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Harvard Scientist Questions NASA Images Of 3I/ATLAS: "Nothing More Deceptive Than Obvious Fact"
Avi Loeb claimed that images taken by amateur astronomers were "far more exciting than the HiRISE image shared by NASA".
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NASA’s InSight Mars Lander Captured with Dust Layers by Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter
NASA’s retired InSight Mars lander has been spotted by the Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter (MRO) in a recent image taken on October 23, 2024. The image, captured using the HiRISE camera, shows dust accumulation on InSight’s solar panels, now matching the reddish-brown Martian surface. This observation provides insights into wind patterns and dust m...
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"Bear Face" Spotted On Mars As NASA Observes Rock Formation
The NASA Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter can clearly see a bear's face peering back at it from a strange feature on the surface of Mars.
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NASA's Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter Spots "Ear" of the Red Planet
While NASA might not have been successful in finding signs of life on the Red planet yet, it has revealed an intriguing image captured by the Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter spaceship. The onboard High-Resolution Imaging Science Experiment (HiRise) camera spotted a funky crater shaped like an ear.
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Lacy Honeycomb Structures Found on Mars; Water, Ice, and Co2 Said to Be Responsible
The Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter has come up with a stunning photo of the Red Planet once again. This time, the HiRISE camera (High-Resolution Imaging Science Experiment), on the orbiter, caught a glimpse of a landscape laced with a distinct honeycomb or spider-web pattern.
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Mars Gullies Sculpted By Dry Ice, Not Liquid Water
Gullies on Mars may be formed by dry ice processes rather than flowing liquid water, as previously thought, a new study has found.
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Nasa Maps Sand Dunes on Mars
The HiRISE camera aboard Nasa's Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter often takes images of Martian sand dunes to study the mobile soils.
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NASA's Mars Orbiter Clicks Locations Shown in 'The Martian'
The Matt Damon-starrer "The Martian" begins with a region on Red Planet called Acidalia Planitia - the landing site for the sci-fi film's "Ares 3" mission.
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Harvard Scientist Questions NASA Images Of 3I/ATLAS: "Nothing More Deceptive Than Obvious Fact"
Avi Loeb claimed that images taken by amateur astronomers were "far more exciting than the HiRISE image shared by NASA".
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NASA’s InSight Mars Lander Captured with Dust Layers by Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter
NASA’s retired InSight Mars lander has been spotted by the Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter (MRO) in a recent image taken on October 23, 2024. The image, captured using the HiRISE camera, shows dust accumulation on InSight’s solar panels, now matching the reddish-brown Martian surface. This observation provides insights into wind patterns and dust m...
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"Bear Face" Spotted On Mars As NASA Observes Rock Formation
The NASA Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter can clearly see a bear's face peering back at it from a strange feature on the surface of Mars.
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NASA's Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter Spots "Ear" of the Red Planet
While NASA might not have been successful in finding signs of life on the Red planet yet, it has revealed an intriguing image captured by the Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter spaceship. The onboard High-Resolution Imaging Science Experiment (HiRise) camera spotted a funky crater shaped like an ear.
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Lacy Honeycomb Structures Found on Mars; Water, Ice, and Co2 Said to Be Responsible
The Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter has come up with a stunning photo of the Red Planet once again. This time, the HiRISE camera (High-Resolution Imaging Science Experiment), on the orbiter, caught a glimpse of a landscape laced with a distinct honeycomb or spider-web pattern.
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Mars Gullies Sculpted By Dry Ice, Not Liquid Water
Gullies on Mars may be formed by dry ice processes rather than flowing liquid water, as previously thought, a new study has found.
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Nasa Maps Sand Dunes on Mars
The HiRISE camera aboard Nasa's Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter often takes images of Martian sand dunes to study the mobile soils.
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NASA's Mars Orbiter Clicks Locations Shown in 'The Martian'
The Matt Damon-starrer "The Martian" begins with a region on Red Planet called Acidalia Planitia - the landing site for the sci-fi film's "Ares 3" mission.
