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Tag: Mars Dust

Aerospace Technology Health and Safety Space Exploration
Mik Smitt

Study: Toxic Mars dust poses major risks to astronauts, could damage spacecraft

Toxic Mars Dust: A Potentially Hazardous Hurdle for Future Astronauts As humanity edges closer to sending astronauts to Mars, scientists are drawing attention to an unexpected threat that could jeopardize the success of these missions – toxic Mars dust. A recent study has revealed that the fine particles of dust covering the Martian surface pose […]

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