Mars Landing - Pictures

[Azimio Jipya]

Sasa hawa jamaa baada ya kufika huko sisi tutafaidika nini?

Gari la kwanza lilipotembea batabarani... kwa sababu ..halikuwepo awali and hapakuwa na mtu mwenye xprience...na kitakachofuta badaye the same question was asked hili gari litatusaidi nini...anyway ni zamani sana.

Umeme ulipoanza kusambazwa ..kule kibamba wazee walisema ..hawakuwa na kazi yeyote nao kwani walikuwa hawajawahi kuutumia..na kujua thamani yake. Na kule mjini ulipo..kuna wezi so..usiletwe kwao kwani..utawalitea wezi..etc

Kisiwa cha ..kilivyogunduliwa...hakuna mtu aliyejua kitumiweje... kwani ..kwa wakati wote ..nchi ilikuwa inatosha......Itakuwa kugundua makazi mapya kwrnye MARS au kwnye Mwezi..etc.

Injini ya kwanza iliponza kufanbaya kazi..wagunduzi waliakatishwa tamaa ..vibaya sana..maana ..no body has an xprience ..ya kuwa itanyanyua..ustawi wa jamii kiasi gani...! Yes that is the challenges of technology! Awali kila mtu aliiona haina kazi muhimu.

Ukiwsililiza...watoa changamoto hizi..all reserach activities can be stoped maana wakati ule kitu kipya kinagunduliwa... kinaonekana hakina Kazi na ni usumbufu....MTUPU.. HIVYO SIO SAWA!

That is not the way to go. Resarch and development ..haviachani.

 

[Azimio Jipya]

It's another encouraging step to meeting Phoenix mission goalshoenix Scrapes to Icy Soil in Wonderland.

.....By rasping to icy soil, the robotic arm on Phoenix proved it could flatten the layer where soil meets ice, exposing the icy flat surface below the soil. Scientists can now proceed with plans to scoop and scrape samples into Phoenix's various analytical instruments. Scientists will test samples to determine if some ice in the soil may have been liquid in the past during warmer climate cycles.

....It's another encouraging step to meeting Phoenix mission goals, which are to study the history of Martian water in all its phases and determine if the Martian arctic soil could support life.
...[http://www.nasa.gov/mission_pages/phoenix/main/index.html]
...[http://www.nasa.gov/mission_pages/phoenix/news/phoenix-20080627.html]

Thursday, June 26, confirming that surface soil, subsurface soil and icy soil can be sampled at a single trench.

Phoenix scientists are now assured they have a complete soil-layer profile in Wonderland's "Snow White" extended trench.

By rasping to icy soil, the robotic arm on Phoenix proved it could flatten the layer where soil meets ice, exposing the icy flat surface below the soil. Scientists can now proceed with plans to scoop and scrape samples into Phoenix's various analytical instruments. Scientists will test samples to determine if some ice in the soil may have been liquid in the past during warmer climate cycles.

It's another encouraging step to meeting Phoenix mission goals, which are to study the history of Martian water in all its phases and determine if the Martian arctic soil could support life.

The Phoenix mission is led by Peter Smith of The University of Arizona with project management at JPL and development partnership at Lockheed Martin, located in Denver. International contributions come from the Canadian Space Agency; the University of Neuchatel, Switzerland; the universities of Copenhagen and Aarhus, Denmark; Max Planck Institute, Germany; and the Finnish Meteorological Institute. For more information on the Phoenix mission, link to http://www.nasa.gov/phoenix and http://phoenix.lpl.arizona.edu.

 

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