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Wordless Wednesday: Mars
I’ve been entrenched in the cluttering stage of decluttering for what seems like weeks now, which gives me an added appreciation for the minimalist Martian landscape. Mount Sharp The sky isn’t really that blue, and the landscape is a mosaic … Continue reading
Posted in Wordless Wednesday
Tagged Curiosity self-portrait, Mars, Mars Rover Curiosity, Mount Sharp
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Mid-Week Science News Update: Space ballet
We interrupt our regularly scheduled afternoon radio silence with a Mars Rover Curiosity update. From our in-house space correspondent comes word that the Curiosity has successfully performed the first of two planned space ballets on its 352-million-mile journey to Mars. … Continue reading
And now there’s video
Day 2 and we’re still excited about the launch of the Mars Rover Curiosity here at Caterpickles Central. Especially since we found these cool videos of the launch on Engadget this morning. Take a peek. Now, if you’ll excuse me, … Continue reading
Posted in Science, Technology
Tagged astronomy, Atlas V, dancing, discoveries, Mars, Mars Rover, NASA, space
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Asteroid! and Other News of the Week
Before we get to the news on this Veterans Day, we’d like to take a moment to thank our readers who serve–or have served–in our military. Happy Veterans Day and thank you for all that you have done for us. … Continue reading
Posted in Science, Technology
Tagged 2005 YU55, asteroid, Jet Propulsion Laboratory, Jupiter, Mars, Mars Rover, moon, NASA, science roundup
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In which we discover signs of life in Unsuitable Places
In early September, NASA announced that the aging and arthritic Mars Rover Opportunity has uncovered evidence that life may have existed at one time on Mars. Specifically, the Rover turned up a rock full of zinc and bromide, elements that … Continue reading
Posted in Funny Stuff My Daughter Says
Tagged astronomy, discoveries, Endeavour (crater), Mars, Mars Rover, NASA, Opportunity rover
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