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January 30, 2016
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Getting real - on Mars
Boston MA (SPX) Jan 28, 2016
NASA wants you to know that it's only a matter of months before you can wake up in a Martian habitat, grab some breakfast, jump into your spacesuit, and head out for a stroll across the Red Planet's surface. Granted, the experience will be virtual, but it promises be the most realistic vision of human Mars habitation that a team comprising NASA engineers, a digital media developer, and MIT Department of Aeronautics and Astronautics doctoral candidate Sydney Do can generate. "Mars 2030" is a multip ... read more
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Mars Rover Opportunity Busy Through Depth of Winter
NASA's senior Mars rover, Opportunity, worked through the lowest-solar-energy days of the mission's seventh Martian winter, while using a diamond-toothed rock grinder and other tools in recent weeks ... more
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NASA counting on humanoid robots in deep space exploration
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India to Cooperate With France on Next Mission to Mars
France will become India's partner in the next Indian mission to Mars, India's Foreign Secretary Subrahmanyam Jaishankar said Monday. Earlier in the day, French President Francois Hollande and ... more
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Curiosity gets a good taste of scooped, sieved sand
At its current location for inspecting an active sand dune, NASA's Curiosity Mars rover is adding some sample-processing moves not previously used on Mars. Sand from the second and third samples the ... more


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Opportunity rock abrasion tool conducts two rock grinds
Opportunity is inside 'Marathon Valley,' up on north-facing slopes for improved solar array energy production. The rover is conducting an in-situ (contact) science campaign on the surface targ ... more

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Opportunity Abrasion Tool Conducts Two Rock Grinds
Opportunity is inside 'Marathon Valley,' up on north-facing slopes for improved solar array energy production. The rover is conducting an in-situ (contact) science campaign on the surface targ ... more
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Zinnias from space
One of the most triumphant moments in the book and recent movie The Martian comes when lead character, Mark Watney, successfully grows a potato crop on Mars. It's more than food for survival; he's a ... more
Military Space News, Nuclear Weapons, Missile Defense
Space Force establishes Systems Delta 85 to strengthen space defense integration
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Rover uses Rock Abrasion Tool to grind rocks
Opportunity is inside 'Marathon Valley' on north-facing slopes for improved solar array energy production. The rover is engaged in an in-situ (contact) science campaign investigating the surface tar ... more
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Thales Alenia Space to supply reaction control subsystem for ExoMars
Thales Alenia Space-UK are pleased to announce that they have been selected to supply a crucial subsystem, the Reaction Control Subsystem, for the Carrier Module of the ExoMars 2018 mission. T ... more
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Building a robust commercial market in low earth orbit
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NASA awards ISS cargo transport contracts
NASA has awarded three cargo contracts to ensure the critical science, research and technology demonstrations that are informing the agency's journey to Mars are delivered to the International Space ... more
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Money troubles may delay Europe-Russia Mars mission
Part of a joint European-Russian mission to search for signs of life on Mars may be delayed due to cash flow problems, the European Space Agency said Friday. ... more
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Opportunity Welcomes Winter Solstice
Opportunity is inside 'Marathon Valley' on the west rim of Endeavour Crater. The rover is positioned on steep, north-facing slopes for improved solar array energy production. The winter solsti ... more
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A Starburst Spider On Mars
Mars' seasonal cap of carbon dioxide ice has eroded many beautiful terrains as it sublimates (goes directly from ice to vapor) every spring. In the region where the High Resolution Imaging Sci ... more
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Rover Rounds Martian Dune to Get to the Other Side
NASA's Curiosity Mars rover, partway through the first up-close study ever conducted of extraterrestrial sand dunes, is providing dramatic views of a dune's steep face, where cascading sand has scul ... more
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Boulders on a Martian Landslide
The striking feature in this image, acquired by the High Resolution Imaging Science Experiment (HiRISE) camera on NASA's Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter on March 19, 2014, is a boulder-covered landslide ... more
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NASA suspends March launch of InSight mission to Mars
NASA has suspended the March 2016 launch of its InSight mission to Mars because of problems with a key scientific component, the US space agency said Tuesday. The lander was set to delve deep ... more

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University researchers test prototype spacesuits at Kennedy
The spacesuits astronauts will wear while exploring the surface of Mars will protect the person inside, supply air and water, and be flexible enough that astronauts can dig samples and do the other ... more
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Marshall: Advancing the technology for NASA's Journey to Mars
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Martian gullies likely contain 'no water': study

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Opportunity positioned on steeper slopes for another Martian winter

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Insight shipped to California for March launch to Mars

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Rocks Rich in Silica Present Puzzles for Mars Rover Team

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New Mars rover findings revealed at American Geophysical Union Conference

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Opportunity performs a week of robotic arm at Marathon Valley

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Study finds evidence for more recent clay formation on Mars

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Curiosity reaches sand dunes

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Opportunity on west rim of Endeavour Crater within Marathon Valley

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NASA's Curiosity rover reaches Martian sand dunes

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European payload selected for ExoMars 2018 surface platform


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