2023-05-19 19:32:00
The NASA is exploring the surface of Marte in order to analyze its relief and how the planet is constituted. Within the framework of a new space research mission have made a surprising finding: a book.
The National Aeronautics and Space Administration discovered a singular object on the Red Planet that, due to its shape and size, resembles what appears to be a work of text. what is it about discovery?
The images of the piece that raised questions among the experts were captured by the tracking vehicle rover Curiositytechnological tool through which it was possible to elucidate that it really was a stone named as “Terra Firme”a rock that according to its figure was confused with a written copy.
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How was the photograph of the alleged “book” taken by the Curiosity rover?
According to the description of the members of the US government agency (NASA) he “book”, “it would be resting on the covers and would have an open leaf”. The aforementioned robot took the photograph using a camera called the Mars Hand Lens Imager, located at the end of its robotic arm.
Exotic boulders are common in Marte and, habitually they take that type of appearances as a consequence of the filtered water through the cracks that are formed in its soil and generate the erosion thereof.
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What is NASA’s long-term goal with its arrival on Mars?
The NASA began its preparations for two astronauts to reach Marte and remain on the planet for a period of 30 days between the years 2030 and 2040. The extensive journey could be carried out with proper financing and adequate technology to guarantee the safety of the crew.
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