NASA's most advanced Mars rover named Curiosity traveled eight-and-a-half-months from Earth to Mars. Everyone was nervous that the rover would crash, but luckily the rover landed successfully on the surface of Mars.
Landing date August 6, 2012, 05:17:57 UTC - (source from google)
In 2012, I worked at the Bradbury Science Museum at the Los Alamos National Laboratory (LANL) located in Los Alamos, New Mexico. The Laboratory is known for the fabrication of the first atomic bombs. The museum highlights the history of the Lab (LANL). Los Alamos National Laboratory had a major role in the development of the Rover due to an instrument on Curiosity called the ChemCam.
That evening after the landing, I recorded a speech talking about the landing of Curiosity on Mars. I run a podcast called BANGING TECHNO sets* and decided to throw down a mix for one of our shows. I integrated the speech throughout the TECHNO mix by 
. Chunks of that speech are in the 1st hour of:
Banging Techno sets #036 - Taste Twist & Sebastian Groth
Curiosity Rover Landing on Mars
The Curiosity rover touches down after an intricate, seven-minute landing
