00:01Here we're looking out at the front of the rover
00:03and you can see our first tracks on Mars
00:06and this was just so
00:07amazing to see last night
00:10and we're really
00:12happy about this. Annie East is
00:14going to
00:15So here you're seeing the actual images
00:17from the rover that we got back of this
00:19activity, which looks super
00:22cool. I should mention
00:24the turret has two
00:26of our very important science instruments
00:28Sherlock and Pixel
00:29and it also has an engineering camera
00:32Watson, so
00:33and it went really well
00:38in certain cases better than we expected
00:39we saw some performance, but
00:42you can see the
00:43wheel tracks that we left on Mars
00:45I don't think I've ever been happier to see
00:47wheel tracks than I've seen a lot of them
00:49This image is from the NASP-MZ camera
00:52located on the rover's mat
00:53and what we can see in this image
00:55from the first high resolution
00:57showing possible traverse tracks that the science team
01:00is considering first scoring do zero
01:02So
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