UFOAlienReality.comNov 26, 20181 min readNew Rover Debate - Mars 2020In three years, a new explorer will touch down on the Red Planet. Wheels churning, machinery whirring, the rover will amble across the rusty terrain, looking for rocks to send back to Earth — rocks that could prove there once was life on Mars.It is the first time in history scientists have had a real shot at addressing one of humanity’s deepest questions: Are we alone? By Sarah Kaplan, The Washington Post#UFO #UFOs #Alien #DisclosureThis artist’s rendering depicts NASA's Mars 2020 rover, with its robotic arm extended. (NASA/JPL‑Caltech)
In three years, a new explorer will touch down on the Red Planet. Wheels churning, machinery whirring, the rover will amble across the rusty terrain, looking for rocks to send back to Earth — rocks that could prove there once was life on Mars.It is the first time in history scientists have had a real shot at addressing one of humanity’s deepest questions: Are we alone? By Sarah Kaplan, The Washington Post#UFO #UFOs #Alien #DisclosureThis artist’s rendering depicts NASA's Mars 2020 rover, with its robotic arm extended. (NASA/JPL‑Caltech)
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