Curiosity (rover) proposed that a future launch might take multiple low-cost "Beagle"-type landers, with a realistic expectation that the vast majority would be successful, allowing exploration of several parts of Mars and possibly asteroids, all for considerably less cost than a single "normal" rover expedition. A NASA panel selected the name "Curiosity" following a nationwide student contest that attracted more than 9,000 proposals via the Internet and mail. A sixth-grade student from Kansas, twelve-year-old Clara Ma from Sunflower Elementary School in Lenexa, Kansas, submitted the winning entry. As her prize, Ma won a trip to NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL) in Pasadena,
Stuck On Planet Earth on January 31, 2014. Subsequently, "Fast Forward" was also featured on the 'Plays of the Week' segment on the NHL Network (Canada) on November 25, 2013. In February 2014 Vice (magazine) profiled the band as a new and emerging act to watch out for. In September 2015, Stuck was added to Riot Fest in Toronto, alongside Weezer, Motörhead, Alexisonfire, Eagles of Death Metal, and Against Me!. Subsequently, after their Riot Fest debut, Stuck On Planet Earth's single "Use Me" premiered on CFNY-FM 102.1 The Edge. In May 2015 Stuck On Planet Earth opened for Scott Weiland and the Wildabouts at