Mission to Mars

The video discusses the Curiosity rover, a robot sent to Mars to explore its surface. It details Curiosity's journey from Earth, its challenging landing on Mars, and its mission to study the planet's soil and rocks. Equipped with a drill, laser, and cameras, Curiosity sends back images and data, revealing Mars' dry, dusty surface and its watery past. The rover's findings aim to solve the mystery of whether life ever existed on Mars.

What is the primary mission of the Curiosity rover?

• To explore the Moon

• To orbit around the Earth

• To study the atmosphere of Jupiter

• To examine the soil and rocks of Mars

How does Curiosity safely land on Mars?

• By using a helicopter

• By landing on a runway

• By crashing into the surface

• By using a parachute and being gently lowered

What tools does Curiosity use to study Mars?

• A satellite dish and a radar

• A telescope and a microscope

• A shovel and a pickaxe

• A drill, a laser, and cameras

What significant discovery has Curiosity made about Mars?

• Mars has active volcanoes

• Mars is closer to the Sun than Earth

• Mars has a thick atmosphere

• Mars once had a lot of water on its surface

What is one of the ultimate questions Curiosity aims to answer?

• Can humans live on Venus?

• Has there ever been life on Mars?

• Is Mars made of cheese?

• Is there life on the Moon?