r/MarsSociety • u/EdwardHeisler • 1h ago
The Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope. It is really huge!
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r/MarsSociety • u/EdwardHeisler • 1h ago
Blue Origin breaks ground on new processing facility
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r/MarsSociety • u/EdwardHeisler • 1h ago
NASA to declare 'America Has Returned' with Moon Base plaque
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r/MarsSociety • u/EdwardHeisler • 54m ago
NASA's Roman Completes First Mid-Course Correction Burn - NASA Science
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r/MarsSociety • u/EdwardHeisler • 55m ago
NASA's Roman Completes First Mid-Course Correction Burn - NASA Science
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r/MarsSociety • u/EdwardHeisler • 57m ago
NASA's doomed Swift space telescope restarts science work after rescue mission fails
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r/MarsSociety • u/EdwardHeisler • 57m ago
What's next for Roman Space Telescope? Here's how NASA's flagship observatory will open up the universe
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r/MarsSociety • u/EdwardHeisler • 1h ago
Help Save New Horizons Heliophysics
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r/MarsSociety • u/EdwardHeisler • 1h ago
NASA Selects Blue Origin as Mars Telecommunications Network Provider - NASA
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r/MarsSociety • u/EdwardHeisler • 1h ago
Mars Southern Half Is Weirdly Warm Underground
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r/MarsSociety • u/clasariz • 10h ago
True scale of SpaceX's HLS Starships lander compared to National Team's HLS lander.
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r/MarsSociety • u/EdwardHeisler • 1d ago
Elon Musk should remain focused on Mars; diverting to the Moon would be a mistake by Robert Zubrin, Mars Society President
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r/MarsSociety • u/EdwardHeisler • 1d ago
Twelve of the weirdest things we've ever seen on Mars. The eerie open door will give you chills! The strangest sights captured on the Red Planet over the years and what they really are
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r/MarsSociety • u/EdwardHeisler • 1d ago
On 1 June 1966, Surveyor 1 landed on the Moon and sent home 10,338 pictures in under two weeks
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r/MarsSociety • u/EdwardHeisler • 23h ago
VIDEO: NASA will need lunar launch cadence if Artemis IV is going to land astronauts on the Moon by 2028
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r/MarsSociety • u/EdwardHeisler • 1d ago
VIDEO: Every now and then we have to be reminded why we need to go to Mars. Why Mars? - Dr. Robert Zubrin, The Mars Society
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r/MarsSociety • u/EdwardHeisler • 1d ago
A Material Transport Barrier and Pole-to-pole Pathway on Mars
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r/MarsSociety • u/EdwardHeisler • 1d ago
Cultivation Of Halophilic Archaea In Shallow Subsurface Martian Conditions Has Implications For Extant Life On Mars
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r/MarsSociety • u/EdwardHeisler • 1d ago
New research may help astronauts avoid tummy troubles in space
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r/MarsSociety • u/EdwardHeisler • 2d ago
Trump calls in to NASA press conference to celebrate launch of Roman Space Telescope, a mission he tried to cancel
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r/MarsSociety • u/EdwardHeisler • 1d ago
Official Mars Society Announcement Red Planet Live: Mars Lessons from the High Arctic - The Mars Society
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r/MarsSociety • u/EdwardHeisler • 2d ago
Nasa space telescope launches after surviving Trump budget cuts | Nasa
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r/MarsSociety • u/EdwardHeisler • 1d ago
Robert Zubrin Congratulates NASA on the successful launch of the Nancy Grace Roman space telescope.
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Robert Zubrin, President of the Mars Society, August 30, 2026 "Hats off to NASA for the successful launch of the Roman Space Telescope! Let’s see what’s out there! But we must not forget, that as recently as last year, Trump tried to cancel this mission while it was already in pre launch assembly. America remains great despite Trump."
