Showing posts with label JPL. Show all posts
Showing posts with label JPL. Show all posts

Monday, January 16, 2023

Mission to Asteroid Loaded with Riches



Article: If NASA catches this asteroid everyone on Earth would get $93b - Physics-Astronomy.com

Mission Site: Psyche - NASA

The asteroid 16 Psyche is said to be loaded with riches, like gold. If all of its valuable metals were successfully mined, it would be enough to give everyone on Earth $93 billion. A NASA mission will be launching on October 1st of this year to go investigate the asteroid.

Read the article above to learn more! The link to the NASA mission is right below that.

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Tuesday, April 13, 2021

Mars Helicopter to Fly Soon



Article: Work Progresses Toward Ingenuity’s First Flight on Mars - NASA/JPL.com



NASA and JPL continue to work towards the first flight of the Injenuity Helicopter on Mars. That flight will take place no earlier than April 14. Engineers are at work testing out the helicopter's systems to make sure everything is go before the first flight attempt.

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Thursday, September 14, 2017

Cassini Ending Saturn Mission



Official Site: Cassini Grand Finale - JPL



The Cassini mission to Saturn is coming to an end. By tomorrow at this time, the probe will have entered the atmosphere of Saturn and will be gone for good.

But, until then, there are lots of final photos and data to transmit! Go to the site above for everything you need to know about the mission's Grand Finale. Also, see where to view the live feeds, get a free ebook and more!

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Friday, November 7, 2014

NASA Discusses Mars Comet Findings at 12 p.m. EST


Comet Heading Towards Mars - Courtesy NASA

Article: NASA to Discuss Science Findings of Oct. 19 Comet Flyby of Mars - NASA

Shortly, NASA will be discussing the scientific findings made when Comet Siding Spring came within 87,000 miles of Mars on October 19. Instruments from three craft in Mars orbit, MAVEN, MRO and ESA's Mars Express all contributed data. Five experts will be on hand to discuss what they found.

Tune in via USTREAM:

USTREAM: Live Feed - NASA/JPL

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Tuesday, November 4, 2014

Titan's Seas in the Sunlight


Specular Spectacular - Courtesy NASA/JPL

Article: Cassini Sees Sunny Seas on Titan - NASA/JPL

NASA/JPL's Cassini mission has released a mosaic image that shows sunlight reflecting off of Titan's north-pole seas. The seas are made of methane and ethane liquid. The mosaic was taken on August 21st.

Full details are available in JPL's article!

JPL: Jet Propulsion Laboratory - NASA

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Monday, October 20, 2014

Mars Orbiters All Healthy After Comet Encounter


Mars Comet Encounter - Courtesy NASA/JPL

Article: All Three NASA Mars Orbiters Healthy After Comet Flyby - NASA

The three NASA Orbiters circling Mars gave "thumbs up" after their close encounter with Comet Siding Spring yesterday. The comet came within 87,000 miles of Mars on Sunday. It was the kind of event that only happens once every million years.

NASA's Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter, Mars Odyssey and Mars Maven are all signaling as healthy. They were parked on the far side of the encounter to protect them. Many instruments were used to document the encounter, and photos and data should be available in a few days!

ReelNASA Channel: Live Feed - NASA

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Monday, August 25, 2014

Pluto Update! - NASA's New Horizons Mission


New Horizons - Courtesy NASA

Article: New Horizons Telecast - NASA

NASA TV right NOW has a live broadcast providing updates on the New Horizons mission which will be doing its flyby of Pluto next year.

There are two parts, with two panels of commentators. It started at 1 p.m. EST and goes to 3 p.m. EST. Tune in!

Mission Page: New Horizons - NASA-JPL-APL

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Monday, August 18, 2014

Mars 2020 Rover - Illustrated!


Mars 2020 Rover - Courtesy NASA

Article: How NASA's Mars 2020 Rover Will Work - Space.com

NASA is working on plans for its Mars 2020 Rover. It is based on the design of the Curiosity rover, which landed in 2012 and is still going strong!

There is an array of instruments on board. The one that strikes me as coolest is the MOXIE, Mars Oxygen In-situ resource utilization Experiment. It will attempt to do what people hoping for a manned mission have been wanting: a device that takes in Mars' carbon dioxide, and produces oxygen. If successful, this would accomplish a task that would help astronauts live on Mars.

There are plenty of other instruments that will be onboard. So, read the article and see which one is your favorite!

Mission Page: Mars 2020 - NASA-JPL

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