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(1) WHEN GRAVITY DOESN’T FAIL. “NASA Wants Ideas for How to Destroy the International Space Station”. Really. SYFY Wire explains why. …At present, Roscosmos has committed to continued use and maintenance of the station through 2028 while the other four agencies will remain through 2030. After that, unless there’s another extension, everyone will come home, and the station’s

NASA to address concerns about Mars Sample Return mission's 'unrealistic budget' - Vimarsana News

NASA to address concerns about Mars Sample Return mission's 'unrealistic budget'

NASA is forming a response team after an independent review board examined the agency’s ongoing plans and objectives for its upcoming mission to retrieve samples from Mars.

Source: yahoo.com
Autonomous Robot Learning to Pick Up Lightsaber-Like Tubes From the Surface of Mars - Vimarsana News

Autonomous Robot Learning to Pick Up Lightsaber-Like Tubes From the Surface of Mars

We're still some years away from when the first component of the Mars Sample Return mission, the Earth Return Orbiter, will depart for Mars. An even...

NASA to address Mars Sample Return mission's 'unrealistic budget' - Vimarsana News

NASA to address Mars Sample Return mission's 'unrealistic budget'

NASA is forming a team to address concerns raised by an Independent Review Board on the Mars Sample Return mission.

Source: space.com
Even Tiny Amounts of DNA on Mars Will Be Detectable - Vimarsana News

Even Tiny Amounts of DNA on Mars Will Be Detectable

Advances in DNA technology could detect ultra-tiny amounts of DNA in the Mars Samples when they return to Earth in ten years.