Beautiful Weekend Views – Sols 3493-3495 by Ensign June 7, 2022 0 We're heading into a packed weekend, after a successful drive putting us in a great location with some really beautiful ...
Mars is all shook up by Ensign June 6, 2022 0 Recently, 47 new 'marsquakes' (that is, quakes on Mars) have been detected by Professor Hrvoje Tkalcic from the Australian National ...
Perseverance Has a Pet Rock! by Ensign June 3, 2022 0 How do you choose a rock on Mars? Sometimes you don't- it chooses you. For the past 4 months, Perseverance ...
NASA's MAVEN spacecraft resumes science and operations, exits safe mode by Ensign June 2, 2022 0 NASA's Mars Atmosphere and Volatile EvolutioN, or MAVEN, mission returned to normal science and relay operations on May 28, 2022, ...
Perseverance studies the devil winds of Jezero Crater by Ensign June 2, 2022 0 During its first couple hundred days in Jezero Crater, NASA's Perseverance Mars rover saw some of the most intense dust ...
Perseverance now selects its own targets to zap by Ensign June 1, 2022 0 Perseverance has continued into Hawksbill Gap, making remote sensing observations of small portions of outcropping rock layers in search of ...
A steep but short climb: Sols 3491-3492 by Ensign June 1, 2022 0 Today in tactical planning I was staffed as Surface Properties Scientist, which means I get to put my geology field ...
Southern Launch receives further Government funding by Ensign May 31, 2022 0 Australian spaceport and space mission provider, Southern Launch, has been awarded an Australian Space Agency Moon to Mars Grant for ...
Why Did Mars Dry Out? New Study Points To Unusual Answers by Ensign May 29, 2022 0 Mars once ran red with rivers. The telltale tracks of past rivers, streams and lakes are visible today all over ...
Up, Up and Away – Sols 3487-3490 by Ensign May 29, 2022 0 Our intrepid rover engineers again successfully navigated Curiosity a little higher up Mount Sharp (~5 m) and ~40 m on ...