spacetoday.net: News links for the topic Mars

Saturday, August 16

Martians in Houston: Do We Have a Problem?
The Huffington Post — 10:24 am ET (1424 GMT)

Friday, August 15

NASA's Next Mars Lander Will Peer Deep Into Red Planet's History: Here's How
SPACE.com — 5:06 pm ET (2106 GMT)

Mosaic image reveals Martian glory
BBC — 4:53 pm ET (2053 GMT)

Finding Mars Life Could Answer Some Big Questions
Aviation Week — 4:52 pm ET (2052 GMT)

Thursday, August 14

Mars Orbiters Duck for Cover
Sky & Telescope — 6:47 pm ET (2247 GMT)

Mars Rolling Rock Ends Up As Standing Stone
Discovery.com — 6:34 pm ET (2234 GMT)

Whoa! Rolling Boulder on Mars Leaves Trail Visible from Space
SPACE.com — 8:38 am ET (1238 GMT)

Wednesday, August 13

Tall Boulder Rolls Down Martian Hill, Lands Upright
NASA/JPL — 7:18 pm ET (2318 GMT)

Mangalyaan on Course, Says ISRO Chief K Radhakrishnan
PTI — 8:35 am ET (1235 GMT)

ISRO scientist awarded for indigenous "fuel-saving" device on Mars Orbiter
Financial Express — 8:34 am ET (1234 GMT)

Tuesday, August 12

Former NASA Chief: U.S. Not On A Path To Mars
Aviation Week — 6:52 pm ET (2252 GMT)

Column: The search for life on Mars
Salem (MA) News — 10:12 am ET (1412 GMT)

Colliding Atmospheres: Mars vs Comet Siding Spring
Science@NASA — 8:04 am ET (1204 GMT)

Monday, August 11

ARM and the Mars-Forward NASA
The Space Review — 7:26 pm ET (2326 GMT)

For the future of Mars exploration, the past is prologue
The Space Review — 7:23 pm ET (2323 GMT)

Review: Mars Up Close
The Space Review — 7:21 pm ET (2321 GMT)

Orbiter to reach Mars in 46 days
Deccan Chronicle — 8:31 am ET (1231 GMT)

Sunday, August 10

‘In 500 Yrs, Mars Will be Earth’s Colony’
Express News Service — 9:28 am ET (1328 GMT)

Delaware State Univ. dean to work on NASA’s next Mars mission
Delaware Public Media — 9:22 am ET (1322 GMT)

NASA 'Flying Saucer' Air Brake Aces Test Flight
Discovery.com — 8:42 am ET (1242 GMT)

Next set of articles

NASA and ESA finalize ExoMars Rosalind Franklin agreement
Posted: Sun, May 19 8:02 AM ET (1202 GMT)

Russia launches classified satellite
Posted: Sun, May 19 7:57 AM ET (1157 GMT)

BEpiColombo Mercury mission suffers thruster problem
Posted: Sun, May 19 7:55 AM ET (1155 GMT)

Sunday, May 19

Aitech Provides Critical Communication System to Sidus Space for LizzieSat Satellite
Aitech Systems — 2:09 pm ET (1809 GMT)

High School Student Creates Soundscape of Exploding Stars
Caltech — 2:08 pm ET (1808 GMT)

'Urgent' change needed to tackle bullying in astronomy and geophysics
Royal Astronomical Society — 2:07 pm ET (1807 GMT)

Aerospacelab breaks ground on Europe's largest satellite manufacturing facility
Aerospacelab — 2:06 pm ET (1806 GMT)

HySpex Selected as Supplier for Hyperspectral Camera for In-Orbit Servicing Mission
HySpex — 2:05 pm ET (1805 GMT)

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