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Month: August 2018

Timeout at BoardGameBash

August 17, 2018 Philip Sams

Heading to BoardGameBash this weekend for some gaming fun, and to check out all the vendor offerings. We won’t be…

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    The bit carousel, which lies at the heart of the rover's Sample Caching System, is now aboard NASA's newest rover.
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  • MEDLI2 Installation on Mars 2020 Aeroshell Begins
    Hardware installed onto NASA's Mars 2020 entry vehicle this week will help to increase the safety of future Mars landings.
  • NASA's Mars 2020 Rover Does Biceps Curls
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  • Fueling of NASA's Mars 2020 Rover Power System Begins
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    InSight scientists used a special "shake room" to demonstrate the differences between quakes on Earth, the Moon and Mars.
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    Researchers are studying whether a wonder material used in Mars rovers could help warm parts of the Red Planet rich in water ice.
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