Dec. 6, 2024

Europe's Space Comeback, NASA's Artemis Delays, and the Hunt for Planet X: S03E225

Europe's Space Comeback, NASA's Artemis Delays, and the Hunt for Planet X: S03E225

Astronomy Daily - The Podcast: S03E225
Welcome to Astronomy Daily, your Daily dose of space and Astronomy news. I'm your host, Anna, and we've got an absolutely packed show for you today with some incredible developments from across the space sector....

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Astronomy Daily - The Podcast: S03E225
Welcome to Astronomy Daily, your Daily dose of space and Astronomy news. I'm your host, Anna, and we've got an absolutely packed show for you today with some incredible developments from across the space sector.
Highlights:
- Vega C Rocket Launch Triumph: Celebrate Europe's successful return to space with the Vega C rocket launch from Kourou, marking a critical milestone in European space independence and resilience.
- Artemis Moon Mission Delays: Delve into NASA's revised timeline for the Artemis program, including safety considerations and the financial scope of returning humans to the moon.
- Mysterious Planet X Evidence: Explore groundbreaking research from Princeton University that bolsters the likelihood of a mysterious Planet X in our solar system, potentially revolutionizing our cosmic understanding.
- Hubble's Quasar Revelation: Marvel at the Hubble Space Telescope's unprecedented observations of Quasar 3C273, offering new insights into these energetic cosmic phenomena.
- Curiosity Rover's Next Mars Mission: Discover the Curiosity rover's upcoming exploration of massive spiderweb formations on Mars, promising to shed light on the planet's watery past.
- Artemis Heat Shield Investigation: Learn about NASA's findings on the Artemis heat shield performance and the solutions driving improvements for future missions.
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Thank you for tuning in. This is Anna signing off. Until next time, keep looking up and stay curious about the wonders of our universe.
✍️ Episode References
Vega C rocket
[ESA Vega-C](https://www.esa.int/Enabling_Support/Space_Transportation/Vega-C)
NASA Artemis program
[NASA Artemis](https://www.nasa.gov/specials/artemis/)
Hubble Space Telescope
[Hubble](https://www.nasa.gov/mission_pages/hubble/main/index.html)
Curiosity rover
[Mars Curiosity Rover](https://mars.nasa.gov/msl/home/)
Princeton University
[Princeton University](https://www.princeton.edu/)
Vera C. Rubin Observatory
[Rubin Observatory](https://www.lsst.org/)
Copernicus Earth Observation program
[Copernicus](https://www.copernicus.eu/en)
Quasar 3C273
[Quasar 3C273](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/3C_273)
Wind Cave National Park
[Wind Cave National Park](https://www.nps.gov/wica/index.htm)
Astronomy Daily
[Astronomy Daily](https://astronomydaily.io)


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Welcome to Astronomy Daily, your daily dose of space and

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astronomy news. I'm your host, Anna, and we've got an

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absolutely packed show for you today with some incredible developments

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from across the space sector. We'll be diving into Europe's

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triumphant return to space with the Vegas Sea rocket launch,

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unpacking NASA's latest timeline adjustments for their ambitious Artemis Moon missions,

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and exploring fascinating new evidence that suggests we might have

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a mysterious Planet X lurking in the outer reaches of

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our Solar system. We've also got some groundbreaking observations from

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the Hubble Space Telescope that's given us our closest ever

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look at Aquasar, plus exciting news about the Curiosity rovers

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next mission, targeting some intriguing spiderweb formations on Mars. And

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we'll round things off with crucial findings from NASA's investigation

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into the Artemis heat shield performance. So strap in for

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another fascinating journey through the latest developments in space exploration

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and astronomical discoveries. First up, some good news. Europe's space

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program has just achieved a significant milestone with the successful

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launch of the Vegas Sea rocket from the Kuru Spaceport

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in French Guiana. This marks a triumphant return to flight

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for the Italian built launcher after a two year hiatus

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following a failed mission in December twenty twenty two. The

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rocket blasted off at six twenty pm Local time, carrying

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the Sentinel one Sea satellite, a crucial component of the

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European Union's Copernicus Earth observation program. This successful launch represents

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a critical step in securing Europe's independent access to space,

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especially important given recent geopolitical challenges that have limited the

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continent's launch options. The mission's success is particularly noteworthy as

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Europe has faced several setbacks in its space program recently.

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The previous Vegas Sea failure had grounded the entire fleet

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when an anomaly destroyed two Earth imaging satellites just two

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and a half minutes into flight. This return to service

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demonstrates the resilience and determination of Europe's space sector. Looking ahead,

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Vegas C is set to play an increasingly important role

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in Europe's space strategy. Following Russia's invasion of Ukraine, the

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EU was forced to stop using Russian Soyuz vehicles, making

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the successful operation of platforms like vegas c even more crucial.

