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Month: July 2017

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July 25, 2017 Philip Sams

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  • Join NASA for the Launch of the Mars 2020 Perseverance Rover
    No matter where you live, choose from a menu of activities to join NASA as we "Countdown to Mars" and launch the Perseverance rover to the Red Planet.
  • NASA's Perseverance Rover Attached to Atlas V Rocket
    Ready for its launch later in the month, the Mars-bound rover will touch terra firma no more.
  • 7 Things to Know About the Mars 2020 Perseverance Rover Mission
    NASA's next rover to the Red Planet is slated to launch no earlier than July 30. These highlights will get you up to speed on the ambitious mission.
  • NASA's InSight Flexes Its Arm While Its 'Mole' Hits Pause
    Now that the lander's robotic arm has helped the mole get underground, it will resume science activities that have been on hold.
  • Curiosity Mars Rover's Summer Road Trip Has Begun
    After more than a year in the "clay-bearing unit," Curiosity is making a mile-long journey around some deep sand so that it can explore higher up Mount Sharp.
  • The Launch Is Approaching for NASA's Next Mars Rover, Perseverance
    The Red Planet's surface has been visited by eight NASA spacecraft. The ninth will be the first that includes a roundtrip ticket in its flight plan.
  • NASA to Hold Mars 2020 Perseverance Rover Launch Briefing
    Learn more about the agency's next Red Planet mission during a live event on June 17.
  • While Stargazing on Mars, NASA's Curiosity Rover Spots Earth and Venus
    This new portrait of the Red Planet's neighbors was taken during a time when there's more dust in the air on Mars.
  • NASA's Mars Rover Drivers Need Your Help
    Using an online tool to label Martian terrain types, you can train an artificial intelligence algorithm that could improve the way engineers guide the Curiosity rover.
  • Three New Views of Mars' Moon Phobos
    Taken with the infrared camera aboard NASA's Odyssey orbiter, they reveal temperature variations on the small moon as it drifts into and out of Mars’ shadow.
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