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NASA and Microsoft have teamed up to release the first NASA Xbox 360 game "Mars Rover Landing" for Kinect.The game lets players land their own Curiosity Mars rover on the Red Planet.
Updated for the landing of the Zhurong rover. Erik Gregersen Jun 03, 2021 Added photograph of the Ingenuity helicopter. Erik Gregersen May 06, 2021 Noted the first flight of the Ingenuity helicopter. Erik Gregersen Apr 19, 2021 Article revised and updated. Erik Gregersen Feb 23, 2021 Me...
Here is another strange, anomalous objectphotographed on the surface of Marsby the Curiosity rover. The picture was taken on Earth date January 30, 2013, and presents a real mystery. The shiny protuberance is small—about .05 cm tall or smaller—and appears to be embedded in the rock from ...
Data collected during the Mars Curiosity rover's cruise to the Red Planet shows that the radiation environment in deep space, away from the protection of Earth's atmosphere and magnetic field, is more than three times higher than that experienced by a crew aboard the International Space Station...
While rovers from the surface of Mars can't get close to the moon, they can take pictures from the surface of what is going on; NASA's Spirit, Opportunity and Curiosity have all taken images. In particular, the Curiosity rover has taken some great photos and videos of Phobos and Deimos...
Find WUITS Facebook Group To Swap Pictures On Facebook:http://www.facebook.com/groups/whatsupinthesky Strange Flower Looking Rock On Mars Print Email User Rating:5/5 Details Category:Mars Written byWill Farrar Hits: 3934 This is fresh from the Curiosity Rover. On SOL 3396 the rover stopped...
Panorama of the area, from Sol 173. Credit: NASA/JPL/Caltech/Malin Space Science Systems. Image editing by 2di7 & titanio44 on Flickr. Whatever it is, the weird little shiny thing is interesting, and we hope to have more details about it soon from one of the rover scientists. ...
The first opportunity for the people of Earth to send personal messages and pictures to Mars by radio transmission! Beam Me celebrates the 50th anniversary of the first mission to Mars—NASA’s Mariner 4 launched on 28 November 1964. All Beam Me messages will be sent together by radio—at ...
"It's really easy to pick out rocks or other things that look like something else in pictures like this,"NASA media-relations specialist Guy Webster told CNET. Read more 47 of 62NASA/JPL-Caltech Crab monster creeps on Mars NASA's Mars Curiosity rover snapped a photo that could have blend...