final question is how do you receive the messages from such a long distance?
Thanks for all your hard work! 加油/Good luck!
“Is this a sign that we are close to being able to set foot on Mars?”
How will the audio feed from Perseverance make its way back to Earth?
What do you hope to find on the mars? / What would be the best possible outcome?
That's a wrap! Thank you all for the wonderful questions.
NASA Mars Perseverance Rover Mission Engineer Chloe Sackier answered questions about how we prepared for the mission, Perseverance’s entry, descent, and landing, and what Perseverance will do once on Mars.
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how much (or are you at all) treated differently for being a women in your field? I know it’s a different experience for everyone and I just wanted to hear your perspective
hi! i hope you're doing well. i wanted to ask, how do you land a job at nasa?
thanks!
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