Hello Friends, Perseverance is the Mars project and a wonderful theme for us to use. We need to remember that COVID is almost over and our lockdown will soon come to an end. We have survived this long. Keep the faith! We are in the last stretch!!!
Enjoy the story of the first flight of the helicopter on Mars. Check out the links below.
Looking forward to seeing everyone on Monday, April 26!
Mona
Hello Friends,
I am excited for February because it means spring is on its way! What is your favourite way to celebrate spring? The newest Rover is about to land on Mars. NASA has sent a wonderful link and we can all use it to learn about the landing. January 27th marks Perseverance Rover as 22 days away from landing on Mars!
NASA’s Mars 2020 Perseverance rover mission is just 22 days from landing on the surface of Mars. The spacecraft has about 25.6 million miles (41.2 million kilometers) remaining in its 292.5-million-mile (470.8-million-kilometer) journey and is currently closing that distance at 1.6 miles per second (2.5 kilometers per second). Once at the top of the Red Planet’s atmosphere, an action-packed seven minutes of descent awaits – complete with temperatures equivalent to the surface of the Sun, a supersonic parachute inflation, and the first ever autonomous guided landing on Mars.
Only then can the rover – the biggest, heaviest, cleanest, and most sophisticated six-wheeled robotic geologist ever launched into space – search Jezero Crater for signs of ancient life and collect samples that will eventually be returned to Earth.
The illustration below shows the events that occur in the final minutes of the nearly seven-month journey that NASA’s Perseverance rover takes to Mars. Hundreds of critical events must execute perfectly and exactly on time for the rover to land on Mars safely on Feb. 18, 2021.
Check out this link it has many pictures of Jupiter and its storms.
Stress involves us all. Try to remember to be grateful for all we do have.
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If you don’t take time for wellness, YOU will surely take time for illness!!!
Let’s look forward to a Happy Sunny Spring!
Mona
Hello Friends!
Welcome to 2021 and Happy New Year one and all!
Armen and I enjoy watching Dr. Who on television. We want to share two links to shows you will enjoy seeing. The first one is a video of all of the different Tardis-Dr. Who’s time machine:
Here is a link to several free Dr. Who TV shows on YouTube. Please tell us which episodes you liked.
Here is another link to NASA, I did send it in the past but now the link works. Check it out.
Missing all of you guys! COVID-19 has to end soon. Get your vaccine so we can all be safe. Let’s keep in touch. Write me. Stay safe and keep healthy.
Bye from…
Online Mona
Welcome everyone to the holiday season 💫🪐🌎💫🌟B.I.R.D.S = Books for Independant Readers Development Society Share these NASA links with me, they are fun to try. Lots to look up to, (stars) and plenty of Zoom’s to join. Share this letter with your friends, I would love to hear your thoughts. TLE has a ZOOM party on Tuesday, December 15th at 12:00 p.m.
NOTE: Invites were sent out by MailChimp with the online zoom link OR you can contact Enza at 450-688-2933 ext. 3126 for the link.
Don’t forget, it’s BYO-HC (bring your own-Hot Chocolate) LOL
Jupiter and Saturn have been getting mighty cozy in the sky – it’s been hard not to notice the two gas giants shining brightly near each other. Easily seen in the evenings in December.
Ursid (Big Dipper) Meteor Showers – any dark night, during December, in Laval- check them out in your backyard.
Infinity & Beyond — Episode 13: The Science of Star Trek, Part 1
Join host Abigail Bollenbach as she explains some of the space-travel tech seen in Star Trek, as well as how it compares to what’s possible today.
Find Solar Eclipses, Lunar Eclipses, and Planetary Transits Worldwide from 1900 to 2199…
Eclipses in 2021:
Thank you all for a wonderful 2020 season, and looking forward to an exciting New Year!!!
Online Mona
Hello Everyone!
The Fall season is about to begin and I have a turning world map for you to try. Just click this link NASA- eyes on the Earth:
Write me and tell me what you’re doing.
Keep safe,
ONLINE Mona
Hello friends,
This is a great time to see how a telescope works. McGill university is presenting a YouTube video for us to see the great sky above. Join me Tuesday August 25th at 9:00 pm for a special LIVE presentation.
Just click this link. The event will be live streamed on Youtube here:
Bye from,
ONLINE MONA
