Mars
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There’s a Giant Magma Plume on Mars, Bulging the Surface out Across a Vast Region
Billions of years ago, Mars was a much different place than it is today. Its atmosphere was thicker...
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With a Small Network of Satellites Around Mars, Rovers Could Navigate Autonomously
When it comes to “on the ground” exploration of Mars, rovers make pretty good advance scouts. From Pathfinder...
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“Good Night Oppy” Beautifully Illustrates the Unbreakable Bond Between Humans and our Robotic Explorers
In January 2004, NASA rovers Spirit and Opportunity (aka “Oppy”) landed in two completely different locations on Mars. ...
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Many Clouds on Mars are Driven by Dust, not Water
One of the benefits of having a cluster of satellites orbiting another planet is that scientists can then analyze...
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Mars Once had Enough Water for a Planet-Wide Ocean 300 Meters Deep
Today, Mars is colloquially known as the “Red Planet” on a count of how its dry, dusty landscape is...
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Perseverance has Found a Nice Patch of Sandstone on Mars
NASA’s rolling geology robot shared a great image of sandstone that it found on Mars in Jezero Crater. ...
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The Future of Mars Exploration Belongs to Helicopters
Even though there’s no firm date for a Mars sample return mission, the Perseverance rover is busy collecting rock...
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This is Probably the Last Picture we’ll see From InSight on Mars
It’s almost time to say goodbye to another Martian friend. Plenty of missions to the Red Planet have...
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