Hash:882 Mission Mars [ Send your name to Mars, Be part of History]

Looking toward Hash:882 in 2012
Codename: mission Mars

Be between the ones to have set foot on Mars first, looking back to history between Armstrong saying the historical words and the snapshoot of the first footstep on the Moon this time you can be there too. Lets say hashers have been on Mars too and thats going to be called the greatest hash of all in human history.

RELEASE : 09-064

WASHINGTON -- NASA have been making possible to post online your name and nationality that will be included in a microchip inside the agency's Mars Science Laboratory mission. Inviting the public to take part to this activity its hoped to extend interest in young and all ages about aerospace technology and science that is our future path to extend our confines over the unknown.

This is your chance to be part of history as your name will remain forever written in the NASA's History book for mission Mars of people who have been supporting this amazing step to the future by showing interest in the evolution.
Its a sign of gratitude to the hard work of scientist and engineers from all over the world that are working every day for a better future, and answer to the unknown.

Scheduled to launch in 2011 and land on Mars in 2012, the rover will use a set of advanced science instruments to check whether the environment in a selected landing region ever has been favorable for supporting microbial life and preserving evidence of such life. The rover also will search for minerals that formed in the presence of water and look for chemical building blocks of life.

JPL manages the mission for NASA's Science Mission Directorate in Washington.

Dwayne Brown
Headquarters, Washington
202-358-1726
dwayne.c.brown@nasa.gov

Guy Webster
Jet Propulsion Laboratory, Pasadena, Calif.
818-354-6278
guy.webster@jpl.nasa.gov

Fill in your information by clicking on the link below and your name will be included with others on a microchip on the Mars Science Laboratory rover heading to Mars in 2011.

http://mars9.jpl.nasa.gov/msl/participate/sendyourname/index.cfm

You will be provided of a certificate of participation and reference numbers will help you in the future to find your name in NASA's history book.

Huston we made it !!!,
Hashers from Mars out :D