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NASA’s Curiosity Mars rover just learned how to multitask
Thirteen years after landing on Mars, NASA’s Curiosity rover is running smarter and more efficiently than ever. With new autonomy and multitasking capabilities, it’s maximizing the output from its long-lasting nuclear power source while exploring a striking region of boxwork formations that may hold clues to ancient water and possible microbial life.
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NASA Plans Mars Mission as Humanity Pushes Beyond the Moon
NASA plans to send humans to Mars in the next decade, echoing the excitement of the 1969 moon landing. Supporters say space ...
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Blue Origin's 2nd New Glenn rocket launch will fly twin NASA Mars probes to space on Sep. 29
New Glenn will also carry a secondary payload as a part of the NG-2 launch. A technology demonstration from satellite ...
When liquid water still existed on Mars, it carried dissolved minerals into rock cracks, NASA said. Once the liquid dried, it ...
That pivot has sparked a race, with major contenders pitching ways to keep Mars missions online. What’s at stake isn’t a ...
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China vs. SpaceX vs. NASA - Who Will Reach Mars First?
The race to Mars just got more intense! In this video, we explore how China is positioning itself to outpace SpaceX and NASA ...
N ASA’s Curiosity rover has been getting all the attention these last few days as it celebrates its 13th year on Mars, but ...
The MTO, which Blue Origin says could lift off by 2028, is designed to deliver much higher bandwidth to Red Planet spacecraft ...
After being on Mars for 12 years, the Curiosity Rover gets the latest software update, enabling parallel task execution.
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