Mars Curiosity Rover Discovers Unexpected Crystals Made Of Pure Sulfur On The Surface Of The Red Planet
The Mars Curiosity Rover is still making incredible discoveries, well over a decade after it first landed.
The Mars Curiosity Rover is still making incredible discoveries, well over a decade after it first landed.
A little bit of Earth out there in the cosmos.
This is another leap forward for a human-manned mission to Mars.
I’m sure this was a fun exercise for those hoping for alien contact sometime soon.
For now, this is very encouraging news.
The long and hostile history of our planet has a lot to teach us about the universe.
Studying the red planet may help unlock many of its mysteries.
This is an exciting find for the future of Mars exploration.
“The Gale lake environment, as revealed by these ancient rocks, gives us a window into a habitable environment.”
The projected return date of 2040 has not been changed as of now.
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