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NASA’s Curiosity rover finds evidence for long-ago CO2 atmosphere on Mars
To study Mars’s chemical and mineral makeup, the Curiosity rover drills one to 1.5 inches down into the subsurface, then drops the powdered rock samples into an instrument in its belly called CheMin. The instrument, developed at NASA’s Ames Research Center in California’s Silicon Valley, uses X-ray diffraction to analyze rocks and soil.
Private space company Lunar Outpost presented the fourth prototype of its Lunar Terrain Vehicle (LTV) proposal, a machine ...
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NASA will kick off its 31st annual Rover Competition this week in Alabama, giving students from around the world a chance to ...
Lunar Outpost plans to ensure its LTV can not only endure the moon’s harsh, two-week long lunar nights, but continue ...
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NASA's Perseverance rover hits the Mars rock gold mine: 'It has been all we had hoped for and more'"The last four months have been a whirlwind for the science team, and we still feel that Witch Hazel Hill has more to tell us." ...
In a new rover selfie published by NASA, we get to see the Mars helicopter Ingenuity in the background, and while the perspective of the shot means the helicopter appears even smaller than it ...
The resurrected Rosalind Franklin composite rover mission’s key systems will be upgraded with support from the TAS, ESA and ...
NASA is calling on creatives from around the world to design a new zero-gravity indicator mascot for the Artemis II mission, the first crewed mission to the moon in decades, set to launch next ...
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