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Mars is the second most studied planet in the solar system because it is easily visible, relatively close, considerably more hospitable than most other planets, and the most likely destination, beyond ... Of course, the most studied planet is Earth.
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We document an artifact found on an Australian beach that appears to be a gas tank from a Soviet spacecraft. Comparison of its microcrater size distribution with those from surfaces on the ... that temperatures of no more than 1800K are likely: the Titanium alloy from which the object is made would have undergone minimal melting, consistent with the slight fusion observed.
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... Mars have frozen water and ice caps. Only Earth has running water. Pluto may be a big ball of ice.
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Earth is our home planet. Even in the distant future, people will remember where we came from. The other colonies may be very independent and make their own laws and rules but they will certainly still trade with Earth.
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... , toilets and sinks will have to be designed differently to force the water out or to not use water at all. Food is just like the food on Earth and is eaten the same ... liquid.
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... an environment which is far superior to the surface of the Earth for telescopes of any wavelength. In the context of lunar pollution damaging the Earth or other planets, this is highly unlikely. The Moon is ...
... , humans can and will be able to inhabit Mars with the help of technology. However, even with significant advances in technology, it is unlikely that humans will live on planets other than Mars in our solar system.
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You may have a harder time in space because calming can come from slow rocking and deep pressure, both of which will be more difficult to experience due to a lack of gravity ... be too practical with other passengers in the space station or space hotel. To compensate, sensory awareness and sensory activities would have to be exaggerated for all the other senses so that the brain will ...
Sometimes an impact is big enough to blow pieces of the impactor, as well as the object impacted, back out into space. These pieces will continue to orbit the Sun, and, depending on ... found rocks from the Moon and Mars on Earth, usually in Antarctica or the Sahara desert, so there are almost certainly rocks from Mars and the Earth on our Moon. The question is where they ...
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