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NASA Be A Martian

NASA Be A Martian

by Jet Propulsion Laboratory

11 ratings
32 reviews
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Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • July 12, 2012
  • November 21, 2018

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About

Explore Mars from your device with immersive experiences and real-time mission updates. View stunning images and videos from robotic explorers, and learn about ongoing discoveries on the Red Planet. Stay informed with the latest news and even ask questions about NASA's Mars program.

✓Immersive Mars experiences
✓Latest mission news updates
✓View images and videos
✓Learn about Mars missions
✓Ask questions about Mars
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What's New in NASA Be A Martian

3.2.1

November 21, 2018

Added push notifications.

User reviews

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Glitchy with smart board

As a museum educator, I really love that many of the things I use to teach my 10 series on Mars are now in one place. However, I need to be able to hook my iPad up to the smart board to mirror so that all the students can see the app at once. When I make this connection the app becomes very sluggish and often freezes.
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Doesn't work any more

This app used to be great for looking at the raw images from Curiosity Rover, but with the latest IOS release it no longer works.
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Extremely Helpful

I'm a very interested in space and love the NASA Mars projects such as the Phenix probe, Spirit and Opportunity twin rovers and Curiosity rover. This was very informational about them. If you are interested in anything about Mars get this app.
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Sweet!

Really slick app for keeping up with Curiosity and other Mars related happenings! Raw photos are awesome.
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Great Space App

Kudos this app is so fun, there is so much you can learn
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FAQ

What can I do with the NASA Be A Martian app?

The app allows you to experience Mars as if you were there, follow the latest Mars missions like InSight, view recent images and videos from robotic explorers, and learn about NASA's active missions on the Red Planet. You can also get up-to-the-minute news and ask questions about Mars.

Is the NASA Be A Martian app free to use?

Yes, the application is completely free to download and use. There are no in-app purchases or subscription fees associated with accessing its features and content.

What kind of content does the app feature?

The app features a variety of content related to Mars exploration. This includes immersive experiences, the latest images and videos from robotic explorers, news updates on current and upcoming missions, and educational information about Mars and NASA's scientific endeavors.

Who is the target audience for this app?

This app is designed for anyone with an interest in space exploration, particularly Mars. It's ideal for students, educators, space enthusiasts, and anyone curious about NASA's ongoing scientific discoveries and missions on the Red Planet.