NASA offered nothing. While most people noticed the technological achievement of landing the rover of perseverance on Mars on February 18, others often saw it as a symbol of exploding.
The US company should warn: “Sometimes, we slip messages into our work so others can find them, so we invite all of you to try to figure it out.”
Many internet users have done this and some have been successful. This was especially the case with a French student of Epidech and his father, who revealed that the message “Courage many things” was written in the parachute section, which allowed the rover to land smoothly on the planet. This revelation, with numerous translations and revolves around the concept of “courage of all things”, is a slogan used by NASA and the Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JBL) where the diligent rover was produced.
Researchers from the US space agency also shared the Frenchman’s tweet with his explanation.
“Bold strong things”! Good! AS NASA ASNASAPersevere pic.twitter.com/Di1hkFQApd
– Abela_paf (renchFrenchTech_paf) February 22, 2021
Description here: pic.twitter.com/DpbwEXvJcB
– Abela_paf (renchFrenchTech_paf) February 22, 2021
The message can be understood from the patterns on the parachute canopy. The student and his father realized that NASA had introduced a binary code (created by 0 and 1) through the colors red and white. By finding and deleting certain parts, the symbols represent the letters of the alphabet in three stages. All that was left was to read the hidden word at each level, resulting in “courage / many / things”.
On the outside of the boat, JPL’s GPS coordinates were also located.
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