[ad_1] After relaying live communications for @NASAInSight while landing, the tiny cubesat #MARCO B returned this farewell image of the planet. Credit: NASA / JPL NASA's satellite pair, Mars Cube One, broke …
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[ad_1] The small cubesat MarCO-B NASA took this picture of Mars from a distance of 310,000 km on November 24, 2018 before the landing of the InSight probe on November 26th. This …
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[ad_1] Mars est une planète assez grande, environ neuf fois la masse de notre lune. Les dernières recherches scientifiques suggèrent également que Mars, bien que ressemblant à un désert géant, puisse contenir …
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[ad_1] Mars is a pretty big planet, about nine times the mass of our moon. The latest scientific research also suggests that Mars, while resembling a giant desert, may contain enough groundwater …
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[ad_1] The tiny 6U (or six cubic units) Dellingr CubeSat, seen here in the lab before launch, carries two magnetometers designed to measure Earth’s magnetic fields and an instrument called the Ion …
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[ad_1] Les premiers CubeSats de la NASA à voyager dans l'espace lointain ont renvoyé une image de Mars – visible sous la forme d'un minuscule point rouge sur le ciel sombre. Les …
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[ad_1] One of NASA's MarCO spacecraft took this (annotated) image of Mars on October 2 – the first time a CubeSat, a sort of inexpensive spacecraft the size of a briefcase – …
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[ad_1] One of NASA's MarCO twin gears took this image of Mars on October 2 – the first time that a CubeSat, a kind of inexpensive spacecraft and the size of a …
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[ad_1] One of NASA's two briefcase-size MarCO spacecraft captured this image of Mars on Oct. 2, 2018 – the first-ever photo of the Red Planet by a cubesat. Credit: NASA / JPL-Caltech …
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[ad_1] The video is breathtaking: a satellite in orbit pulls a net to trap a nearby target in the groundbreaking demonstration of space debris cleaning technology. The demonstration of the space network, …
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