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Nasa's Mars mission shows women going boldly go where none have gone before

IT’S been inspirational watching the first pictures of Nasa’s Perseverance parachute onto Mars. Just last Thursday, the Mars 2020 Perseverance Rover landed on the Jezero Crater to collect samples of rock and regolith as well as search for signs of ancient life. It sent back the first video of its landing to Earth just two days ago. Looking at these incredible images of the surface of the Red Planet is mind-blowing for us mere mortals. Back on planet Earth, as well as the sheer awe-inspiring nature of this space programme, the one thing that really struck me during the TV coverage was the many women involved in the mission, both on the main team and in the mission control room on the night of the successful landing.

The European Space Agency is hiring for the first time in 11 years

The European Space Agency is hiring for the first time in 11 years I hear travelling to faraway places is a perk of the job. Do you want to explore the great, dark expanses of the Universe? Ever wondered what it’s like sleeping in zero gravity? Feel like you have to get out of Earth before things get worse? Can’t blame you but ESA can help you. The Main Control Room at ESA’s European Space Operations Centre, Darmstadt, Germany. Image credits European Space Agency. The European Space Agency has issued a new call for astronaut recruits, for the first time in a decade. Applications will start being accepted on March 31st, and everyone is encouraged to apply ESA seeks to “expand gender diversity in our ranks”.

2021, odisea de la NASA en el espacio: la vida en Marte y el turismo en la Luna

NASA, Canadian Space Agency Formalize Gateway Partnership for Artemis Program – Parabolic Arc