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Mars Curiosity rover explores 'Yellowknife Bay' - 0 views

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  • Using Curiosity's percussive drill to collect a sample from the interior of a rock, a feat never before attempted on Mars, is the mission's priority for early 2013.
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      Brandon Moseley on 14 Feb 13
       
      The new experiments that are taking place on Mars will hopefully lead to newly discovered usefulness of this one useless, barren planet.
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Melt water on Mars could sustain life, new research suggests - 0 views

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  • Areas of the planet's northern and southern hemispheres have alternately thawed and frozen in recent geologic history
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      Brandon Moseley on 14 Feb 13
       
      One of the biggest reasons living on Mars seems so impossible is the inexistence of water. With this new discovery, it could not just be possible, but probable, that solving the other issue of breathing could mean we could live on Mars.
  • suggests that water has played a more extensive role than previously envisioned, and that environments capable of sustaining life could exist, according to new research from the University of Gothenburg, Sweden.
  • One important common feature is the presence of permafrost and frozen subsurface water.
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  • hundreds of gullies on Mars and compared these with Svalbard, the researchers found evidence that the gullies on Mars were likely formed by melting snow and water erosio
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New NASA Mars rover to launch in 2020 - 0 views

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  • "With this next mission, we're ensuring America remains the world leader in the exploration of the Red Planet, while taking another significant step toward sending humans there in the 2030s."
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      Brandon Moseley on 14 Feb 13
       
      Currently Mars seems to be the most important aspect of space exploration. We are truly hoping that one day there can be humans on Mars. As of now however, a way to get a human back from Mars to Earth is not possible.
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