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Question #8
What is the name of the mineral that Dr. Joy Crisp discusses in this article?
(Be careful, spelling matters!)
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Question #9
If you could, is there anything you would ask Dr. Joy Crisp?
nature.com: Rethinking Mars exploration
What is this article mainly about?
What does "highly specialized" mean in this context?
How is space travel changing according to this article?
What are the names of the three functioning orbiters NASA sent to Mars?
Who is the head of NASA's Mars exploration program?
(Be careful, spelling matters!)
When does NASA want to start planning a trip to Mars?
What does "international" mean?
In the same quote (below), what does "commercial" mean?
"The agency’s long–running string of spacecraft is winding to a close, and international and commercial interests are on the rise."
Which phrase best describes what "[t]hroughout the 2000s" means?
In the same quote, what is another word that means the same as "sustained" in this context?
How do scientists currently get access to telescopes?
What else would you like to learn about NASA's plans to explore Mars?
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Question #7
Host, Andrew Fazekas, thinks that terraforming is a "fascinating" idea.
What do the two expert panelists think?