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Behold! NASA’s Mars rover captures a stunning sight in the Martian sky

One of Mars' small moons occulted the surface of the Sun — causing a unique eclipse that's not quite what Earthlings are used to.

Inverse

ISRO, IISc researchers develop a way to make bricks from Martian soil

These ‘space bricks’ can be used to construct building-like structures on Mars that could facilitate human settlement on the red planet

The Hindu

NASA might finally probe Uranus — if these scientists get their way

The decadal survey calls for missions to Uranus and Enceladus, among a host of other mission priorities, including a renewed search for life on other worlds.

Inverse

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Elon Musk ridiculed for saying ‘almost anyone’ could afford $100k SpaceX ticket to Mars

The SpaceX CEO said Monday that space travel is a realistic possibility for those who have the will to ‘save up’

The Independent UK

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

The 'planet parade' could stay visible to the naked eye for weeks

Wales Online

Moonshot review – sprightly space romcom stows away to Mars

A sharp script, solid direction and an able crew give this classic mis-matched boy-girl story a satisfyingly fun sci-fi spin

The Guardian - UK

As a seventh grader, his dream took flight, all the way to JPL and to Mars

LOS ANGELES — You may have seen the story about the Psyche mission, in which NASA is preparing to launch a spacecraft that will travel to an asteroid in search of information that might unlock some of the mysteries of the universe.

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China Sending Up Next Space Station Crew in June

China will launch three more astronauts to its newest space station in June after the latest crew returned this weekend following a six-month stay in orbit, an official said Sunday. The crew of Shenzhou 14 will spend six months on the Tiangong to add two modules to the station, Hao…

Asharq Al-Awsat

NASA's Mars rover just spotted a critical part of its landing equipment

The parachute was jettisoned during the landing sequence so the Skycrane could lower the rover down to the surface on its wheels.

Inverse

Look! Spectacular Mars crater photo shows uncanny ridges

In a new photo, NASA shared the view of Airy-0, the spot astronomers dubbed to be Mars' prime meridian.

Inverse

European Space Agency Stops Cooperation with Russian Lunar Missions

The European Space Agency on Wednesday ended cooperation with Russia on three missions to the Moon due to Moscow's invasion of Ukraine, following a previous decision to do the same for a Mars mission. The ESA said it would "discontinue cooperative activities" on Luna-25, 26 and 27, a series of…

Asharq Al-Awsat

One thing cosmonauts do (and astronauts don't) could be the key to getting to Mars

Study after study has shown astronauts' eyesight decline after spaceflights. A new study could tell us why — and how to prevent it.

Inverse

Live From Mars: How Electric Ears Help Red Planet Rover Hear Mars For First Time

People can hear whirs, puffs, and zaps recorded on the Red Planet, thanks to the new devices on the Perseverance rover.

Zenger

Unexpectedly sharp rocks temporarily derail NASA Curiosity’s Mars mission

NASA reveals that Curiosity has had to abandon its current exploration route up the Greenheugh Pediment, a scientifically interesting area of the aptly named Mount Sharp on Mars.

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Elon Musk may have jeopardized SpaceX’s Starship mission to Mars

In this edition of Inverse Daily, discover launch details for SpaceX’s Starship rocket, the possible galaxy HD1 that experts say is the farthest ever, and more.

ABC News

Is life on Mars a duckweed diet away? Not quite, but it could advance the cause of space travel

While duckweed might often be mistaken for algae, it is being touted not only as a partial solution to the problem of getting to Mars, but the problem of how humans survive there.

The Independent UK

Stargazing in April: Catch the wolf’s tail this month

We see the zodiacal light most clearly when the line of the zodiac rises almost vertically above the horizon, writes Nigel Henbest

Inverse

Meet the religious dinosaur hunters who want to prove evolution wrong

In this edition of Inverse Daily, read about Christian cryptozoologists looking for dinosaurs, the gas giant planet living far from its home star, and more.

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The Guardian - UK

Starwatch: Saturn and Mars are skulking low in the sky

Extremely close planetary pairing rises above horizon at dawn

The Guardian - UK

UK Mars rover is casualty of war as science severs its links with Russia

ExoMars mission, of which the £840m British-built vehicle was part, depended on a Russian Proton rocket

Inverse

Starship orbital launch date could happen in May 2022, Elon Musk reveals

The SpaceX boss provided a recent update on the long-anticipated first orbital launch for his Mars-bound Starship rocket.

Inverse

NASA Perseverance rover reveals how fast sound travels on Mars for the first time

New Perseverance rover recordings reveal the strange intricacies of sound on Mars. The findings could have major implications for crewed missions to Mars.

Inverse

Creatine isn't a miracle drug, but it might help your next work out

In this edition of Inverse Daily, discover if the exercise supplement creatine is truly healthy, how poop transplants could treat your peanut allergy, and more.

ABC News

Mars more volcanically active than we thought, marsquakes hidden in NASA Insight data suggest

Mars seems to have more going on under its ruddy crust than we thought, with a new study unveiling nearly 50 previously unknown marsquakes.

Inverse

A Mars city will need to overcome this tiny obstacle to survive

New research is helping us understand this strange dusty environment and paving the way for safer Mars missions in the future.

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