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Make Sure You Think Twice Before Going To Mars

February 17, 2016 by Jakob Nielsen Leave a Comment

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Now that there are only a couple of days left for the sign up, make sure you think twice before going to Mars because there are some dangers there that should not be taken lightly. Earth is not that easy to live on with the numerous diseases and elements that can kill you. And it’s […]

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What To Eat On The Way To Mars

February 12, 2016 by Jenna Lewis Leave a Comment

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With the possibility of a manned mission still looming on the horizon, scientists debate what to eat on the way to Mars and what is the proper diet an astronaut should keep. It’s safe to say that they will be in a unique situation. NASA is still aiming for a manned mission to Mars in […]

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Take A 360 Degree Look Around Mars

February 9, 2016 by Kieron Robertson Leave a Comment

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With the help of NASA’s Jet Propulsion Lab (JPL), you can take a 360 degree look around Mars and choose the angle of the view. It’s as close as we would ever get to riding Curiosity across the Red Planet. The camera is placed on top of the Curiosity rover, near the Namib Dune The […]

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Committee Finds NASA’s Mars Plans To Be In Disarray

February 4, 2016 by Daniel Austin 11 Comments

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In spite of vigorous promotion, a committee finds NASA’s Mars plans to be in disarray and doesn’t see much feasibility in a potential manned mission to the Red Planet. NASA has been aiming for a manned mission to Mars in the 2030s Testing of the SLS rocket and Orion capsule are schedule for 2018 and […]

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Mars Rover Opportunity Is Aging, Suffering Amnesia Events, NASA

January 4, 2015 by Kieron Robertson Leave a Comment

For 10 years, the Mars Rover has been moving on the red planet and age has finally started taking a toll on its systems. It has started suffering from memory loss symptoms. According to a recent statement by NASA, Opportunity, NASA’s Mars rovers which has been exploring the Martian planet is suffering memory loss symptoms […]

Filed Under: Technology Tagged With: Amnesia Events, Jet Propulsion Laboratory, Mars, Mars Odyssey, Mars Rover, NASA, Opportunity

NASA Plans a Floating City over the Clouds of Venus

December 22, 2014 by jeff Leave a Comment

The last decade has been dominated by exploration of Mars. Venus exploration has been deemed impossible due to its inhospitable conditions on the planet. However NASA believes that Cloud City could be the answer to this problem. Most space agencies are focusing their attention on Mars. However giving a second look Venus also seems a […]

Filed Under: Tech & Science Tagged With: HAVOC, Langley Research Center, Mars, NASA, Systems Analysis and Concepts Directorate, Venus

NASA Curiosity Rover Detects Methane-Level Spikes on Mars

December 18, 2014 by Daniel Austin Leave a Comment

News from NASA’s Curiosity Rover has given an interesting picture of the planet’s methane. First the methane levels in the Gale Crater were lower than expected. However, scientists were surprised to see sudden spike in methane levels once in a while. NASA researchers are now saying that the source of the Methane is somewhere nearby […]

Filed Under: Tech & Science Tagged With: American Geophysical Union, Curiosity Rover, John Grotzinger, Mars, Methane-Level Spikes, NASA, University of Michigan

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