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Curious about Curiosity?
The design of a reconnaissance vehicle that could provide evidence of past life on Mars has been the topic of ongoing scientific discussion. For a number of years, scientists have been launching satellites and rovers into space to find evidence of life on the planet. Over time the engineering challenges for designing a rover that could identify minerals, “follow the water,” and find evidence of magnetic patterns have been considerable. In order to conduct a comprehensive search on NASA's Curiosity rover mission to Mars, Claire chose the following Dialog databases:
*Databases also available on ProQuest Dialog She then conducted a simple search to find documents on Curiosity's mission to Mars. Her search statement ensures both terms are in the same sentence in any order: s curiosity(7n)mars Here is a sample of titles retrieved from each file: Aerospace and High Technology Database E.I. COMPENDEX INSPEC GeoRef Publications of note on this topic include Planetary and Space Science, Aerospace America, Geomorphology and Engineering and Applied Mathematics. |
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About Us
Interested in research about life on Mars and what scientists are working on to find out? Claire Locke, a Dialog engineering content expert, offers some search suggestions.