14:45 UT: According to nominal timeline, Schiaparelli should now be deploying parachute #ExoMars pic.twitter.com/zoiIZQbAlL — ESA_Schiaparelli (@ESA_EDM) October 19, 2016

Remember it takes 9m47s for the signal to reach Earth, so still some time to wait for confirmation #ExoMars — ESA Operations (@esaoperations) October 19, 2016

NOW: Part 3 of our Facebook Live coverage of #ExoMars @ESA_EDM #Schiaparelli landing https://t.co/B8RAWTxWoV — ESA (@esa) October 19, 2016

14:43 UT: According to nominal timeline, Schiaparelli should now be undergoing maximum heating #ExoMars pic.twitter.com/tkLAClYmw9 — ESA_Schiaparelli (@ESA_EDM) October 19, 2016

14:42 UT: According to nominal timeline, Schiaparelli should be entering #Mars atmosphere NOW #ExoMars — ESA_Schiaparelli (@ESA_EDM) October 19, 2016

@patrickdijusto socialTV prog restarts in 5 mins, main prog in 1 hr at 15:45 GMT – both here: https://t.co/xPVTf9U5ol — ESA (@esa) October 19, 2016

@argaldo @ESA_ExoMars @ESA_EDM details on where to watch here, socialTV restarts in 5 mins, main prog in 1 hr https://t.co/xPVTf9U5ol — ESA (@esa) October 19, 2016

In 5 mins: Part 3 of our Facebook Live coverage of #ExoMars with @ESA_EDM #Schiaparelli landing https://t.co/B8RAWTxWoV — ESA (@esa) October 19, 2016

@GeeitsFayeGee @guardian night shifts can be long and quiet when all going according to plan! — ESA (@esa) October 19, 2016

@kejames @manumazzanti #ExoMars here https://t.co/BNbJTaUkB2 Streaming details here: https://t.co/xPVTf9U5ol Main prog: 15:45 GMT — ESA (@esa) October 19, 2016