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    grow and reproduce in low temperatures such as the deep cold ocean. Halophiles is an organism that grows in or can tolerate saline conditions. They are mostly found in salty places like the dead sea. Psychrophiles could have a potential of existing in Mars because the bacteria can exist under temperatures of -15 celsius. Since Europa is Jupiter’s moon, it is orbiting Jupiter. Europa is made out of silicate rock and is grooved out with cracks and streaks. The crust of this moon is frozen which is covered

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    Scientist: Humans May Be Descendants of Martians four subheadings Were your ancestors martians? According to Seth Shostak of the Search For Extraterrestrial Life Institute (SETI) Martian organisms may have once descended to the Earth from Mars. In an article for The Huffington Post, Shostak described the logic of his theory, which is based on a phenomenon called panspermia. Panspermia, the astronomer said, is “the mechanism by which biology can spread through space without the benefit of expensive

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    They traded valuable information and pictures of Mars, as well as ensuring that the events of the film were as realistically feasible as they could be. NASA saw this as a great possibility to encourage and promote enthusiasm about space.

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    Andy Weir's The Martian

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    literature summary also contains Quotes and a Free Quiz on The Martian by Andy Weir. “The Martian” by Andy Weir is the story of Mark Watney who is a crew member of the Ares 3 mission to Mars. The crew had traveled the nearly year-long journey from Earth’s orbit to Mar’s orbit on the Hermes and had used the Mars descent vehicle (MDV) to land on the planet’s surface. Earlier pre-supply drops at the Ares 3 site had provided the crew in advance of their arrival with essential items for their health

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    is the third mission of the 2030’s that NASA has sent astronauts up to Mars. The story really starts when a giant storm sweeps through Mars and Watney is hit by a pole that fell down and is knocked away from the rest of the crew. They search for him but can’t find him and are forced to launch from Mars, under the assumption that Watney is dead. A few hours later, however, he awakens and discovers that he is now alone on Mars and is forced to figure out how to survive until he can be rescued. He grows

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    dreamt of escaping the world around us and soaring high, up into the clouds. Many people today still share those same dreams, but they are now looking past the clouds, past the moon to a red planet we call Mars. Three companies are in a race to colonize Mars: NASA, SpaceX, and Mars One. Colonizing Mars will lead to many positive outcomes—new technologies, economic advantages, more jobs, and ideas to avert the population crisis of the future. In the 1960’s, the U.S and Russian tensions were at an all-time

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    landing site in Mars, have the most colorful spots on the Red Planet. It shows green, blue and red patches, as shown in the photos taken by the Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter (MRO). NASA confirmed that red is not only the color of Mars. There is an array of colors under Mar’s bedrock. The blue that dominates the part of the landing is due to “homogenized dust.” These fantastic colors of the Nili Fossae are credited to the rich geologic history of the area. The Omega spectrometer on Mars Express and the

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    The solar system consists of the Sun; the nine planets, 67 satellites of the planets and a large number of small bodies (comets and asteroids). The inner solar system contains the Sun, Mercury, Venus, Earth and Mars. The planets of the outer solar system are Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus and Neptune. The orbits of the planets are ellipses with the Sun at one focus. To start off, our Sun is the most important part of our solar system. It is the biggest object and does have about 98% of the whole mass of

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    The Long Years, written by Ray Bradbury, while being a short story, asks some large questions about humanity. Set in the year 2026 on the planet Mars, 20 years after the planet was suddenly evacuated to fight a war on Earth, a single family is left. During the sudden evacuation, the Hathaway family was on an archaeological dig in the hills and was unable to make the last ship. The Hathaway family has survived 20 years on the Martian world without anyone else, until a ship finally comes to save

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    planets: Uranus, Neptune, and Pluto. Pluto now is not considered a planet by the Stargazers because of its size and mass. These planets and others have meanings behind their name that relate to Greek and Latin Mythology: Jupiter: King of the Gods (Zeus) Mars: God of war (Athena)

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