[ad_1] It has been built since the beginning of spring and culminates at the end of this month – the big Mars show of 2018. The Earth and Mars have their closest …
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This massive dust storm could engulf Mars for months
[ad_1] Every six to eight years, mbadive dust storms can cover the entire surface of Mars. NASA's Martian probes are currently watching one on the red planet. Scientists saw a small-scale dust …
Read More »Get out and see Mars at its brightest
[ad_1] What can you see The characteristics of albedo are the areas most prone to seasonal changes such as lightening or darkening. With a telescope of 4 inches or more, you will …
Read More »Contest for Naming a New Mars Rover: How about Marsy McMarsface?
[ad_1] The European Space Agency is looking for a name for its new Mars rover that will land on the red planet in 2021. Launched in 2020, the rover is currently calling …
Read More »Watch the dust storm of Mars transform the entire planet
[ad_1] NASA / JPL-Caltech / MSSS Wow. These are beautiful pictures of progress, Mars As the dust storm [19451945] continues to rage, NASA has broadcast "before and after" videos of the planet …
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[ad_1] Alyssa Carson of Louisiana underwent training in sub-orbital "space preparation" in hopes of becoming a full-fledged astronaut sometime and while the teenager is still far away to become a NASA astronaut, …
Read More »SpaceX continues its quest for Mars with the launch of Cape Canaveral
[ad_1] Buy Photo SpaceX's first Falcon 9 Block 5 is located on Pad 39A of the Kennedy Space Center before its first launch in May 2018 with a Bangladeshi communications satellite. Rocket …
Read More »Mars is in its closest approach to Earth since 2003. Here's how to see it.
[ad_1] You probably have already seen this month, perhaps without realizing what it was – the bright "star" orange in the southeast sky every night. It's Mars, our neighbor and fourth of …
Read More »Innovate for Mars, and maybe the Earth
[ad_1] This article is from GreenBiz's Circular Weekly, which takes place on Fridays. Reading this essay in the comfort of your home or office, imagine this: On the arid slopes of the …
Read More »The dust in the wind of Mars – Skywatching
[ad_1] Ken Tapping – July 16, 2018/1 pm | story: 231156 Photo: You Tube One of the most fascinating videos sent by the Curiosity rover, which is currently exploring the surface of …
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