NASA rover reaches rim of big Martian crater
Mars Thursday, August 11th, 2011
NASA’s surviving Mars rover Opportunity has reached the rim of a 14-mile-wide crater where the robot geologist will examine rocks older than any it has seen

NASA’s surviving Mars rover Opportunity has reached the rim of a 14-mile-wide crater where the robot geologist will examine rocks older than any it has seen

Scientists are taking a slower, more methodical approach to make sure they understand the environments and chemistry that could support and preserve life

NASA’s next Mars rover will land at the foot of a towering mountain inside a 96-mile-wide crater to search for evidence the region once once supported life

NASA’s next Mars rover faces looming technical, financial and scheduling challenges before its planned launch in November, according to an internal audit

NASA and its Jet Propulsion Labs recently opened an exhibit featuring a scale model of the Mars Exploration Rover Opportunity

The rover Curiosity, NASA’s Mars Science Laboratory mission, will be placed on Mars in August 2012
A picture set back from a Mars rover in 2008 suggests a rock formation figure in this video might be of a humanoid

Landing site? This is one of the candidates – a dark spot between Mars’ northern lowlands and southern highlands – for the next Mars rover to land

Just when NASA dispelled speculation about a “face” on Mars captured by one of its orbiting satellites, a new “sign of life” has been “seen” on the Red Planet.
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