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NASA’s Perseverance rover is helping prepare for future human missions to Mars by testing new technologies and studying the planet’s environment. It’s analyzing dust, weather, and surface conditions to inform astronaut safety and mission planning. Read more:

NASA's first Moon mission with Firefly Aerospace has concluded, but scientific analysis continues. The mission successfully tested navigation and communication technologies while collecting valuable lunar data. This effort supports future Artemis missions and long-term lunar exploration. Read more:

A new NASA study suggests that Mars’ red color resulted from prolonged exposure to water, rather than rapid oxidation. This supports the idea that Mars may have once been habitable, with conditions allowing for liquid water. To read more, you can visit:?

NASA's Intuitive Machines mission has successfully launched, carrying technology and science payloads to the Moon. This marks a significant step in lunar exploration, supporting Artemis program goals. The mission will test new navigation and communication technologies, helping pave the way for future lunar operations. Read more:?

NASA’s Curiosity rover has discovered evidence of ancient wave ripples in Martian rock, indicating that a shallow lake once existed on Mars without ice cover. This finding suggests that Mars had a warm and wet climate around 3.7 billion years ago. Read more:

ESA's Argonaut lunar lander will support Europe's Moon exploration by delivering supplies, scientific instruments, and technology for long-term missions, contributing to NASA’s Artemis program. Designed for sustainability, it will endure extreme lunar conditions for up to five years. Read more at:

NASA’s InSight lander has discovered that Marsquakes caused by meteoroid impacts penetrate deeper into the planet’s crust than expected. This finding provides new insights into Mars’ internal structure and seismic activity, helping scientists better understand planetary formation. Read more at:

NASA has awarded 11 U.S. companies funding to develop innovative technologies supporting Artemis and long-term lunar exploration. These projects focus on areas like navigation, power systems, surface mobility, and sustainable lunar living. Read more at?

Here's what NASA is sending to the moon on Firefly Aerospace's Blue Ghost lunar lander: 10 scientific instruments to study solar wind, regolith, and heat flow, along with technology to test radiation resistance and GPS navigation on the lunar surface. To know more about this mission, visit:?

NASA is evaluating two landing locations for returning Mars samples: the Utah Test and Training Range and Dugway Proving Ground. The mission, in collaboration with the European Space Agency, uses advanced technology to enhance Martian research. The orbiting container will carry 30 sample tubes. To read more, visit: