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ESA and NASA to investigate bringing martian soil to Earth
ESA and NASA signed a statement of intent today [April 26] to explore concepts for missions to bring samples of martian soil to Earth. Spacecraft in orbit and on Mars’s surface have made many exciting discoveries, transforming our understanding of … Continue reading
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Tagged caching, ESA, European Space Agency, ExoMars 2020, ExoMars 2020 rover, Mars 2020, Mars 2020 rover
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‘Adaptive caching’ planned for Mars 2020 rover
This diagram, superimposed on a photo of Martian landscape, illustrates a concept called “adaptive caching,” which is in development for NASA’s 2020 Mars rover mission. [Click image to enlarge in a new tab or window.] In addition to the investigations … Continue reading
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Tagged caching, M2020, Mars 2020, Mars 2020 rover, Mars sample return
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