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Tag Archives: International Space Station
Can organisms survive on Mars, and can we identify them?
Earth is a very special planet. It is the only celestial body in the Solar System on which we know life exists. Could there be life on other planets or moons? Mars is always the first to be mentioned in … Continue reading
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Tagged astrobiology, BIOlogy and Mars EXperiment, BIOMEX, DLR, German Aerospace Center, International Space Station, ISS, life, microbial life
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Driving rover Bridget from the Space Station
In a live space-to-ground test of human–robot cooperation, ESA astronaut Tim Peake will control a rover on Earth on Friday from the International Space Station, helping prepare for future exploration missions. On 29 April, ESA astronaut Tim Peake will operate … Continue reading
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Tagged Bridget Mars rover, ESA, European Space Agency, International Space Station
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