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Articles tagged: Perseverance

  • International Space Station, journey to Mars, Orion, SLS, Space Exploration January 2022 Earth - no longer humanity’s only home

    ... at least twenty-fold. In February 2021, the Perseverance rover touched down on Mars with the same limited landing...resources available on Mars from these precursor missions like the Perseverance and Curiousity rovers. They will need tools to conduct ...

    • International Space Station
    • journey to Mars
    • Orion
    • SLS
    • Space Exploration
    Authors: William Gerstenmaier    
  • evolutionary chemical biology, extremophiles, panspermia, TARDIS February 2022 Extremophiles as a blueprint for universal life

    ... of the Mars20 and Tianwen-1 missions respectively, will take samples of Martian regolith and explore surface geology. Perseverance will look for signs of extant or present life; is it conceivable extremophiles may have existed or even exist today...

    • evolutionary chemical biology
    • extremophiles
    • panspermia
    • TARDIS
    Authors: Martin Braddock     Mykhailo Yatsiuta    
  • Jim Bridenstine, Nanoracks, space colony, Tanegashima, UAE Hope Mars mission 20 July 2020 Hope launch heralds ambitious future space plans

    ... we would be in this moment right now,” he said. Bridenstine pointed out the science linking Hope and NASA’s Perseverance rover - Hope is meant to observe, in part, the carbon dioxide dominating Mars’ atmosphere, while an instrument aboard...

    • Jim Bridenstine
    • Nanoracks
    • space colony
    • Tanegashima
    • UAE Hope Mars mission
  • civilizations, multi-planet, Natalia Antonova March 2016 Multi-planet Civilizations in Popular Culture

    ... is important in the context of survival. When we consider our own desire for our species to not become extinct, to persevere, to go on to new worlds, we must consider the simple question of, ‘To what end?’ It is Moya, as well as her son, Talyn, that...

    • civilizations
    • multi-planet
    • Natalia Antonova
    Authors: Natalia Antonova    
  • Aldrin, Apollo, Armstrong, Moon November 2017 Preserving Apollo’s lunar legacy

    ... own dramatic missteps and failures, each representing a litany of firsts and each reverberating with demonstrations of human perseverance, ingenuity and accomplishment. In 1972, Apollo 17 was the final mission and remains the last time humans...

    • Aldrin
    • Apollo
    • Armstrong
    • Moon
    Authors: Michelle L.D. Hanlon     Roy Balleste    
  • Astrobotic, lunar artefact, MoonArk, museum April 2020 Lunar artefact – a time capsule for the future

    .... Political theorist and philosopher, Jane Bennett, calls this the vibrancy of matter or the power of things to persevere in their own being, including perspectives of what she terms “thing power” through material influences as debris, transducers...

    • Astrobotic
    • lunar artefact
    • MoonArk
    • museum
    Authors: Mark Baskinger    
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