X Rays On Mars

[Greylien 17]

https://www.jpl.nasa.gov/news/news.php?feature=7751

 

Maybe I'm just an old fogey of sorts, but the technology we have just amazes me. X-Rays on Mars. What's next? Human robots to do the building?

[coleman 9]

It will be another milestone in the extensive scope of AI. Do you think there will ever be a human mission to the planet? In November 1971, Mars 2 crash-landed while in December of the same year, Mars 3 achieved a softer landing, only for its transmission to be interrupted after a few seconds.

[17 Below Zero 1]

Since other great minds outside the realm of NASA and the U.S. are getting involved, I think things will move fairly quickly. It's still over 60 million miles away though, so one thing they should focus on is how to get there quicker then they can now.