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Watch NASA's Next-Generation Moon Rover Crush An Obstacle Course

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By Elisha Sauers Verified
| Mashable India Verified
Today's Mars rovers typically drive at about 500 to 1,000 feet per hour — roughly the length of one to three football fields — and only for short stints at a time. NASA engineers say they could go so much longer and faster if they could only think more for themselves. A miniature prototype is already proving that point.
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The interstellar comet was probably way older than scientists thought

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By Elisha Sauers Verified
| Mashable SE Asia
An interstellar comet that recently passed through the solar system may have formed as long as 12 billion years ago, making it one of the oldest planet-building materials ever observed. Comet 3I/ATLAS is only the third confirmed interstellar object detected in our neck of space. As it passed near the sunin late 2025, it released unusually large amounts of gas, giving scientists a rare chance to study its composition in detail.
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The interstellar comet was probably way older than scientists thought

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By Elisha Sauers Verified, Crystal Bell Verified, Stan Schroeder Verified
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An interstellar comet that recently passed through the solar system may have formed as long as 12 billion years ago, making it one of the oldest planet-building materials ever observed. Comet 3I/ATLAS is only the third confirmed interstellar object detected in our neck of space. As it passed near the sunin late 2025, it released unusually large amounts of gas, giving scientists a rare chance to study its composition in detail.
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