Well, we probably should be happy when this half of the planet pays any attention to science at all.
There's been plenty of coverage of Hope and Tianwen-1 to be fair. My news feeds are biased to that sort of stuff though!
Astronomy / Space Rover landing on Mars today
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Well, we probably should be happy when this half of the planet pays any attention to science at all.
There's been plenty of coverage of Hope and Tianwen-1 to be fair. My news feeds are biased to that sort of stuff though!
Mars missions, just like busses. There's nothing for decades then suddenly you get 3 in a week. 
At Uni I wrote an essay on the search for Microbial life on mars . Also building a computer rover from Lego mind storm that looked exactly like the real rover! Someone from Nasa visited us maybe they stole my idea! I think ai robots will be the real explorers of the Galaxies maybe taking dna samples. Who would like to live on Mars if possible?
A good place to retire to, as the lower gravity would mean less strain on old bones and muscles.
New rover on Mars? I am excited! Can't wait to see what kinds of things it gives us from the red planet.
Unfortunately, Mars has Common reserves, so there'll be some grinding
What about the lack of breathable air?
Not a problem, the ancient Martians made a machine to sort that, we just have to switch it on.
A beautiful cinematic performance.
Mars Ingenuity helicopter mission extended by Nasa
Nasa is so pleased with the success of the Ingenuity helicopter, it is extending its mission.
www.bbc.com
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Mars Ingenuity helicopter mission extended by Nasa
Nasa is so pleased with the success of the Ingenuity helicopter, it is extending its mission.www.bbc.com
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That is what I was quoting:
Not sure what is/has been going on there.
NASA’s Ingenuity helicopter has made its fourth and furthest flight
The Ingenuity helicopter has made its fourth flight on Mars, the furthest and fastest it’s travelled so far – and its mission has been extended to allow more tests
www.newscientist.com
“The fourth flight lasted nearly two minutes, during which the helicopter flew 266 metres and reached a top speed of 13 kilometres per hour. That’s more than twice as far and nearly twice as fast as the previous test.”
Looks like the next flight will be to a new landing zone
