Today’s two-sol plan for the Mars rover includes conducting observations of the Murray formation using the ChemCam and Mastcam instruments to analyze variations in texture and chemistry. Additionally, a small Mastcam mosaic will be created to document nearby cross-stratification and nodules, and a MAHLI mosaic of the target “Berg Aukas” will be captured before the rover drives away. Following the drive, the standard post-drive imaging will be obtained for context and targeting purposes.
On the second sol, a small untargeted science block has been scheduled, which will include a ChemCam autonomously selected target and a Mastcam observation to monitor the opacity of the atmosphere. These observations and data collection activities are part of the rover’s ongoing mission to study the Martian environment and geology.
Hims & Hers Health, a digital pharmacy startup, has introduced access to compounded GLP-1 weight…
Veteran running back Dalvin Cook has been looking for a new team for the 2024…
The Starlink 6-58 mission lifted off from Space Launch Complex 40 at 8:53 PM EDT…
The question "How does she look? Future of living from?" was posed to Wienerberger during…
A bill in the California legislature is proposing mandatory warning labels on gas stoves, coinciding…
Ukraine shared a video of its special forces' Cobra mine-resistant armor moving towards the front…