New Spacecraft Might Reveal How Mars Lost Air And Water
Cracking a Martian mystery. That's what NASA hopes to achieve with a new spacecraft.
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Cracking a Martian mystery. That's what NASA hopes to achieve with a new spacecraft.
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NASA's rover "Curiosity" landed on Mars one year ago this week. Its discoveries are already changing science books.
NASA's announcement this week that there was once water capable of supporting life on Mars was big news. But smaller scale research is underway in Baltimore that could now point the way to life on Mars.
Conditions favorable to life. That was the data beamed back to earth from Mars. It was a historic find buried in the Martian past.
An amazing discovery on Mars by the rover Curiosity. NASA scientists in Maryland say soil samples have uncovered traces of an essential building block for life! So does it mean we could someday live on Mars?
NASA is receiving lots of new pictures from the Curiosity rover on Mars. The images show the horizon and the rover's shadow on the ground. Curiosity is on a mission to see if life ever existed on the red planet.
A $2.5 billion gamble has paid off. NASA's Mars rover named Curiosity is wheels down on the Martian surface.
Early next Monday morning, the largest, most advanced rover in NASA's history will land on Mars. It's called Curiosity.
NASA is making a cosmic U-turn on the road to Mars.
It will forever change what we know about the planet Mars. Saturday, the Mars rover Curiosity will blast into space.
Marty and Don talked to track and field star Carl Lewis. Ron Matz was in North Baltimore at Pimlico Race Course talking about Bruno Mars and Train performing for Preakness.
