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What did the first man on the Moon discover on his trip to the USSR? (PHOTOS)

What did the first man on the Moon discover on his trip to the USSR? (PHOTOS)
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Safe space: the cosmic importance of planetary quarantine

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“This, what you’re doing today, never happens,” Nasa’s David Seidel told us. “This is a rare chance,” agreed the director of the Jet Propulsion Laboratory, Michael Watkins, welcoming us into the lab’s spacecraft assembly facility, located in the hills outside Pasadena, California. The exceedingly unusual adventure awaiting us was a trip into the clean room where Perseverance, Nasa’s latest Mars rover, having been assembled under conditions of exacting sterility, sat awaiting shipment to Cape Canaveral.
Our visit, in December 2019, had been prefaced by a long email laying out extremely detailed rules: we were instructed not to wear any perfume, cologne, makeup or dangly earrings; flannel, wool or frayed clothing was not allowed; even our fingernails had to be smooth, rather than jagged. After a quick welcome, our phones and notebooks were confiscated, and a hi-tech doormat vacuum-brushed the soles of our shoes. In t ....

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Time to agree on how to interact with ET

The Mars Perseverance Rover, launched in July of 2020 successfully touched down on Mars on February 18, 2021. Part of NASA s flagship multi-billion-dollar Mars 2020 mission, the rover will be accompanied by the Mars Helicopter. Together these expensive tools are designed to assess early habitability of the planet and seek out evidence of ancient life with the ultimate goal of seeking out the origins of life potentially on planets other than Earth. Bringing back informative samples collected by the rover, with a stated objective of further researching independent life on another planet, could cost yet another billion dollars.

Most scientists will agree that there is a finite probability that some form of life exists somewhere else in the universe. To this end, humanity has spent decades of manpower and billions of taxpayer dollars seeking out evidence of extra-terrestrial life and even attempting rudimentary communication. The 1972 and 1973 Pioneer 10 and 11 spacecraft ....

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Moon work - Cosmos Magazine

Moon work
LROC Wide Angle Camera (WAC) mosaic of the lunar South Pole region, about 600 km in diameter. The illuminated, crescent-shaped edge of the Shackleton Crater is touching the centre cross-hairs. Credit: NASA/GSFC/Arizona State University
With NASA gearing up for a possible return to the Moon as soon as 2024 (and other countries not far behind), scientists are ramping up efforts to find the best ways to make best use of a permanent or long-term Moon base.
High on the list, of course, is collecting Moon rocks, especially in areas far from the six Apollo landing sites. One of these is near the rim of Shackleton Crater, which has been selected as the leading candidate for NASA’s upcoming Artemis Moon-landing program, says Jahnavi Shah, a graduate student at the University of Western Ontario, London, Canada. ....

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'Roid reward - Cosmos Magazine

’Roid reward
There’s nothing quite as pleasurable as exceeding expectations.
Japanese scientists have peeked inside the sample capsule from Japan’s Hayabusa2 sample-return mission and found it to contain 5.4 grams of material from asteroid 162173 Ryugu.
“[That’s] far above the target of one-tenth of a gram,” said Hitoshi Kuninaka, vice-president of the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA), last weekend at a virtual meeting of the international Committee on Space Research (COSPAR).
The sample looks like coarse black sand, he added. “The largest grain is 1 centimetre.”
The material was collected in 2019 and arrived on Earth on 6 December 2020, when the spacecraft flew by and ejected its sample container to a landing site at the Woomera Test Range, in South Australia. ....

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