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Nasa is sending a helicopter that weighs less than 2kg to Mars
The helicopter is being sent as part of the Mars 2020 mission.
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The helicopter is being sent as part of the Mars 2020 mission.
Nasa scientists say that examining the way the island sprung up could shed light on if there’s any life on Mars.
However, it could also mean that life once existed. It could also disappointingly be from another source.
As part of experiments carried out by NASA’s Mars 2020 rover, researchers will look at whether Martian air could be converted for astronauts to breathe.
He wants to kill off Ziggy Stardust!
New findings from NASA’s Curiosity rover found only tiny amounts of methane gas in the atmosphere, making it unlikely that there was life on Mars.
The unmanned solar-powered vehicle has just analysed what may be its oldest rock ever, known as Esperance 6, which contains evidence that potentially life-supporting water once flowed in abundance.
Nasa Curiosity Rover, which is living on the Red Planet, has taken samples of rock for analysis by scientists back home.
David Bowie has released a surprise new single overnight, with an album coming in March.
Giant telescopes set up around country for public to use.
A two-year investigation by a European Space Agency probe has found strong new evidence to show there was once an ocean on the red planet.
Chunks of meteorite found in Morocco in December, thought to have fallen in July, came from Mars millions of years ago.
The Curiosity rover is costing NASA billions but it is hoped it can discover new facts about the red planet.
Tomorrow’s launch sends the Curiosity rover on the start of its eight-month voyage to Mars, where it will examine the soil for signs of life.
Is there life on Mars? Perhaps, say NASA, as evidence of water has been found.
Venezuela’s socialist president also warned that the West was trying to plunder Libya’s natural resources.
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