You are researching for your project about the Marsian rover Perseverance. Match the questions with the texts. Why is the rover called Perseverance? How long was the trip to Mars? How does Perseverance communicate with Earth? What is the power source on the Perseverance rover? How much does Perseverance weigh? What is Perseverance doing on Mars? A seventh-grade student, Alexander Mather, won a nationwide essay contest to name the rover. It took about seven months. Perseverance landed on Thursday, Feb. 18, 2021. The rover has three antennas. It primarily uses the High-Gain Antenna to send data directly to Earth. A Multi-Mission Radioisotope Thermoelectric Generator provides electrical power to the rover. It converts heat from the natural radioactive decay of plutonium into electricity. The rover weighs 2,260 pounds (1,025 kilograms), less than a compact car. Perseverance is studying Mars' habitability, seeking signs of past microbial life, collecting and storing samples of selected rock and soil, and preparing for future human missions.
Задание

You are researching for your project about the Marsian rover Perseverance. Match the questions with the texts.

  • Объекты 1
    • Why is the rover called Perseverance?
    • How long was the trip to Mars?
    • How does Perseverance communicate with Earth?
    • What is the power source on the Perseverance rover?
    • How much does Perseverance weigh?
    • What is Perseverance doing on Mars?
  • Объекты 2
    • A seventh-grade student, Alexander Mather, won a nationwide essay contest to name the rover.
    • It took about seven months. Perseverance landed on Thursday, Feb. 18, 2021.
    • The rover has three antennas. It primarily uses the High-Gain Antenna to send data directly to Earth.
    • A Multi-Mission Radioisotope Thermoelectric Generator provides electrical power to the rover. It converts heat from the natural radioactive decay of plutonium into electricity.
    • The rover weighs 2,260 pounds \(1,025 kilograms\), less than a compact car.
    • Perseverance is studying Mars' habitability, seeking signs of past microbial life, collecting and storing samples of selected rock and soil, and preparing for future human missions.