00:06Sì, sì, sì.
00:10Perseverance now ha radar lock on the ground.
00:14Current velocity is about 100 m per second, 6.6 km of the circuit.
00:23Perseverance is continuing to descend on the parachute.
00:26We are coming up on the initialization of terrain-relative navigation
00:31and, subsequently, the priming of the landing engines.
00:34Our current velocity is about 90 m per second at an altitude of 4.2 km
00:40and part of terrain-relative navigation.
00:46We have priming of the landing engines.
00:55Current velocity is 83 m per second at about 2.6 km from the surface of Mars.
01:02We have confirmation that the back shell has separated.
01:04We are currently performing the divert maneuver.
01:07Current velocity is about 75 m per second
01:10at an altitude of about a kilometer off the surface of Mars.
01:17We have completed our terrain-relative navigation.
01:21Current speed is about 30 m per second,
01:24altitude of about 300 m off the surface of Mars.
01:34Sky cream maneuver has started.
01:48We are getting signals from MRO.
01:51We are getting signals from MRO.
01:55UHF is good.
01:59Touchdown confirmed.
02:01Perseverance, safely, on the surface of Mars,
02:04is ready to begin seeking the stand of past life.
02:15At this point, the sub-stage has flown away to a safe shift since.
02:19Perseverance is continuing to transmit.
02:22Moving in, showing you the safe zone that we've landed in.
02:26There it is.
02:27Woo!
02:28Woo!
02:30Woo!
02:31Woo!
02:31Woo!
02:31Woo!
02:32Woo!
02:32Woo!
02:33Woo!
02:34The team has just put the first image from Perseverance
02:37on the surface of Mars.
02:38Now, it comes from the engineering cameras,
02:41known as the hazard camera.
02:43This camera is mainly used to help the rover drive safely around Mars,
02:48and we will get higher resolution photos later in the day.
02:53Look at that.
02:54Right here at the safe zone.
02:56Perfect.
02:57Thank you.
02:58Thank you.
02:59Thank you.
02:59Thank you.
02:59Thank you.
03:00Thank you.
03:00Thank you.
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