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VIDEO HOTNESS: Do You Know How To Get To Mars? I Don’t Think You Do.

This science stuff is pretty spectacular. Especially when you can watch it happen. A couple months back we went through 7 minutes of hell to land on Mars. Here’s a new video explaining how we got all the way from Earth to Mars. (It’s a digital reenactment, and a stunning one at that.)

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