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A Stevenage-Built Rover Named Rosalind Franklin Will Drill Two Metres Into Mars Clay for Human Ancestors
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Ottobre 2, 2026
A Stevenage-Built Rover Named Rosalind Franklin Will Drill Two Metres Into Mars Clay for Human Ancestors
The Airbus-built Rosalind Franklin rover will drill two metres under Oxia Planum clay in 2030, testing whether life on Earth and Mars shares one ancestor.
NASA Paid $300,000 for a Mars Menu While a Tomato Doubled in Fake Martian Dirt and the Carrot Lost
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Maggio 1, 2024
NASA Paid $300,000 for a Mars Menu While a Tomato Doubled in Fake Martian Dirt and the Carrot Lost
NASA's Mars to Table prize and a new dirt-eating microbe still have not fixed the perchlorate problem Wageningen measured when tomatoes doubled and carrots lost.
NASA’s Psyche Laser Sent 13.6 Terabits From Deep Space, Then Mars Flung the Spacecraft Toward a Metal Asteroid
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Aprile 30, 2024
NASA’s Psyche Laser Sent 13.6 Terabits From Deep Space, Then Mars Flung the Spacecraft Toward a Metal Asteroid
NASA's Psyche spacecraft used a laser to move 13.6 terabits across deep space. The demo ended in 2025. In May 2026 Mars gave the probe a 1,000-mph boost toward asteroid…