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1. blogs.esa.int › caves-the-hidden-side-of-planetsCaves: the hidden side of planets – Caves & pangaea blog

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   May 6, 2015 · The reason why underground caverns are so inspiring to the imagination is easily explained: we know almost nothing about them. They are the dark side of the planet’s in the Solar System. Most observations of Mars have come from orbiters and rovers that can only see the surface. We have very little information on what could be underground.

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4. www.nasa.gov › podcasts › on-a-missionThe Power of the Rovers – S4E10 - NASA

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   Nov 14, 2022 · NASA’s first three Mars rovers – Sojourner, Spirit, and Opportunity – used solar panels to gather light energy, or photons, from the Sun. The rovers exploring Mars today – Curiosity and Perseverance – use a system called a “Radioisotope Thermoelectric Generator,” or RTG.

5. blogs.esa.int › caves › 2020/08/20Take refuge in a cave – on the Moon – Caves & pangaea blog

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   Aug 20, 2020 · Caverns on the Moon and Mars can offer enough space, protection against cosmic radiation and stable temperatures for astronaut bases, a recent study suggests. New research compared hundreds of underground formations on Earth, the Moon and Mars.

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6. www.gettyimages.co.uk › photos › romeo-and-juliet10,817 Romeo And Juliet Stock Photos and High-res Pictures

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8. www.superyachttimes.com › yacht-news › in-picturesIn Pictures: Romea and Aquila in Douglas Bay, Isle of Man

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   Jul 3, 2015 · Superyachts Romea and Aquila were spotted together last month in the UK, when both yachts made a stop at the Isle of Man. The yachts were seen together in Douglas Bay, where the brand new Abeking & Rasmussen 82 metre Romea anchored out, and the 85.6 metre Aquila was in the port, following her Atlantic crossing.

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   How do solar panels work on Mars?

   • NASA’s first three Mars rovers – Sojourner, Spirit, and Opportunity – used solar panels to gather light energy, or photons, from the Sun. The rovers exploring Mars today – Curiosity and Perseverance – use a system called a “Radioisotope Thermoelectric Generator,” or RTG. Sabah Bux: Yeah, because here on Earth we can plug in.

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   Can solar energy be used on Mars?

   • (music) Narrator: The two main options are solar and nuclear energy. NASA’s first three Mars rovers – Sojourner, Spirit, and Opportunity – used solar panels to gather light energy, or photons, from the Sun. The rovers exploring Mars today – Curiosity and Perseverance – use a system called a “Radioisotope Thermoelectric Generator,” or RTG.

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   What was the first Mars rover?

   • Narrator: The first Mars rover, Sojourner in 1997, didn’t have many instruments – its goal was to prove it was possible to drive a rover on Mars. When Sojourner was being designed, some engineers thought it should be plugged into the Pathfinder lander that carried it to Mars, because the much larger lander generated and stored more power.

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   Do Rovers use a radioisotope thermoelectric generator on Mars?

   • The rovers exploring Mars today – Curiosity and Perseverance – use a system called a “Radioisotope Thermoelectric Generator,” or RTG. Sabah Bux: Yeah, because here on Earth we can plug in. On Mars, we have nowhere to plug in. Narrator: That’s Sabah Bux, a technologist based at NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Southern California.

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   Why do Rovers keep running on Mars?

   • Spirit and Opportunity, when it became Martian winter, the rovers got quiet. Versus Perseverance and Curiosity, since they’re using RTGs, they are continuously running. Narrator: RTGs also aren’t as vulnerable as solar panels to the talcum-powder-like dust that coats everything on Mars.

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   How long did solar power last on Mars?

   • Although solar panels powered Spirit for over six years and Opportunity for nearly fifteen, dust often limited their ability to generate power. Sabah Bux: When it gets really dusty on Mars, or a lot of dust gets settled on the solar cells, the power output goes down.

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10. www.independent.co.uk › news › scienceScience roundup: Romeo meets Juliet and save their species

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    Apr 10, 2019 · The cameras of Nasa’s Curiosity rover usually look down at the rocks on Mars, divining clues in the minerals of what the planet was like billions of years ago.