Help Choose Where SkyFall Lands on Mars!
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NASA is preparing to send three SkyFall helicopters to Mars—and people outside NASA can help identify scientifically valuable places for them to land and explore.
Individuals and self-organized teams may submit candidate landing sites by December 1, 2026. This isn’t a casual public vote: a submission must identify coordinates, reference suitable HiRISE imagery, satisfy important engineering constraints, and explain how SkyFall’s instruments could advance Mars science.
We'll explore...
* What the SkyFall helicopters will investigate
* NASA’s five promising starting regions
* What makes a location safe and scientifically useful
* What a landing-site proposal must include
* How interested viewers might participate individually or as a team
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