... cubesats as hitch-hikers; and onboard data reduction and data handling to significantly reduce science data volumes. JPL spacecraft technology development for cubesats/nanosats, and the corresponding mission they will be demonstrated on. From left...
...redefinition of a communication protocol with an old probe left on Mars from a previous Pathfinder mission, for example. The JPL employee redesigns the entire mission of the Hermes spacecraft using a flyby of Earth to return to Mars in a much shorter...
... signs of a thriving community on a planet light years from our own? A novel idea currently under consideration by scientists at JPL and Aerospace might one day show us just that as they are working on plans for a solar gravity...
... that is essentially under the purview of anthropology - that is, the study of culture. Using NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL) website, a curious Earth-bound human can track the two Voyager spacecraft, launched 40 years ago, as the...
... the rest really lost to space because of Mars's low gravity? According to new research from Caltech and JPL scientists, the answer is no. To understand where Mars’ water might has gone, scientists study how much deuterium...
... harmful unwanted biological mutations and growths on their vehicles and habitants. By late 2017, the Liberty and JPL teams had optimised a biological engineering plan that could be implemented at the ISS and on Earth-based testbeds...