NASA Sent 3 Drones to Death Valley to Prepare for Travel to Mars

CNET·Dec 3

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NASA has sent drones to Death Valley as part of preparations for a potential trip to Mars. The tests are reportedly being conducted to prepare for the Martian environment, although the specific details and timeline of the Mars trip are unclear. NASA is testing drones in desert locations, including Death Valley, to develop technology for future Mars flights.

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