... been in there in the past. The chamber hosted missions from the Ranger Moon probes to the Voyagers to Cassini, and every Mars rover ever flown. To see our helicopter in there reminded me we are on our way to making...
...the fourth on astrobiology and possible exploration of Enceladus. Why is Enceladus worthy of so much attention? Linda Spilker, Cassini Project Scientist at JPL, sums it up well: “With organic molecules, and tidal heating producing a global subsurface...
... – and is thought to be liquid methane – the geomorphological processes are indeed remarkably alike. Using measurements from the Cassini-Huygens mission, the author explains that “the ability to transport sediment for a given riverbed slope and...