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+4 +1Mysterious purple coating found on Mars rocks
The color pops up almost everywhere the Perseverance rover has looked—and could hold clues to the planet’s potential for ancient life.
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+21 +35 undeniable reasons humans need to colonize Mars — even though it's going to cost billions
Aside from ensuring the survival of the human species.
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+20 +5Scientists find water in Mars’ Grand Canyon
A spacecraft orbiting Mars has made the unexpected discovery of water in Mars' Grand Canyon, otherwise known as Valles Marineris.
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+24 +3'Significant amounts of water' found in Mars' massive version of the Grand Canyon
Mars has its own version of the Grand Canyon, and scientists have learned this dramatic feature is home to "significant amounts of water" after a discovery made by an orbiter circling the red planet, according to the European Space Agency.
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+7 +2NASA's Perseverance rover finds organic chemicals on Mars
NASA's Perseverance Mars rover has found life's building blocks on the Red Planet. Perseverance has identified carbon-containing organic chemicals in some of the rocks it has examined on the floor of Mars' Jezero Crater, mission team members announced on Wednesday (Dec. 15).
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+3 +1Mars helicopter Ingenuity flies for 17th time on Red Planet
Everything appeared to go well, but team members are still waiting to get more data.
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+24 +4Scientists came up with a crazy plan to make Mars habitable
There’s a new plan could make life on Mars more of a possibility. The plan is built around the idea of giving Mars an artificial magnetosphere. The planet currently lacks a strong magnetic field and creating one could be the only option to help make life on Mars a stronger possibility. Of course, there’s a … The post Scientists came up with a crazy plan to make Mars habitable appeared first on BGR.
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+21 +950 years ago, Russia landed on Mars for 15 seconds — and taught America a lesson
1971 was a crummy year for the Soviet Mars program. Of the four robotic spacecraft the USSR sent toward the Red Planet that year, one never made it out of Earth orbit, two were stymied by Martian dust storms, and another crashed into Mars like a speeding bullet. But the Mars 3 lander had better luck. Somewhat.
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+25 +6Inside the Experiment to Create Mars on Earth
When Cassandra Klos was growing up in rural New Hampshire, it was easy to see the stars. She traced the constellations with her finger and imagined how it would feel to travel among them. As a college art student, she launched a photo project about Betty and Barney Hill, a New Hampshire couple who claimed to have been abducted by aliens.
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+24 +3Scientists use seismic noise to image first hundred meters of Mars
Mars' winds create enough noise to see what's underneath the InSight lander.
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+20 +3NASA's Perseverance captures challenging flight by Mars helicopter
Video footage from NASA's Perseverance Mars rover of the Ingenuity Mars Helicopter's 13th flight on Sept. 4 provides the most detailed look yet of the rotorcraft in action.
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+3 +1NASA's Perseverance rover on Mars just collected its 3rd sample of the Red Planet (photos)
NASA's Perseverance rover has socked away another Martian sample to send home to Earth. The car-sized Perseverance rover drilled a core sample on Monday (Nov. 15), filling a titanium tube with Red Planet rock for the third time ever.
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+4 +1NASA backs designs for 3D-printed homes on Mars
Research and architecture studio AI Space Factory has designed a 3D-printed house for the surface of Mars – and it looks like a beehive. Dubbed the Marsha Project, the vertical dwelling was dreamt up for NASA’s 3D Printed Habitat Challenge, and has been endorsed by the agency.
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+16 +1A Mars colony could be a hydrogen factory, providing propellant for the inner solar system
There are lots of potential uses for a Mars colony. It could be a research outpost, mining colony, or even a possible second home if something happens to go drastically wrong on our first one. But it could also be a potential source of what is sure to be one of the most valuable elements in the space economy—hydrogen.
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+10 +3Perseverance rover snaps first Mars photos after communications blackout. They're stunning.
The car-sized robot, and NASA's other Mars craft, had to stand down recently because the Red Planet went behind the sun. NASA's Perseverance Mars rover has emerged from its first "solar conjunction" blackout and gotten back to work on the Red Planet. It's even phoned home with its first Mars photos since reawakening.
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+4 +1Here's how to watch the 2021 International Mars Society Convention online this week
The fully virtual meeting starts Thursday, Oct. 14, and is free of charge.
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+2 +16 analog astronauts are camping out in the Israeli desert for a month to simulate life on Mars
The experiment in Israel is meant to help scientists learn how to avoid mistakes that could endanger astronauts during a Mars mission.
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+17 +3The first Arab mission to Mars is delivering some interesting science
"Our goal is clear: To accelerate the development of innovation."
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+12 +2Mars scientists now know where to look for life
"We're definitely in the right place." There's an air of relief in the science team running the American space agency's (Nasa) Perseverance rover on Mars. The researchers are sure now they've sent the robot to a location that provides the best possible opportunity to find signs of ancient life.
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+17 +4Mars scientists now know where to look for life
Images from Nasa's Perseverance rover show it's in a great place to find traces of ancient microbes.
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