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The Mars Curiosity Rover will be the largest man-made object ever to land on another planet, and it’s predicted to touch down on Sunday August 5 or Monday August 6, depending on where you are—just hours away.

Landing Time:

• 10:31 p.m. US Pacific Standard Time
• 1:31 a.m. US Eastern Standard Time
• 5.31 a.m. Greenwich Mean Time
• 7.31 a.m. Central European Time
• 1.31 p.m. Singapore Time
• 3.31 p.m. Australian Eastern Standard Time

Watch the Landing:

• Ustream with commentary
• Ustream HD
• NASA TV
• Slooh Space Camera
• X-Box 360

Get Involved:

• Find events in your local area
• Find landing parties near you on Google Maps
• See Curiosity’s first images
• Visit Eyes on the Solar System, a 3-D environment full of real NASA mission data
• 3D Interactive Rover

Social Media:

• Official Facebook
• Official Twitter
• Google + Hangout

 Learn More:

• Visit the official website
• Check out the Fact Sheet
• Read the diaries of those involved
• Get the app or mobile website

Get excited and watch the landing—it might be one of the most intense scientific moments in human history!

(via spaceandstuffidk)