Jul 31, 2012 - 11:49 am
Two lead scientists for NASA’s newest Mars rover explain the prospect of finding life on the Red Planet. The rover will dig under the Martian surface in search of the building blocks of life.
Video via fellow public radio station KPCC; for more on space and technology, check out NET News reporter Grant Gerlock’s recent story about the legal loopholes of mining asteroids.
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Our good friend Mae Ryan put together this video for KPCC - and it is amazeballs. Watch it. You’ll like it.
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Video via fellow public radio station KPCC; for more on space and technology, check out NET News reporter Grant...
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