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Thales Australia and Western Sydney University win research funding to trial Neuromorphic sensors for space Thales Australia, in partnership with the International Centre for Neuromorphic Systems at the Western Sydney University (WSU ICNS), has received grant funding from the Australian Government's Moon to Mars initiative to help develop new Australian technologies for potential use on NASA's Moon to Mars mission. Thales Australia and the WSU ICNS, in collaboration with Thales's subsidiary and international Joint Venture, Thales Alenia Space, will use the grant to leverage the European Robot...

https://www.afinalwarning.com/522888.html (Natural News) Researchers discovered what appeared to be shallow glaciers beneath the Martian surface. These features might be rich in water ice and are situated in the northern lowlands beneath a flat region called Arcadia Planitia. The researchers said that this region could serve as a landing site for future crewed missions to Mars while the glaciers could provide a water source to astronauts. The researchers detailed their findings in a paper, which was published May 1 in the journal  Icarus. “What I think makes Arcadia Planitia a good d...

News Join our Community of 625,000+ Engineers Register News MEDLI2, the Sensors That Monitored the Perseverance Rover’s Landing on Mars February 25, 2021 by Rushi Patel The MEDLI2 sensor package on the Perseverance rover is not only gathering data for future missions; it's also demonstrating how commercial-off-the-shelf parts can be used in space.   A high-level depiction of how the entry, descent, and landing (EDL) system functioned to safely land the rover on the Martian surface. Image used courtesy of NASA/JPL-Caltech   Because NASA's key goals with this mission are to acquire data on...

With the evolution of technology and new resources, one of the biggest curiosity has been to find answers to the century-old question - are we alone in the universe? With humans aiming to be an interplanetary species in the future, the nearest attraction remains Mars. Several countries are in the race to the Red planet as it drives the human imagination of a future colony on the surface. The US, China, India, UAE have all successfully sent rovers, probes and spacecraft into the Martian orbi, deepening the understanding of the planet mired with ancient craters and signs of polar ice caps.