NASA first telescope Kepler lost and now on Mars Rover can not find On Mars at some stage of the Rover Opportunity began a strong storm that covered a layer of dust almost most of the planet. As a result, the Rover decided to send to sleep, but the dust storm was delayed and apparently the Rover battery is completely discharged and now the Martian slow-motion does not show signs of life. NASA is worried and thinks that the probability that the Rover will not be able to resuscitate is approaching one. Looking for or trying to contact the Martian Rover is not the first week, but so far the results are zero, but what is most interesting, the search ha...

Space telescope Kepler rather dead than really alive Kepler telescope considered for a long time the best hunter for distant exoplanets, but there is nothing eternal, and even such a super good and sharp-sighted apparatus came to an end. NASA has officially admitted that Keplers project is closed and the telescope has turned into space junk. The telescope worked in orbit for more than 9 years and was finally out of order last Tuesday. Although the Kepler telescope broke at the age of 9.5 years, but it is still a super reliable device, it is many times longer than its actual allotted working condition. If the telescope to send another ...