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This week, we announced we'll send a helicopter to Mars, showcased how technology enables exploration, and so much more. Take a look at the stories happening This Week at NASA: https://youtu.be/BNCGiH2_uio pic.twitter.com/a4aJkzVHF8
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What's wrong with the moon? Too close?
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The US decision makers, as I see it, are paranoid of Russia and China getting ahead of them in this field. So they want a militaristic presence in space to protect American interests (more importantly, to establish a hegemony yet again).
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Okay
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Mars' atmosphere is only ~1% as thick as ours, but the gravity is only ~38% that of Earth's. As long as it's optimised for Martian flight, it'll be fine. Battery density is a bigger issue as less atmosphere means it needs more power to take off.
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I think it's fantastic all the technology but I do genuinely think that NASA needs to move way faster getting to the Moon and Mars.Public interest is waning and also someone else may do it next. Also I think NASA has to put Woman on the Moon or Mars they have some of the best,
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I found this in the place where a meteor would fall and give it to NASApic.twitter.com/JzeI5QWxqq
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