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Mars: NASA announcement promises a new capital on Thursday
The US space agency makes an appointment on Thursday to a conference on the Martian atmosphere, which has almost disappeared, and promises important announcements.
NASA is preparing to make new revelations on Mars. Next Thursday, several researchers from the US space agency will give new details of the Martian atmosphere, which allowed one day to the red planet to be suitable for life.
This information will be from data collected through the Maven probe. This is orbiting Mars since September 2014, after a journey of ten months aboard a rocket, which took off from Florida. She was sent to study and understand the planet's atmosphere.
Questions asked live on Twitter
The conference will be held in the premises of the US space agency in Washington, in the James Webb Auditorium, and will be broadcast live on the site NASA. It will take place at 2:00 p.m. local time, 20 hours in France.
The event will end with the traditional question and answer period, which will include social networks. Users can already ask questions via the hashtag #AskNASA. Michael Meyer, head of the exploration of Mars program, will be present, as well as the team in charge of Maven probe.
Last September, the US space agency had already made important revelations, indicating that significant evidence attesting to the presence of salty liquid water on the surface of the planet.
