Curiosity rover landing
Moment · 2012 · Notable
NASA reported 36 million webcast streams during Curiosity's Mars landing.
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- NASA landing webcast streams; no derivative counts
- 36M
- As of Dec 12, 2012 · Open web · Self-reported · NASA via PR Newswire
- Seed to observed peak
- same day
- Aug 6 ’12 to Aug 6 ’12
- Platforms
- 8
- Started on Open web
- Origin
- Seeded
- Politics & civic
How it spread
Trace the originNASA streamed Curiosity's Mars landing and reported 36 million webcast streams. Twitter updates, Facebook reactions and a YouTube parody carried the event beyond space coverage. NASA promoted the parody; a fan-designed LEGO rover later went on sale.
Observed peak within the documented measurement window; not an all-time maximum.
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July 2012
NASA precursor · Jul 30 ’12
NASA released landing videos narrated by William Shatner and Wil Wheaton.[3]
August 2012
NASA precursor · Aug 1 ’12
NASA announced social-media visitor events at seven field centers.[4]
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