Is there lyfe on Mars? New concept broadens search for alien organisms0
- From Around the Web, Space
- July 31, 2020
Research suggests standard definition of life may be too restrictive for complexities of space
Research suggests standard definition of life may be too restrictive for complexities of space
An armada of exploration brings orbiters, rovers and a helicopter. While Mars may be some time away from human visitors, its robot population continues to swell
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NASA has announced the astronauts that will fly on the third crewed SpaceX mission, revealing a multi-national crew of four that will travel to the International Space Station (ISS).
A Canadian scientist says helping NASA with a mission to Mars to look for signs of life is the fulfillment of a childhood dream.
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Spacecraft or space rock?
The nuclear power generator for NASA’s Perseverance rover has been installed on the spacecraft atop an Atlas 5 rocket at Cape Canaveral, and mission managers gave a green light Wednesday to continue preparations for the rover’s July 30 launch.