TMRO/Spacevidcast 7.19 – What will Martian habitats look like?
The latest TMRO/Spacevidcast program is now available on line: What will Martian habitats look like? – TMRO
The latest TMRO/Spacevidcast program is now available on line: What will Martian habitats look like? – TMRO
A brief review of what the Curiosity rover has accomplished during its first full Martian year (687 earth days or 1.88 earth years) on the Red Planet: NASA’s Mars Curiosity Rover Marks First Martian Year with Mission Successes – Mars Science Laboratory Here’s a map showing how far Curiosity has roved and where it is going: Curiosity’s Progress on … Continue reading Curiosity’s first Martian year went by fast
Carbon dioxide is the dominant component of the Martian atmospheric. In this interesting seminar, Paul Hayne describes the CO2 life cycle, which includes falling like snow onto the polar caps in winter time: Carbon dioxide snowfalls, polar caps, and the climate of Mars – Paul Hayne (SETITalks) – YouTube
The latest Spacevidcast live show is now in the archive: What will our Martian Government look like? – Spacevidcast Caption: Help us continue to produce Spacevidcast – Contribute to the weekly shows via http://www.Patreon.com/Spacevidcast — Spacevidcast Patrons also have access to the high-resolution download of the thumbnail image we created for this episode! We will be making a … Continue reading Spacevidcast 7.09: What will our Martian Government look like?
Another satellite image of the often strange and wonderful Mars landscape – Twitter / NASA: Martian sand dunes in spring are emerging from their winter CO2 (dry) ice cover: http://www.nasa.gov/content/martian-sand-dunes-in-spring/#.UxikKfldWSo … @HiRISE pic.twitter.com/16HXzGC2SK More info at Martian Sand Dunes in Spring Mars’ northern-most sand dunes are beginning to emerge from their winter cover of seasonal carbon dioxide … Continue reading Martian sand dunes in spring