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Jersey Proud: Stockton students conduct study to help colonize Mars
New ReviewThere is a study going on in the Pine Barrens that could one day help people live on Mars.
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NASA Found Signs of Ancient Alien Life on Mars
New ReviewNASA’s Perseverance rover has uncovered possible traces of ancient microbial life on Mars. A sample from 3.2–3.8 billion‑year‑old lakebed rock in Jezero Crater shows ring‑shaped features and minerals like vivianite and greigite—common...
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NASA seismometer exposes red planet's cannibal history
New ReviewThe interiors of Mars have chunks and blobs of ancient rocks that could have developed to form planets. The discovery was made when scientists were scanning through the data of NASA's InSight lander. How did they manage to remain the...
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Alien Chunks Trapped Inside Red Planet
New ReviewMind-blowing discovery: NASA's Insight seismometer reveals Mars is stuffed with fragments from other worlds destroyed 4.5 billion years ago. 1,319 mars quakes expose how the Red Planet literally ate ancient planets during cosmic...
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NASA prepares for its next simulated Mars habitat mission
New ReviewFor one year, starting this fall, four humans will live inside and simulate life on Mars in a 3-D printed habitat right here on Earth. (Scripps News)
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Lottery for tours of Hawaii Martin Mars water bomber flight deck at B.C. Aviation Museum
New ReviewThe Martin Mars water bomber is an iconic piece of B.C. history, used to fight wildfires since the 1950s. Now retired, one of the planes has been purchased for the B.C. Aviation Museum, where visitors can tour the aircraft. CBC's Jason...
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Nova Scotia community rescues pod of dolphins trapped in mud | Hanomansing Tonight
New ReviewA community in northern Nova Scotia came together on Sunday to rescue a pod of dolphins stranded in mud. Tonya Wimmer, executive director of the Marine Animal Response Society, says while she 'admires the passion' of the concerned...
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Mars 2020: NASA's robotic rover almost complete
Mars 2020 robotic rover has completed its first test and it is set to pave way for manned missions to space.
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Dubai Air Show: Sky's no longer the limit as UAE reaches for the stars
All eyes were on rivals Airbus and Boeing at the Dubai Air Show as the two aerospace giants competed for billions of euros worth of orders. With more than 1,300 exhibitors and around 90,000 visitors, much was at stake. There’s fierce...
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Mars Looks to Its Roots to Empower Women in Its Cocoa Supply Chain
To improve gender equality, Mars is turning to its roots ー and that means empowering the huge female workforce in its cocoa supply chain. The family-owned chocolate company partnered with CARE International to give women in its cocoa...
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Billionaire Victoria Mars: The Days of Playing by Men's Rules Are Over
It's 2019 and it's still a man's world. Confectionery maven and billionaire Victoria Mars played by the man's rules and was rewarded. Now, she says it's high time women got to play by their own rules. "I've grown up in the system, I was...
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Need 2 Know: Parkland Anniversary, Ryan Adams Accused
These are the headlines you Need 2 Know for Thursday, Feb. 14, 2019.
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2018 Review: A vintage year in Mars exploration
It has been an extraordinary year in Mars exploration, with new results and new spacecraft changing our view of the red planet. The highlight for many was the touchdown of NASA's InSight probe, the first ever mission to study the...
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NASA spacecraft captures 'unwordly' sound of wind on Mars
A spacecraft that touched down on Mars ten days ago to conduct experiments and measure 'marsquakes' has recorded the first ever sounds of Martian winds. NASA's InSight Lander captured a low rumble caused by vibrations from the wind on...
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NASA spacecraft captures 'unworldly' sound of wind on Mars
A spacecraft that touched down on Mars ten days ago to conduct experiments and measure 'marsquakes' has recorded the first ever sounds of Martian winds. NASA's InSight Lander captured a low rumble caused by vibrations from the wind on...
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Elon Musk Says There's a 70 Percent Chance He'll Go to Mars
Elon Musk says there's a 70 percent chance he'll go to Mars ー even though there's also a good chance he won't come back. Musk spoke on his plans to personally take the SpaceX Starship (formerly known as the BFR) to Mars in an interview...
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NASA's InSight lander successfully touches down on Mars
A NASA spacecraft designed to burrow beneath the surface of Mars landed on the red planet after a six-month journey and a perilous, six-minute descent through the rose-hued atmosphere.
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NASA's InSight lander: What's next?
NASA’s InSight lander completed a seven-month journey through space after landing on Mars yesterday, but its work on the Red Planet has only just begun. The probe has sent initial images of its landing site – the Elysium Planitia, a...
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NASA Engineer on Why We're Going Back to Mars
Emily Manor-Chapman, a NASA engineer on the 'InSight' lander, explains what the new mission to Mars hopes to accomplish.
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NASA launches mission to explore below Mars' surface
NASA has launched a probe to Mars as part of a mission to find out more about the planet’s internal structure and see if life may once have existed there. The InSight mission was launched on an Atlas V-401 rocket from California in the...
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#AskSpace: How will astronauts handle the journey to Mars?
Michael Kinser from the United States wants to know how astronauts are preparing to deal with long periods in weightlessness, and high radiation, on journeys to places like Mars. We put the question to ESA's Italian astronaut Paolo...
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Why the Falcon Heavy Rocket Launch is Such a Big Deal
The Bad Astronomer Phil Plait discusses why SpaceX's Falcon Heavy launch is so important, even if it's not a success.
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3...2...1...The Falcon Heavy Is (Almost) Ready for Liftoff
"The Bad Astronomer" Phil Plait discusses why SpaceX's highly-anticipated Falcon Heavy launch is so important, even if it's not a success.
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The Falcon Heavy Is Set For Launch...But Will it Take Off?
"The Bad Astronomer" Phil Plait discusses what makes SpaceX's highly-anticipated Falcon Heavy launch so complicated, and why it will be "spectacular," whatever happens.