Archive for May, 2016
My Life as a Martian Rover: Part II
Ruby Schauffler (Geology ’17) recently spent a few days with scientists from NASA, the Planetary Science Institute and several universities testing equipment that will be installed on the next Martian rover. Here is the second installment of her field report. Field Day 2 (4/20/16) Today I started at waypoint 4 and was to look at […]
My Life as a Martian Rover: Part I
This April, Ruby Schauffler (Geology, ’17) spent a week in the field with a team of scientists from NASA, the Planetary Science Institute, and several universities. They were in the Utah desert testing options for how the next Mars rover, scheduled to launch in 2020, will collect geological samples to look for signs of life. […]