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Talker on MSNMars rover captures stunning blue skies on Red Planet
A robot has snapped an image of the Red Planet with a blue sky. The imaging team of NASA’s Perseverance Mars rover took ...
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Space.com on MSNHow the Red Planet craze started 120 years ago: Interview with 'The Martians' author David Baron
"What is it about Mars that has made it so prominent in our culture, almost more than any other celestial object?" ...
This is because these objects formed “billions of years ago when liquid water still existed on the Red Planet. Water carried ...
The Curiosity Mars rover photographed more rocks that are shaped like coral on the red planet's surface. Researchers said the ...
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Space.com on MSNSpaceX signs deal to fly Italian experiments to Mars on Starship's 1st commercial Red Planet flights
SpaceX has signed a deal with the Italian Space Agency to fly Italian experiments on the first commercial Starship missions ...
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Space on MSNGood news for Mars settlers? Red Planet glaciers are mostly pure water ice, study suggests
Martian glaciers are mostly pure ice across the Red Planet, suggesting they might potentially be useful resources for any ...
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Fox Weather on MSNEarth or Mars? See the 'deceptively' clear blue sky spotted on the Red Planet
The Martian forecast will almost always include a red sky but a recent panorama captured by NASA’s rover Perseverance shows what a blue sky would look like on the Red Planet.
The only problem is that Martians are already there, and when humans land on the red planet in the then-distant year of 1999, it doesn’t take long for the Martians to hunt them down.
In early July, the Red Planet rises around 10:30 p.m. local daylight time and climbs highest around 3 a.m. It shines brilliantly at magnitude –2.2. But Mars doesn’t stand pat.
In my August article, “The Red Planet’s colorful past,” I cover man’s research of Mars and its use in popular culture from ancient times up to the first spacecraft mission to the planet in ...
And in 2012, Steltzner's last big project, the Curiosity rover, landed on the Red Planet. It's still exploring Mars today.
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