Space
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Finding Life on Mars: Scientists to Remodel Plans to Use Helicopters Instead of Rovers
The United States and Europe are revising their intentions to return sediment cores from Mars for analysis in Earth research labs. The companies plan to reduce danger and expense by employing aircraft rather than a British-built fetch rover.
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