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NASA crew releases landmark image of the moon

NASA's Artemis II crew captured the first complete image of the Orientale basin on the moon during their historic flyby.
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1 week ago

From NASA's rover routes to jetliners' aircraft sensors, AI is changing how the aerospace industry tests risk

NASA utilizes AI and digital twins for data analysis and navigation in extreme environments like Mars.
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22 hours ago

NASA crew releases landmark image of the moon

NASA's Artemis II crew captured the first complete image of the Orientale basin on the moon during their historic flyby.
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1 week ago

From NASA's rover routes to jetliners' aircraft sensors, AI is changing how the aerospace industry tests risk

NASA utilizes AI and digital twins for data analysis and navigation in extreme environments like Mars.
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1 week ago

NASA releases stunning new Saturn imagesand the gas giant has never looked so good

Hubble captured the planet's reflected visible light and highlighted Saturn's iconic yellow hues, which are, in part, a product of the sunlight-reflecting ammonia crystals and hydrocarbons such as methane in its atmosphere.
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5 days ago

The first homes on Mars may be alive

Humans need innovative habitats, like mycelium-based structures, to survive on Mars due to high costs and environmental challenges.
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2 days ago

Artemis Took A Picture Of Us | Defector

Artemis II is on a free-return trajectory to the Moon, with insufficient fuel for major course corrections.
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1 week ago

Scientists Intrigued by "Negative Mass Anomaly" Under Surface of Mars

Mars is spinning faster each year due to a negative mass anomaly beneath its surface, affecting the length of a Martian day.
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4 days ago

NASA's shocking admission about life on Mars ahead of the Artemis II

Mars may provide evidence of microbial life, with a 90% chance of proof if samples are returned.
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2 weeks ago

NASA's Perseverance Mars rover discovers even older lost rivers at Jezero Crater

NASA's Perseverance rover discovered evidence of an ancient river-delta system buried beneath Jezero Crater's surface, extending Mars's habitability window to at least 4.2 billion years ago.
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3 weeks ago

A Man, a Plan, a Canal - Mars! - 99% Invisible

Early 20th-century Western society believed advanced Martian civilizations existed, driven by astronomer Percival Lowell's canal theory and widespread media sensationalism.
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4 weeks ago

60 years since humans touched the surface of another planet

Venera 3 became the first human-made object to reach another planet when it impacted Venus on March 1, 1966, though it failed to transmit data from the planet itself.
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1 month ago

Mars spacecraft measure effects of solar storm on red planet

A solar storm increased electrons in Mars's atmosphere by 45-278 percent, enabling scientists to study space weather effects using radio occultation between two ESA spacecraft.
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2 months ago

NASA faces a crucial choice on a Mars spacecraft-and it must decide soon

NASA must choose a new Mars communications relay after MAVEN's loss; Congress allocated $700 million, with bill language appearing to favor specific companies.
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1 month ago

NASA Rover Exploring Strange, Haunting Structures on Mars

NASA's Curiosity rover explores ancient boxwork formations on Mars that may indicate prolonged water presence and potential for past microbial life.
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1 month ago

Is there lightning on Mars? New evidence suggests it's there, just hard to see

Scientists have detected possible evidence of lightning on Mars, with the phenomenon likely appearing as electrostatically charged dust sparks rather than dramatic bolts due to Mars's thin atmosphere and weak magnetic field.
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1 month ago

A non-public document reveals that science may not be prioritized on next Mars mission

NASA released a pre-solicitation for a $700 million Mars orbiter spacecraft contract to relay communications and provide navigation support through 2035, with competition expected to be more open than originally intended.
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1 month ago

NASA uses Mars Helicopter's SoC for rover navigation upgrade

NASA has revealed it repurposed the processor the Perseverance rover used to communicate with the Ingenuity Mars Helicopter, to help the rolling robot navigate the Red Planet autonomously "for potentially unlimited distances." The aerospace agency revealed the hack last week in a post that says it used the rover's Helicopter Base Station (HBS) because its processor is 100 times faster than the rover's other kit.
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1 month ago

See Uranus like NEVER before! Scientists capture 3D view of the planet

A new 3D map of Uranus's upper atmosphere reveals detailed auroral structure, temperature and ion density distributions, and ongoing atmospheric cooling.
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2 months ago

This Photo of Mars at Night Is Straight Up Haunting

Martian nights average about 12 hours and are extremely cold, but Curiosity's LED-equipped instruments illuminate shadowed rock interiors for scientific study.
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2 months ago

NASA taps Claude to conjure Mars rover's travel plan

It did so with the blessing of engineers at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL), who decided to delegate the meticulous work of route planning to Anthropic's AI model. This involves consulting orbital and surface imagery of Mars in order to set a series of waypoints to guide the rover's movements. Once plotted, this data gets transmitted about 140 million miles or 225 million kilometers - the average distance from Earth to Mars - where it's received by Perseverance as a navigational plan.
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1 month ago

Ancient Mars was warm and wet, not cold and icy

Mars experienced prolonged warm, wet climates with heavy rainfall that formed kaolinite pebbles, indicating some of the planet's most habitable intervals.
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2 months ago

NASA used Claude to plot a route for its Perseverance rover on Mars

Since 2021, NASA's Perseverance rover has achieved a number of historic milestones, including sending back the first audio recordings from Mars. Now, nearly five years after landing on the Red Planet, it just achieved another feat. This past December, Perseverance successfully completed a route through a section of the Jezero crater plotted by Anthropic's Claude chatbot, marking the first time NASA has used a large language model to pilot the car-sized robot.
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2 months ago

NASA Has Some Very Bad News About Its Mars Spacecraft

NASA's MAVEN orbiter went offline December 6 after unexpected rotation; recovery is very unlikely though a post-conjunction contact attempt remains possible.
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1 month ago

NASA Running Out of Non-Life Explanations for What Its Rover Found on Mars

Long-chain alkanes in ancient Martian lakebed mud likely require biological sources because non-biological processes cannot explain their inferred original concentrations.
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2 months ago

Very tough microbes may help us cement our future on Mars

A global research team has analyzed the prospects for biomineralization on Mars, a process in which bacteria, fungi, and microalgae can create minerals as part of their metabolism, offering a byproduct that could be useful to prospective Martian explorers by providing the raw materials needed to produce aggregates such as concrete. With an extremely thin and mostly carbon dioxide atmosphere, air pressure less than 1 percent of Earth's,
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