Nasa device extracts breathable oxygen from thin Martian air Instrument aboard Perseverance which landed on Mars after seven-month journey
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Nasa s miniature robot helicopter Ingenuity has performed a successful takeoff and landing on Mars, achieving the first powered, controlled flight by an aircraft over the surface of another planet, the US space agency said. Video: Nasa
The Mars Oxygen In-Situ Resource Utilization Experiment (Moxie) instrument is lowered into the belly of Perseverance prior to Nasa’s Mars expedition. File photograph: Nasa via EPA
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MARS 2020 ląduje już dziś Tak wygląda przeszłość i przyszłość misji marsjańskich
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Mars Chińska misja Tianwen-1 przesłała pierwsze zdjęcie Czerwonej Planety
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How NASA is planning to bring Mars samples back to Earth; read here IANS
Washington: NASA has approved the Mars Sample Return (MSR) multi-mission effort to advance to the next phase in preparation to bring the first pristine samples from Mars back to Earth.
During this phase, the programme will mature critical technologies and make critical design decisions, as well as assess industry partnerships, NASA said Friday.
The first endeavour of this campaign is in progress as the NASA’s Mars 2020 Perseverance rover, launched in July, is set to land on the Red Planet February 18, 2021.
The car-size rover will search for signs of ancient microbial life.
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NASA begins work on Retrieval System to bring back Mars Perseverance Rover Samples
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Washington, D.C. – NASA and ESA (European Space Agency) are moving to the next phase in a campaign to deepen understanding of whether life ever existed on Mars and, in turn, better understand the origins of life on Earth.
NASA has approved the Mars Sample Return (MSR) multi-mission effort to advance to Phase A, preparing to bring the first pristine samples from Mars back to Earth. During this phase, the program will mature critical technologies and make critical design decisions as well as assess industry partnerships.