Showing posts with label Mars. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Mars. Show all posts
December 01, 2011
Curiouser
It looks like we're making progress on creating our next set of Mars rovers. And this time it will be international! Hopefully. If it all works out. Spaceflight Now has an article about the next step in creating the next missions to Mars. I mentioned this in a previous post, but now we're starting to get more details. I would like to note that the reason given in the article as to why we can't fund another Atlas 5 is because funds are being used to fund the James Webb Space Telescope. I wonder what Phil Plait's reaction will be?
Labels:
Curiosity Rover,
James Webb Space Telescope,
Mars,
Space
November 26, 2011
MSL Launch II
Curiosity is officially on its way to Mars! All engines expended, all stages separated, now all we have to do is wait! For 9 months. They say patience is a virtue, but it doesn't feel like it when you're actually waiting for something.

MSL Launch II
Labels:
Atlas V,
Curiosity Rover,
Mars,
Mars Science Laboratory,
ULA
MSL Launch
Mars Science Laboratory has just launched and reached a stable orbit! We are in a 19 minute coasting orbit, after which the main engines will ignite one last time to send it on to Mars. Go baby go!
http://www.ustream.tv/nasajpl

http://www.ustream.tv/nasajpl
MSL Launch
Labels:
Atlas V,
Curiosity Rover,
Mars,
Mars Science Laboratory,
ULA
November 22, 2011
Linkage: Science & stuff
Ok, so yesterday I posted a bunch of links. They all had to do with space. This time I've done the same, but with only three links about space! The rest is interesting too.

Linkage: Science & stuff
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