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America did it! No, we’re not talking about the Olympics we’re talking about landing the spacecraft Curiosity on Mars. Now NASA hopes their two-year pioneering mission will lead to signs that life exists on a planet other than Earth. 

With all the excitement, celebs took to Twitter to share their thoughts.

Sara Bareilles assured us everything would be okay.

...And the world breathes a collective sigh of relief that "Men are from Mars" was proven as just a euphemism. #nobodyactuallylivesthere

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Sara Bareilles (@SaraBareilles) August 06, 2012

Richard Marx hopes he can benefit from finding new life on Mars.

Praying that Curiosity finds a lifeform that digs power ballads.

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Richard Marx (@richardmarx) August 06, 2012

will.i.am came up with a pretty apropos name for the first photo from the red planet.

The first pic from #marscuriosity is a wheel...this is wheel.i.am...#JPL @Astro_Flow @cnn yfrog.com/j2cqmyuj

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will.i.am (@iamwill) August 06, 2012

While Josh Groban proved why he might not be the best candidate for space travel.

First picture from my landing on mars. #MSL #JGmarsconcert2012 #alive http://t.co/vztSkg9n

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josh groban (@joshgroban) August 06, 2012

He also revealed an interesting fact about the “Mohawk guy,” who’s making as many headlines as the landing itself.

If you see a guy with a faux-hawk in mission control, he's a jerk. Promised me a "WORKING" toilet system. #msl #JGmarsconcert2012

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josh groban (@joshgroban) August 06, 2012

And Harold and Kumar’s Kal Penn tweeted what we’re all thinking.

Waiting for the "call me maybe" video from the rover on Mars.

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Kal Penn (@kalpenn) August 06, 2012

-Shannon Carlin, CBS Local