Tag: This Week on Mars

NASA Makes Oxygen on Mars; Ingenuity Flies Higher

NASA’s Perseverance rover, its Ingenuity flyer , and MOXIE, doing more amazing stuff.

Science Fiction Icon Octavia Butler Honored on Mars

NASA has named the landing site of the agency’s Perseverance rover as “Octavia E. Butler Landing,” after acclaimed science fiction author Octavia E. Butler.

Three Cheers for Perseverance! Mars Rover Launches Successfully

As far as Terran scientists know, Mars is the only planet in our solar system inhabited solely by robots.

NASA Fixes Mars Lander By Having It Smack Itself With A Shovel

As the saying goes, “Necessity is a real mother.”

This Week on Mars: NASA Confirms Flowing Water

It’s not exactly babbling brooks flowing past Martian trees, but it is definitely liquid water on the surface of Mars.

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Earth becomes the subject of a cosmic reality TV show for ferrets who understand us all too well even though they can all do credible singing impressions of Ethel Merman and cannot be destroyed by a nuclear bomb but they fall in love with a young girl , whom they marry and live long and prosper.
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