NASA announces a group of astronauts who are on a mission to explore Mars
On June 7, NASA announced a group of 12 astronauts selected for the mission to explore Mars as well as deeper spaces in the universe over the next few decades.
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On June 7, NASA announced a group of 12 astronauts selected for the mission to explore Mars as well as deeper spaces in the universe over the next few decades.
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After a long wait, the US Aerospace Agency (NASA) finally announced the first image of the new generation Mars self-propelled robot.
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The plan to test the dedicated space shuttle Orion, designed to carry out the task of sending people to Mars, was postponed until 2019.