Well that was quick, Tink :/

I didn't delete it, just close.

Yeah that was a self-delete with a dismissive comment.

What's the magic link for meta so though, does it have one?

I thought it was meta.so, but apparently only meta.se works?

Ummm...

It doesn't matter that much, after all the stuff is deleted now ;) But my comment looks weird now XD

[metaso] links to Meta SE, weirdly enough.

On this site, anyway.

Yeah. That was my line of thinking... XD

I know about [meta.se].

I tried a variety of ways, but it's not listed here either :/

Perhaps [so.meta]

@Spevacus Nope...

Shame. :(

I asked the other mods. Maybe someone is actually smarter than me for once :P

Impossible :P

Well if I get an answer, I'll let you know tomorrow ;) Good night!

Sleep well!

It says (if not those, this): [sitename.meta.se] or [meta.sitename.se] – link to a site-specific Meta site. Link text is "Meta <sitename>".

Ah, I see comment above, not tested exactly.

@rene Perseverance landing video, and follow-up with a play-by-play description of each video (rewind a few minutes to have camera positioning explained):

Over 2800 new images.

@Rob yeah, I watched the NASA press conference

@Rob cool, I checked an hour ago then it only had 150 images.

OK, they finished streaming that ~25 minutes ago. There's now over 3500.

The parachute shots and looking up to the sky crane were remarkable shots.

Yes. There'll be a more detailed frame by frame analysis in the future.

Now that they've removed the clear lens protector they can get some great photos. They'll be launching a helicopter too.

Yeah, that will be something to look out for as well.

They simply brought a better iPhone 6 to Mars. And added sound recording which is nice.

@Νеvеrꭑoꭇе haha what

@rene The iPhone 6 is 8 megapixels, while the Rover has a SuperCam Spectrometer and two 2 megapixels Mastcam-Z cameras with the following specs:

> "Able to resolve between about 150 microns per pixel (0.15 millimeter or 0.0059 inch) to 7.4 millimeters (0.3 inches) per pixel depending on distance".

They have a number of 5120 x 3840 pixels Engineering Cameras - that's 20MP, without stitching.

20 cameras more than the iPhone 6.