Tag #Mars

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Martian Mounds Reveal Ancient Water History

Over 15,000 mounds in Mars' Chryse Planitia, as large as Texas, reveal layered evidence of ancient water erosion (4-3.8 billion years ago), offering insights into Mars' past and potential resources for future human exploration.

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Musk Celebrates Trump's Mars Promise, Raising Concerns About Conflicts of Interest

Elon Musk publicly celebrated President Trump's promise to send astronauts to Mars during his inaugural address, highlighting their close relationship involving significant political contributions and policy influence, raising concerns about conflicts of interest and misuse of social media.

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Trump's Mars Ambitions Face Political and Logistical Hurdles

President-elect Trump plans a renewed focus on space exploration, prioritizing Mars colonization with SpaceX, but faces political and logistical hurdles including bipartisan support in Congress and the ongoing Artemis program, which may limit immediate changes despite potential plans to relocate Nas...

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NASA Unveils Revised Mars Sample Return Plans

NASA proposed two new strategies for a Mars sample return mission, aiming to reduce costs to $5.5 billion–$7.7 billion and return samples by 2035–2039, using either a sky crane or commercial heavy-lift lander, addressing concerns of the previous plan's $11 billion cost and 2040 return date.

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NASA's Next-Gen Mars Helicopter: A Giant Leap in Aerial Exploration

NASA is developing a next-generation Mars helicopter, significantly larger than Ingenuity, to carry heavier science payloads (up to 11 pounds) and explore a wider range (up to 1.9 miles per Martian day), addressing challenges like navigation in featureless terrain.

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MaRS CEO Departs for Export Development Canada

Alison Nankivell left her post as CEO of MaRS Discovery District after less than a year to become the head of Export Development Canada (EDC), a federal crown corporation supporting Canadian exporters, replacing Mairead Lavery after six years. This follows MaRS's restructuring and job cuts aimed at ...

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Martian Mounds Reveal Ancient Water, Reshaping Understanding of Planet's History

A new study reveals over 15,000 towering mounds in Mars' Chryse Planitia formed from erosion caused by water 4 to 3.8 billion years ago, potentially offering insights into the planet's unique dichotomy and resources for future human exploration.

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Life on Land
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SpaceX Starship Test Flight: Setback in Rapid Spaceflight Revolution

During SpaceX's seventh Starship test flight, the upper stage was lost; however, this setback is considered typical of experimental rocketry, and the innovative approach mirrors the rapid development seen during the Space Race, pushing boundaries and accelerating spaceflight.

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SpaceX Starship Test Flight Ends in Failure Despite Booster Landing Success

SpaceX's seventh Starship test flight launched on Thursday from Texas, experiencing a successful booster landing but losing contact with and destroying the spacecraft approximately eight minutes into flight; despite significant upgrades.

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NASA Revises Mars Sample Return Plan, Targeting Lower Cost and Faster Timeline

NASA announced Tuesday two revised, lower-cost options for its Mars Sample Return Program, aiming to retrieve Martian samples between 2029 and 2035 using either a modified \"sky crane\" landing system or a commercial heavy-lift vehicle, at an estimated cost between $5.8 billion and $7.7 billion.

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2024 Scientific Breakthroughs: AI, Cancer Vaccines, and Martian Water

In 2024, AI significantly advanced scientific and medical fields: AI discovered 303 new Nazca lines; mapped a fruit fly brain to understand human cognition; mRNA cancer vaccines showed promise; AI tool Mia detected previously missed cancers; and liquid water was found on Mars, impacting future explo...

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Longevity Secrets, Martian Water, Rare Whale, and Human Ancestry Revealed

Recent scientific discoveries reveal insights into longevity from a 200-year-old tortoise and 400-year-old sharks; evidence of 4.45-billion-year-old water on Mars; the confirmation of a rare spade-toothed whale; and the interbreeding of early humans with Neanderthals 45,000 years ago.

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