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Curiosity rover begins its research
Washington, USA - "I expect most people won’t find that to be very interesting”.
After the nuclear-powered Curiosity rover landing on Mars, NASA declared the Scientific Mars Lab is ready to begin its research of life-form traces on the Red Planet. Tim Slater, a science professor and astronomy expert at the University of Wyoming said that "This isn't a Steven Spielberg movie. Whatever NASA may find certainly will not look like the images of UFOs seen in science fiction films....
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AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency