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Mars scientists discover a puzzling impact crater on the Red Planet

Most craters are circular shape due to material ejecting out in all directions as a result of an impact.

Inverse

Scientists show that solar energy outperforms nuclear on powering crewed missions to Mars

Researchers from the University of California have argued that human ground expedition on Mars can be powered by solar energy harvesting.

Dynamite News

Elon Musk sees our future in the stars

Musk wants to save humanity — for a future where we "live" by the trillions inside Matrix-style cosmic simulations

Salon

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Mars City: Researchers find a way to make buildings with dirt and urine

These so-called “space bricks” can be used to construct building-like structures on Mars

Inverse

Could space-going billionaires be the vanguard of a cosmic revolution?

For humanity truly to slip the surly bonds of Earth, private funds and intrepid thrill-seekers will be required, says astronomer Martin Rees

The Guardian - UK

Leave space missions to billionaires and robots, says astronomer royal

More sophisticated AI means space agencies should not use public funds for risky human missions, says Lord Martin Rees

The Guardian - UK

NASA’s Ingenuity helicopter spots beautiful spacecraft wreck on Mars

The first helicopter to fly in another planet's sky captured aerial views of some of the wreckage left behind by its companion rover, Perseverance.

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Is current space law equipped to handle a new era of shifting power structures in space? The Conversation Weekly podcast transcript

This is a transcript of The Conversation Weekly podcast episode: Ukraine invasion threatens international collaboration in space – is current space law equipped to handle a new era of shifting power structures?, published on April 27, 2022.

The Conversation

Mars helicopter beams back pictures of Perseverance landing gear en route to Jezero Crater

Taking a brief detour from its route to a crater that scientists hope is teeming with evidence of ancient life, the Mars helicopter snaps unprecedented pictures of its landing gear after its fiery descent.

ABC News

NASA takes photograph of chilling wreckage on Mars which resembles flying saucer

The object resembles a flying saucer however it does not belong to aliens and is in fact the work of NASA. It is a component called a backshell that detached during the landing of Perseverance rover

Daily Mirror

Elon Musk’s Twitter deal could set SpaceX’s Mars ambitions back — here’s why

In this edition of Inverse Daily, read about the ripple effects of Musk's Twitter acquisition, a mysterious hepatitis outbreak, and a study poking holes in the BMI.

Inverse

Tech & Science Daily: New mysterious martian aurora discovered

A new mysterious martian aurora has been discovered by a space probe orbiting Mars.

Evening Standard

Scientists believe solar energy is superior to nuclear power for mission to Mars

Researchers at the University of California argued that a human expedition on the surface could be powered by harvesting solar energy. Read further on Dynamite News:

Dynamite News

NASA extends 8 missions, including plans to scrutinize a large asteroid that will swing by Earth in 2029

NASA granted eight missions an extension, allowing continued exploration of Mars, asteroids, the Kuiper Belt, and the Moon.

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Picture Perfect: NASA’s Perseverance Rover Captures Martian Solar Eclipse

Scientists call dramatic footage of the Red Planet's moons “amazing.”

Benzinga

Fighting Loneliness And Finding Happiness: Elon Musk Sets His Sights On Mars

Elon Musk is electrifying transportation with Tesla Inc (NASDAQ: TSLA), working towards building a sustainable future for humanity on Mars via SpaceX and he just finalized a deal to acquire social media platform Twitter Inc (NASDAQ:

The Hindu

Celestial spectacle as four planets line up in the sky

Venus, Mars, Saturn and Jupiter will appear close in April and May

Inverse

NASA is inching closer to discovering alien life on Mars

In this edition of Inverse Daily read stories on the James Webb Space Telescope, the hunt for life on Mars, and even a fancy car or two.

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On Sunday an alignment of Mars, Jupiter, Saturn and Venus with the moon will occur

The planets to align with the Moon on Sunday morning providing an unusual sight for amateur astronomers - but you'll have to be up early

Manchester Evening News

Venus, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn and the Moon will align this week - best times to see it

You will be able to see the alignment for around an hour

Wales Online

Mars, Jupiter, Saturn and Venus to align with Moon on Sunday

You will be able to see the alignment for around an hour

The Guardian - US

Jeff Bezos is worth $160bn – yet Congress might bail out his space company

If we are going to send more humans to the Moon and eventually to Mars, will the goal be to benefit the people of the US and the world, or to make billionaires even richer?

Inverse

If humans go to Mars, we need an Earth Flag — here’s why

In this opinion essay, Earth Flag designer Oskar Pernefeldt explains why humans need a symbol if they are to succeed as an interplanetary species — on and off Earth.

Inverse

NASA Mars rover embarks on an ambitious hunt for life in ancient Martian riverbed

NASA's latest Mars rover is now scouting a place where an ancient river and lake met, called Three Forks. The sediments there could carry hints of ancient life.

Glasgow Live

Venus, Mars, Jupiter and Saturn will line up in the sky - here's what time to see it

Planets Venus, Mars, Jupiter and Saturn are aligning in what is known as a 'planet parade' - and the rare phenomenon could be visible without the need for a telescope.

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