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Radiation Exposure on a Trip to Mars
Topic: Moon to Mars
05/31/13
A new study using data from NASA's Mars Science Laboratory is helping mission planners understand how much radiation future human explorers will be exposed to during a journey to Mars.

Mojave Field Tests for Asteroid and Small Moon Exploration
Topic: Moon to Mars
05/25/13
Scientists have successfully completed field tests in the Mojave desert that will help inform mission planners for future human exploration of Near-Earth Asteroids and the moons of Mars. The team evaluated systems that could allow humans to live and work in low-gravity environments.

Water on Earth and Moon Came From the Same Source
Topic: Moon to Mars
05/12/13
A new study finds that water inside the Moon's mantle may have come from the same source that supplied most of the water on Earth. The findings provide new clues about the formation of the Moon the early history of planet Earth.

Farming on Mars: NASA Ponders Food for mid-2030s Manned Mission
Topic: Moon to Mars
05/10/13
The first humans to live on Mars might not identify as astronauts, but farmers. Growing food on Mars might be one of the most vital, challenging and labor-intensive tasks at hand, experts say. A report from the Humans 2 Mars conference in Washington D.C.

Lunar Minerals Survive Impact Shock
Topic: Moon to Mars
04/05/13
A new study indicates that impacts on the Moon may not wipe out mineralogical signature found in the pre-impact rocks.

GRAIL's Explosive Farewell
Topic: Moon to Mars
03/26/13
NASA's twin GRAIL spacecraft were intentionally crashed into a mountain near the Moon's north pole in Dec, 2012. The cloud of gas and dust it generated was observed by the Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter, providing new data about the Moon's composition.

Lunar Impacts Created Seas of Molten Rock
Topic: Moon to Mars
03/16/13
A new analysis of data shows that molten rock may have been present on the Moon more recently and for longer periods than previously thought. Differentiation — a settling out of rock layers as liquid rock cools — would require thousands of years and a fluid rock sea at least six miles deep.

Water on the Moon
Topic: Moon to Mars
02/20/13
Scientists have detected traces of water in the crystalline structure of mineral samples from the upper crust of the Moon that were obtained during the Apollo missions.

Twin Probes Will Crash on the Moon
Topic: Moon to Mars
12/16/12
The twin GRAIL mission probes are being prepared for their controlled descent and impact near the Moon's north pole.

The Moon's Battered History
Topic: Moon to Mars
12/09/12
Data from NASA's GRAIL mission indicates that in the first billion years of formation, the Moon may have endured much more massive impacts than previously thought.

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