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September 07, 2010
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Opportunity Studies Interesting Rocks
Pasadena CA (JPL) Sep 07, 2010
Opportunity finished her campaign to examine an exposed outcrop of rock that was of interest to the science team. On Sol 2342 (Aug. 26, 2010), the rover's robotic arm (Instrument Deployment Device, IDD) collected a single microscopic imager (MI) image of the target, "Laya Beach" and a MI mosaic of the target, "Cervera Shoal." On the next sol, the moessbauer (MB) spectrometer was placed on the Cervera Shoal for a multi-sol integration. However, an anomaly was observed with the moessbauer spec ... read more

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Next Mars Rover Stretches Robotic Arm
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Missing Piece Inspires New Look At Mars Puzzle
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Mars life may have been missed years ago
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Tracing The Big Picture Of Mars' Atmosphere
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Satellite Services supplies on-board sub-systems for smallsats and microsats.

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Orcus Patera - Mars's Mysterious Elongated Crater
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High-res camera snaps water ice on Mars
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IRON AND ICE

Sunlight Spawns Many Binary And 'Divorced' Binary Asteroids
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Opportunity Stops To Check Out Rocks
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The Mutating Mars Hoax
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OPINION SPACE

Shipwrecks Of Mars
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NASA's Marks 35th Anniversary Of Mars Viking Mission
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Martian 'mud' volcanoes eyed for life
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Opportunity Keeps On Driving To Endeavour Crater
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SPACE TRAVEL
NASA Sensors To Guide Spacecraft To Safe, Distant Landings
Hampton VA (SPX) Aug 20, 2010
NASA is developing technologies that will allow landing vehicles to automatically identify and navigate to the location of a safe landing site while detecting landing hazards during the final descent to the surface. This is important because future missions - whether to the Moon, an asteroid, Mars or other location - will need this capability to land safely near specific resources that are ... more

MOON DAILY
A Hop, Skip And A Jump On The Moon - And Beyond
Boston MA (SPX) Aug 19, 2010
Although unmanned, wheeled rovers have explored the surfaces of the moon and Mars for decades, these vehicles have limits - they can't crawl inside craters, scale cliffs or travel long distances. For more than two years, a team of students led by Professor of the Practice of Astronautics and former NASA astronaut Jeffrey Hoffman in MIT's Department of Aeronautics and Astronautics has been ... more

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Trip to Mars could leave crew dangerously weak - study
Paris (AFP) Aug 18, 2010
If a human ever sets foot on Mars, will it be a giant step or an exhausted shuffle? Long-term space flight so weakens fitness that an astronaut heading to the Red Planet may lose up to half the power in key muscles in the course of the mission, scientists have found. The loss - equivalent to a crew member aged between 30 and 50 returning home with the muscles of an 80-year-old - would ... more

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JOVIAN DREAMS

Where In The World Is Europa

TECH SPACE

"Fahrenheit 451" author burns at idea of digital books


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NUKEWARS
Chemical basis for first life theorized

UF Astronomers Find Potassium In Giant Planet's Atmosphere

A Dusty, Cloudy Exoplanet

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ISRO To Launch Two More Satellites By December

Bacteria could make self-healing concrete

Scientists create 'smarter' materials

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Three More GLONASS Satellites Put Into Orbit

Satellite Navigation Steers Unmanned Micro-Planes

First Boeing-Built GPS IIF Satellite Enters Service With USAF

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China's Second Lunar Probe Chang'e-2 To Reach Lunar Orbit Faster Than Chang'e-1

China Finishes Construction Of First Unmanned Space Module

China Contributes To Space-Based Information Access A Lot

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Catch A Falling Star

Perseid Meteors Return: Viewing Conditions Excellent

Fireball heralds arrival of meteor shower

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Asteroid survey gathers mixed bag

Spitzer Finds A Flavorful Mix Of Asteroids

Dawn Throttles Down

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Opportunity Drives Five Times This Week
Pasadena CA (JPL) Aug 16, 2010
Opportunity drove five times in the past week, crossing 22 kilometers (13.67 miles) of total odometry. The rover drove on Sols 2322, 2324, 2326, 2327 and 2328 (Aug. 5, 7, 9, 10 and 11), totaling over 350 meters (1,148 feet). The rover has been driving with long (approximately 70 meters, 230 feet) commanded drives followed by short drive segments of autonomous navigation (AutoNav) to extend the drive distance each sol. On Sol 2325 (Aug. 8, 2010) another Autonomous Exploration for Gather ... read more

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Data From Chandrayaan Moon Mission To Go Public

China Publishes Official Chinese Names For Places On The Moon

Arizona Stands In For The Moon And Mars

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US Senate panel votes to extend space shuttle program

Last Shuttle External Tank Rollout At Michoud

United Space Alliance To Slash Workforce As Shuttle Ends

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Module To Get A Home In Space

Canadian to command space station in 2013

Russian Cosmonauts Long For Hot Showers On ISS

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Japanese Spacecraft Approaches Venus

Recreating Venus In The Lab

The Canadian Space Agency Invests In Concept Studies

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Move Over Caravaggio: Cassini's Light And Dark Moons

Cassini Bags Enceladus 'Tigers'

Cassini Hunting Enceladus 'Tigers' With Night Vision

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