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Hey, baby, we're on Mars.

We did it.

It really looks like we did it.

I think CNN caught the picture of the moment.

A really good-looking Chinese or Japanese or Korean-American.

I don't know.

Working at JPL, dressed in red, white, and blue.

He's got his hand in the air, and you can tell.

He's a happy camper.

Mars rover is on the ground.

On Mars. They got the appropriate signals back,

15-watt transmitters, or transmitter, I guess, and a couple of antennas. And they've got a signal from the surface, and in a moment we'll examine what it means, what we can look forward to,

with, of course, none other than Richard C. Hoagland.

Now, whatever you may think of Richard, he's the biggest, loudest, strongest advocate of finding out more about Mars that I know of.

He's absolutely passionate about it.

It is his life-consuming business, and he's done many things in his life.

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