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[MUSIC]

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[Victor Luo] The Curiosity
rover landed on Mars

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on August 5, 2012.

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Since then it's sent over
200,000 images back to Earth.

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NASA engineers have
transformed these photographs

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into a 3-D model that our
scientists use to study

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the surface of Mars.

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We wanted to share this
tool with everyone,

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so we collaborated with
Google to create an

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immersive web experience
called Access Mars.

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[Computer audio] Hi I'm Katie.
Welcome to Mars.

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Access Mars features
some of the most

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important locations
from the mission,

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key points of interest,

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and narration from JPL
scientist Katie Stack-Morgan.

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It lives on the web,

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so you don't need to install
anything to check it out.

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You can view it on a computer,
phone, or a VR device.

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[Alice Winter] And because
Curiosity is still on Mars,

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we will continue to
update the data.

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So, you can see where
the rover is right now.

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Our scientists are
virtually exploring Mars

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with this technology,

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And now, you can too.

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To view the experience,
visit g.co/accessmars

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For more information,
visit mars.nasa.gov

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LOGO: NASA, Jet
Propulsion Laboratory