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Here's How Many Rovers NASA's Landed On Mars (And How Many Are Still Active)

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The prospect of getting humans to Mars (perhaps via lithium-plasma engine) has hit more than a few roadblocks over the years. While plenty of experts remain bullish on the feasibility of Mars colonization somewhere down the line, the once-breathless optimism of landing humans on the Red Planet in our lifetimes seems to have waned a bit. This doesn't mean in-depth exploration of Mars is any less important — or fascinating.
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Here's How Many Rovers NASA's Landed On Mars (And How Many Are Still Active)

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The Perseverance rover on Mars (artist's concept) - Triff/Shutterstock The prospect of getting humans to Mars (perhaps via lithium-plasma engine) has hit more than a few roadblocks over the years. While plenty of experts remain bullish on the feasibility of Mars colonization somewhere down the line, the once-breathless optimism of landing humans on the Red Planet in our lifetimes seems to have waned a bit. This doesn't mean in-depth exploration of Mars is any less important — or fascinating.
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To See The End Of The World In California, You'll Need The Right Vehicle

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It's tough to think of a more iconic American sand scape than the Mojave Desert. With Joshua Tree National Park's nearly 800,000 acres of arid, desolate beauty, and a fancy Rivian charging station to boot (because California), this locale is equal parts awe-inspiring and foreboding. There's also no shortage of Instagram-worthy tourist attractions, including artist Jack Pierson's "The End of the World" installation.
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