The following NASA Rover is on calendar to arrive on Mars in February 2021, yet it's as yet missing one fundamental segment: a name. So as to make enthusiasm for the mission, and to move understudies to participate in the STEM subjects that make space investigation conceivable, NASA is supporting a challenge considered Name the Rover. Open to K-12 understudies in US open, private, and self-teaches, it is an exposition challenge in which understudies will be approached to name the automated space voyager and clarify the explanations for their picked nickname. 

On the off chance that you, an understudy in your family unit, or in your group (in case you're an educator) might want to try it out, it's exceptionally basic. Simply go to the Name the Rover Challenge page, and snap on the "Understudy and Teacher Signup" catch. Sections will be made a decision on the centrality and creativity of both the name and the article picked.