After making a name for himself on Gordon, Gino and Fred: Road Trip the TV favourite will be hoping his journey Down Under will be as successful. Jamie Lynn Spears Said Daniel S. Goldin of Spear, "Tony Spear was a legendary project manager at JPL and helped make Mars Pathfinder the riveting success that it was." [5] Spear received his bachelor of science degree in electrical engineering in 1962 from Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh, PA and his master's degree in engineering from the University of Southern California. He earned a second master's degree in mechanical engineering in 1968 from UCLA. Masterchef star Grace Dent, 50, will be swapping her tasty dishes for rice and beans as she is heading into the jungle.

Jamie Lynn Spears was quizzed on rumours of a feud with sister Britney Spears in a chat on I’m A Celebrity.Spear, a 36-year veteran of the Laboratory, was instrumental in coordinating all facets of spacecraft development -- such as flight hardware, computer systems and new technologies -- to produce the innovative Pathfinder lander and the Sojourner rover -- the first robotic rover ever to explore another planet. Pathfinder was the first mission to land on Mars since the two Viking landers came to rest on the red planet in 1976.

He asked: “I’ve never asked you about your sister, but I was just thinking about, do you remember when she kissed Madonna, or Madonna kissed her. How did it come about?” After graduating from high school, Spear spent four years in the US Air Force attending radio school and working in radio repair on jet fighters. He then went on to get his B.S. from Carnegie Mellon, and then an M.S. degree from the University of Southern California.Big Brother winner and This Morning presenter Josie Gibson, 38, will be making her way into another reality TV show with a stint on I'm A Celebrity 2023. First Dates star Fred Sirieix, 51, is the next rumoured contestant heading into the I'm A Celeb jungle. Spear has held many different jobs since beginning his career at JPL in 1962. He first started out in Deep Space Telecommunication System Engineering where he was involved in the design and development of NASA's Mariner program missions from 1964 to 1973. He also helped design the lander-orbiter relay communications link for the Viking program mission in 1976.