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Welcome to program 13 of VOA Radiogram.
Here is the lineup for today's program:
2:10 MFSK16: Program preview
1:58 MFSK16: Introduction to noise experiment
10:09 MFSK16: At -0 -6 -12 dB versus noise
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VOA NEWS
Students Invent Water Purification Disc
Carolyn Presutti
June 11, 2013
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VOA NEWS
Curiosity Rover to Switch Gears on Mars
Suzanne Presto
June 06, 2013
NASA's Mars Science Laboratory mission is shifting gears. The
Curiosity rover is going to take a break from drilling into
Martian bedrock and analyzing rock samples to do what Mars rovers
are made to do: drive across the terrain.
The U.S. space agency says this will be the biggest turning point
since Curiosity landed on the Red Planet last August.
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The journey to Mount Sharp is expected to take many months, and
mission scientists note that the rover will investigate
interesting features along the way.
Progress report
Members of the Mars Science Labor team based at NASA's Jet
Propulsion Laboratory in California gave reporters an update
about the rover's activities.HhektJoy Crisp, the deputy project scientist, described
the decision
to stop sampling and start moving as "one of the classic
struggles" the science team faces.
"The team has decided that it really is a good time now to turn
around and start making progress to Mount Sharp," she said.
The mission's main objective - to see if ancient Mars had
environmental conditions that could have supported
micro-organisms - already has been accomplished. Earlier this
year, scientists said a rock sample from an area known as
Yellowknife Bay contained some key chemical ingredients needed
for life, including oxygen, hydrogen and carbon. Martian bedrock
showed evidence of multiple periods of hej L ¨tveiÑn
The nuclear-powered Curiosity is investigating Martian geology,
weather and radiation levels during its two-year, $2.5 billion
mission.
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-mars/1676381.htmlr
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