Erstmals Probennahme von Mars-Gestein geglückt
  • 1 /6 Dies sind Aufnahmen des NASA-Rovers "Perseverance" auf seiner Mars-Mission.
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  • 2 /6 Sie zeigen unter anderem Eindrücke der Mars-Landschaft. 
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  • 3 /6 Mit diesem Bohrer wurde die Gesteinsprobe entnommen.
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  • 4 /6 Aus diesem Stein wurde die Probe gebohrt.
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  • 5 /6 Das Loch im Detail...
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  • In this image released by NASA Perseverance rover shows a sample tube with its cored-rock contents inside, the bronze-colored outer-ring is the coring bit, the lighter-colored inner-ring is the open end of the tube, and inside is a rock core sample slightly thicker than a pencil, September 1, 2021. - NASA's Perseverance rover succeeded in its second attempt to scoop up a piece of Martian rock for future analysis by scientists on Earth -- probably..Its first effort earlier this month failed after the rock was too crumbly to withstand the robot's drill, but data received late on September 1 indicates the process worked..The US space agency said Thursday it remains a little uncertain, because images taken after the rover's arm completed sample acquisition were inconclusive due to poor sunlight conditions..More images taken under better lighting are expected back by Saturday.."The team determined a location, and selected and cored a viable and scientifically valuable rock," said Jennifer Trosper, project manager at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Pasedena.."We will work through this small hiccup with the lighting conditions in the images and remain encouraged that there is sample in this tube.".The target was a briefcase-sized rock from a ridgleine that is half-a-mile (900 meters) long nicknamed "Rochette." (Photo by Handout / various sources / AFP) / RESTRICTED TO EDITORIAL USE - MANDATORY CREDIT "AFP PHOTO / NASA/JPL-Caltech" - NO MARKETING - NO ADVERTISING CAMPAIGNS - DISTRIBUTED AS A SERVICE TO CLIENTS
    6 /6 Das Gestein befindet sich in der mittigen Probenröhre.
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