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Starting from twenty twenty five, Italy's Avio will take over

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the marketing of Vegacy launches, marking a new chapter in

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European space operations. The Sentinel one CE satellite, now heading

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to its seven hundred kilometer orbit, will join an impressive

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constellation of Earth observation satellites, expanding our planet's most extensive

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radar imaging network. This system plays a vital role in

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monitoring our environment, from tracking the climate to supporting disaster

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response efforts. Next, some not so good news. In a

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significant announcement today, NASA has revealed further delays to its

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ambitious Artemis program, pushing back the timeline for humanity's return

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to the Moon. The next Artemis mission, which will send

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astronauts around the Moon without landing, has been rescheduled from

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September twenty twenty five to April twenty twenty six. The

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subsequent mission, aiming to land astronauts on the lunar surface,

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is now targeted for mid twenty twenty seven. These delays

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stem from crucial safety considerations, particularly regarding the Orion spacecraft's

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heat shield. During the Artemis one test flight in twenty

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twenty two, the heat shield experienced unexpected cracking and partial

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erosion during re entry into Earth's atmosphere. While NASA officials

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stress that astronauts would have been safe had they been aboard,

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the agency is taking extra precautions to ensure crue safety

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for future missions. I'll have some more on this shortly. Also,

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the financial scope of the Artemis program is substantial, with

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estimated costs reaching ninety three billion dollars through twenty twenty five.

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Despite these delays, NASA Administrator Bill Nelson emphasized that the

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revised timeline still puts the United States well ahead of

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China's announced intention to land on the lunar surface by

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twenty thirty, maintaining America's leadership in space exploration. The technical

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team has decided to keep the current heat shield design

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for the next mission, but will modify the capsule's return

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trajectory to prevent similar issues future missions Beyond Artemis, The

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second will feature an upgraded heat shield design. While replacing

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the current heat shield might have provided additional safety margins,

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it would have resulted in an even longer delay of

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at least a year. These setbacks highlight the complex challenges

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of modern space exploration, but they also demonstrate NASA's unwavering

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commitment to crue safety. The Artemis program remains the flagship

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American effort to not only return humans to the Moon,

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but also to establish permanent lunar bases that will serve

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as stepping stones for eventual human missions to Mars. Next up,

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are we a step closer to solving this mystery? For decades,

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the idea of an undiscovered planet lurking in the outer

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reaches of our Solar System has captured imaginations. Now, exciting

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new research from Princeton University has significantly boosted the likelihood

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that this mysterious planet X actually exists. The studies findings

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suggest we might be closer than ever to confirming one

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of astronomy's most intriguing possibilities. The evidence comes from studying

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the orbits of objects in the outer Solar System, specifically

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trans Neptunian objects or Kuiper Belt objects. What makes this

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research particularly compelling is its expanded scope. While previous studies

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focused on just eleven of the most distant objects, the

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Princeton team's analysis included fifty one objects, providing a much

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more robust statistical foundation. The results are striking The team

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found that there's only a one in one thousand chance

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that the unusual alignment of these objects' orbits is random.

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This strongly suggests the presence of a massive body influencing

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their movements through gravitational forces. Think of it like seeing

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multiple boats all being pulled in the same direction by

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an unseen current. It's a clear sign that something significant

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is affecting their paths. The study also gives us our

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best picture yet of what Planet X might be like.

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The data suggests it's about four point four times the

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mass of Earth, making it either a super Earth or

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a mini Neptune. This hypothetical planet would follow an elliptical orbit,

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more aligned with the known planets than previously thought, though

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pinpointing its exact location remains challenging since it could be

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anywhere along its orbital path. The hunt for Planet X

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isn't just about adding another world to our Solar System map.

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If confirmed, its discovery would revolutionize our understanding of how

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our cosmic neighborhood formed and evolved. With the Versi Reuben

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Observatory coming online next year, equipped with the world's largest

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camera for astronomical observations, we might be just months away

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from finally spotting this elusive world. In a remarkable achievement,

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NASA's Hubble Space Telescope has given us our closest look

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ever into the heart of a quasar, peering deeper than

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ever before into one of the universe's most energetic phenomena.

