I watched someone do this same thing on Extreme Loggers, or maybe Ax Men, when the huge truck got stuck in the mud, they used the crane to tripod themselves out. Good work, Julian, remember to study and keep trying to grow up SMART! @NASA and @marsrover
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TiltDogg 983 days ago
It warms my heart to see a 7-year-old so interested in Science and the space program! Keep exercising that brain, Julian - you're an inspiration!!!
linnk99 983 days ago
ES PHOTOSHOP
maruyama3 983 days ago
さすがだ! from Japan
RabidApe 985 days ago
brilliant!
laanasofia 985 days ago
just logic
astroengine 986 days ago
Now THIS is a great idea! Wonderful lateral thinking Julian! You have a bright future career with NASA now!
charlie_joe 987 days ago
This kid it's not a genius, we all are dumber! Julian! Don't you become like us! Julian rules!
caa1000 987 days ago
Julian may be the next Astronaut! Why NASA could not think of that?
scampion 987 days ago
Clever solution, Julian!
soularbeagle 987 days ago
The wisdom of children...
vector_kyle 987 days ago
Very well illustrated. Let's have JPL run a simulation of this, and if successful, and push out the commands to mars!
squishedworm 987 days ago
@NASA and @marsrover Did this work? Is the Spirit rover free?
squishedworm 987 days ago
I watched someone do this same thing on Extreme Loggers, or maybe Ax Men, when the huge truck got stuck in the mud, they used the crane to tripod themselves out. Good work, Julian, remember to study and keep trying to grow up SMART!
@NASA and @marsrover
spacemomma 987 days ago
Great Job Julian you have a bright future.
4fauxfr 987 days ago
out of the mouths of babes.
staciefrost 987 days ago
genius!
KateSherrod 987 days ago
Dear Julian: You have a very bright future. Always remember it's fun to be smart.
RasTommy 987 days ago
Now that's using the ol' noggin! Awesome!
RasTommy 987 days ago
Now that's using the ol' noggin! Awesome!
Toddon3 987 days ago
We'll have the new Mars Rover go over and help fix this one! Thanks Julian... keep up the good work!