NASA develops a solar-powered engine that puts people on Mars
NASA announced today it has signed a three-year contract with a company to develop solar powered propulsion for Mars and other space exploration missions.
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NASA announced today it has signed a three-year contract with a company to develop solar powered propulsion for Mars and other space exploration missions.
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