NASA/JPL Interns Join Mars 'Landing-Site Dude' to Prepare for Touchdown For more than 20 years, the "landing-site dude" and his rotating cast of interns at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory have made the maps that tell NASA's Mars missions where – and where not – to land. For the current trio of interns working with scientist Matt Golombek, that's meant having the rare opportunity to get involved in a Mars landing as it's happening. Meet JPL interns Lauren Berger, Rachel Hausmann and Heather Lethcoe, and find out what role they're playing in today's Mars InSight landing and beyond! Read the Blog   Watch live commentary of NASA's InSight Mars landing starting at 11 a.m. PST. And explore these related resources for students and educators: NASA/JPL Internships - Explore internship opportunities at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory and apply today! Get started Teachable Moment - Learn all about NASA's latest Mars mission and how to turn it into a Teachable Moment for students. Read more Educator Game Plan: InSight Mars Landing and Beyond! - Get your classroom ready to partake in all the excitement of NASA's InSight mission – from landing through science operations on Mars. Check it out

 

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