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⚙️ Drilling deeper into Mars than ever before with the ESA_ExoMars Rosalind Franklin rover. 🤖 Its drill will dig 2 metres below the surface, where signs of ancient life could be preserved. 👇🧵 For some of the rover's DIY tricks.

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Human Spaceflight1 год назад

Rosalind's drill system is like no other on Earth. Some rover specs for Mars exploration: 🕳️ Depth: 2 metres. ⚙️ Rods: x3. 🔋 Power: 100 watts. 🔄 Revolutions: 60 per minute. 💪 Strength: Can penetrate surfaces as hard as marble. 👀 Vision: Equipped with an infrared map to study minerals. ⛏️ Dig into it with @esa's #ToMarsAndBack blog:

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Malarkey Roofing Products1 год назад

🌲 There's More Than One Way to Plant a Tree 🌳 Malarkey shingles with 3M™ Smog-Reducing Granules help reduce air pollution by trapping harmful gases like NOx, similar to planting ~2 trees per roof.* 🏡 Nature’s air filters at work! #CleanAirMatters #AsphaltShingles @Holcim

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TeslaElon SpaceXFan1 год назад

@ESA_ExoMars Drill baby Drill! ❤️❤️

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Martian1 год назад

@ESA_ExoMars Interesting! Secrets are hidden deep within.

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KiwiThinker1 год назад

@ESA_ExoMars It’s due to launch in the 2028 Mars window, would be good if it could make the 2026 one.

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Starship Trooper1 год назад

@roman_makowiak @ESA_ExoMars What about the lander for this rover?

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