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Articles tagged: regolith

  • dust devils, Gamma Ray Spectrometer chemical mapping, InSIght heat probe (HP3), InSight seismometer (SEIS), NASA InSight mission 24 February 2020 First results from InSight reveal a seismically active Mars

    ... a picture of what the uppermost layers of the Martian crust are alike. According to their paper, Mars is encased by a regolith layer just a few metres in depth, under which a much deeper crustal layer extends down to 8 and 11 kilometres...

    • dust devils
    • Gamma Ray Spectrometer chemical mapping
    • InSIght heat probe (HP3)
    • InSight seismometer (SEIS)
    • NASA InSight mission
  • brines, Life on Mars, Mars Weather Research and Forecasting (MarsWRF) general circulation model (GCM), Planetary Protection policies, Special Regions 11 May 2020 Martian brines likely to be present, just not habitable says new study

    ... be supported in nightly brines that are likely widespread through the shallow loose surface deposits known as Martian regolith. Now, a new study presented by a team of US astronomers and headed by Edgard Rivera-Valentín at the Lunar and Planetary...

    • brines
    • Life on Mars
    • Mars Weather Research and Forecasting (MarsWRF) general circulation model (GCM)
    • Planetary Protection policies
    • Special Regions
  • Chernobyl nuclear plant, Cladosporium sphaerospermum, cosmic rays, deep space mission, radiation 27 July 2020 Radiation-loving fungus could protect astronauts from cosmic rays

    ... hitting the Red Planet. However, if you combined the fungus with other in situ resources such as martian regolith, then a thinner layer of the black mould would suffice, say Shunk and colleagues. “Through the design...

    • Chernobyl nuclear plant
    • Cladosporium sphaerospermum
    • cosmic rays
    • deep space mission
    • radiation
  • Artemis-2, Artemis-3, Human Landing System, lunar base, moon exploration 18 September 2020 NASA chiefs hint that Artemis will land at Apollo site, not lunar poles

    ... shadowed craters on the Moon, scientists think that large quantities of water, either in ice or mixed with lunar regolith, could be available for human explorers to make use of. Water is a critical resource for long-term exploration, as it can...

    • Artemis-2
    • Artemis-3
    • Human Landing System
    • lunar base
    • moon exploration
  • asteroids, Blue Origin, Clockwork Starfish, NS-13, Southwest Research Institute (SwRI) 16 October 2020 SWRI tests "Clockwork Starfish" for sampling asteroids

    ...in 2016. The initial experiment (BORE) was designed as a simple, no-moving-parts experiment to study the settling effects of regolith, as very little is known about the low-gravity geological processes on the surfaces of small bodies, explained Durda...

    • asteroids
    • Blue Origin
    • Clockwork Starfish
    • NS-13
    • Southwest Research Institute (SwRI)
  • Chang’e 5, Long March 5, lunar sample return, Lunar samples, Wenchang Space Launch Centre 23 November 2020 China's lunar sample return mission to launch tonight

    ... around two kilograms of samples by both scooping up surface material with a mechanical arm and by drilling through the regolith up to a depth of two metres. After sampling is complete, the ascender will transfer the collected materials to the...

    • Chang’e 5
    • Long March 5
    • lunar sample return
    • Lunar samples
    • Wenchang Space Launch Centre
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