There is an official M2020 blog, but it is really woeful in being updated, when compared with the Curiosity blog. The Curiosity blog has detailed blogs about activities for just about every sol since landing (12 years ago) and all are on their mission page. The M2020 blog is rarely updated. There are mission managers reports (almost daily) available in the mission PDS that you could read, but they are only updated every three months, and the newest ones are ~6 months old. So if you want to read about things that occurred between landing and 6 months ago the you can view lots of stuff using the Analysts Notebook
Its feature rich and if you get stuck with a tech problem the help team are amazing. Be warned it’s a rabbit hole, once you go in you won’t be seen for weeks 😁
The interactive map is nice. But after a while I wished it had some details about the journey… like a blog. Still nice though. :D
There is an official M2020 blog, but it is really woeful in being updated, when compared with the Curiosity blog. The Curiosity blog has detailed blogs about activities for just about every sol since landing (12 years ago) and all are on their mission page. The M2020 blog is rarely updated. There are mission managers reports (almost daily) available in the mission PDS that you could read, but they are only updated every three months, and the newest ones are ~6 months old. So if you want to read about things that occurred between landing and 6 months ago the you can view lots of stuff using the Analysts Notebook
Analysts Notebook - https://an.rsl.wustl.edu/ (all missions)
M2020 blog: https://mars.nasa.gov/mars2020/mission/status/
MSL blog: https://science.nasa.gov/mission/msl-curiosity/science-updates/
Thanks for the links. The analysis notebook whoa… that’s a lot of details. I think I’ll start with m2020.
Its feature rich and if you get stuck with a tech problem the help team are amazing. Be warned it’s a rabbit hole, once you go in you won’t be seen for weeks 😁