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The observations focused on Quasar three C two hundred and

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seventy three, which holds the distinction of being the first

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quasar ever identified back in nineteen sixty three. What makes

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this observation truly groundbreaking is Hubble's ability to overcome the

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intense glare of the quaser. Imagine trying to spot an

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ant crawling on the rim of a car headlight while

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staring directly into the beam. The Telescope Space Telescope Imaging

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spectrograph acted like a celestial coronagraph, blocking out the quasar's

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overwhelming brightness, much like the Moon blocks the Sun during

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a solar eclipse. The resulting images reveal what scientists describe

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as weird things in the quasar's immediate surroundings. Within just

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sixteen thousand light years of the central black hole, researchers

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have spotted various mysterious blobs and an L shaped filamentary structure.

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Some of these objects might be smaller galaxies being pulled

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into the quasar's monstrous black hole, providing the fuel that

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powers its incredible luminosity. The team also made fascinating discoveries

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about the quasar's jet, a massive stream of material stretching

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and astounding three hundred thousand light years across space, moving

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at nearly the speed of light. By comparing observations taking

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twenty two years apart, they found that the jet actually

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accelerates as it moves farther from the black hole. This

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unprecedented view of three C two hundred and seventy three,

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located two point five billion light years away, is helping

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bridge our understanding between what we see in radio observations

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and larger scale optical imaging. It's offering crucial insights into

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how these cosmic lighthouses interact with their host galaxies and

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shape the evolution of the universe around them. Let's change

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gears and get Amar's update. NASA's Intrepid Curiosity Rover is

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gearing up for a fascinating new chapter in its already

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remarkable mission on Mars. After successfully wrapping up its exploration

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of the getis Vallis region, where it made several significant discoveries,

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including pure sulfur crystals and ancient lake bed formations. The

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rover is now setting its sights on something truly extraordinary,

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massive spiderweb like structures that stretch across the Martian surface.

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These peculiar formations, known as the box work, span an

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incredible six to twelve miles across and represent one of

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the most intriguing geological features ever identified on Mars. While

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similar structures exist on Earth in places like wind Cave

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National Park in South Dakota, they typically only extend a

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few feet, the Martian versions dwarf their terrestrial cousins by

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orders of magnitude. The boxwork formations are believed to have

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formed through a process involving mineral rich water, much like

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their Earth counterparts. As ancient waters carrying dissolved minerals seeped

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through cracks in the Martian rock, they left behind crystalline deposits.

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Over time, as the surrounding rock eroded away, these more

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resistant mineral veins remained, creating the distinctive weblike pattern we

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see today. What makes these structures particularly exciting for scientists

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is their potential to reveal new insights about Mars's watery past.

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The minerals preserved in these ancient formations could tell us

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not just about the chemistry of Mars's ancient waters, but

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potentially about whether the environment might have once been suitable

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for microbial life. The mineral composition of these structures could

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mirror similar environments on early Earth where microorganisms thrived. Curiosity

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won't reach these remarkable features until early twenty twenty five,

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but the anticipation among the science team is already building.

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This investigation promises to add another fascinating chapter to our

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understanding of Mars's geological history and its potential for having

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once harbored life. And now some more Artemis news. After

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extensive investigation, NASA has finally uncovered the root cause of

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the unexpected heat shield damage observed during the Artemis one mission.

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The investigation revealed a fascinating technical challenge that occurred during

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the spacecraft's revolutionary skip re entry maneuver. The issue stemmed

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from gases that built up inside the heat shield's protective

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avcoat material during re entry. Normally, these gases should have

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vented and dissipated, but they became trapped, creating pressure that

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caused cracking and led to pieces of charred material breaking

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away in several locations. What's particularly interesting is that this

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phenomenon wasn't captured in pre flight testing. The ground tests

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used much higher heating rates than what the spacecraft actually

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experienced during its return. Under those more intense conditions, the

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material behaved as expected, but the actual gentler heating during

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artemis the Fort's re entry created a different reaction, slowing

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down the formation of protective char while still generating gases

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within the material. Despite these findings, there's good news for

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future missions. The investigation confirmed that even with the unexpected

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heat shield behavior, the spacecraft's internal temperature remained remarkably stable

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in the mid seventies fahrenheit. Had astronauts been aboard, they

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would have remained perfectly safe throughout the re entry process.

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NASA's engineers have already identified solutions for future missions. They

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discovered that areas of the heat shield that were naturally

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more permeable didn't experience the same cracking issues, as the

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gases could escape more easily. This insight is driving improvements

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in the manufacturing process to ensure more consistent permeability in

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future heat shields. These findings represent a perfect example of

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why we conduct uncrude test flights. They allow us to

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identify and solve potential issues before putting astronauts at risk,

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ultimately making future crude missions safer and more reliable. Up

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today's episode of Astronomy Daily, I'm Anna, and I want

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and TikTok. Until tomorrow, keep looking up and wondering about

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the mysteries that await us in the vast expanse of

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spaced star space. The stars. The Soul Store is the

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