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Free Spirit: The Struggle to Free the Rover

Posted At : November 13, 2009 2:02 PM | Posted By : spacecoalition
Related Categories: Mars , Education Station , Exploration , NASA , Space and Science , Kids Space

Free Spirit

For some time now the Spirit rover on Mars has been stuck in a particularly sandy spot on the planet's surface.  Starting on Monday the rover will begin what may be a very long process of breaking out.  You can keep up with the struggle at NASA's Free Spirit with regular updates on the trapped rover's status.  You can also read the unoficial diary of one of Spirit's drivers here.  Let's all hope the Mars Rover can break free!

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