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ExoMars

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Search complete. 9 mentions across 4 episodes found for "ExoMars".

Sep 10, 2026

Fred WatsonGUEST
27:42
Um, it's, uh, it's going to check out good sites.
Fred WatsonGUEST
27:48
It'll drill and I think the drill goes is, the idea is to go down up to two meters, which is actually what ESA's ExoMars, uh, rover is planning to do.
Andrew DunkleyHOST
27:58
Mm.
Fred WatsonGUEST
27:59
Uh, grab samples, and then send them back to Earth, uh, more or less immediately.
Fred WatsonGUEST
21:41
It'll drill, and I think the drill goes, is...
Fred WatsonGUEST
21:45
The idea is to go down up to two meters, which is actually what ESA's ExoMars, uh, rover is planning to do.
Andrew DunkleyHOST
21:52
Mm.
Fred WatsonGUEST
21:52
Uh, grab samples, and then send them back to Earth, uh, more or less immediately.
Fred WatsonGUEST
26:14
Oh, my pleasure.
Andrew DunkleyHOST
26:14
Uh, our, uh, European listener whose toddler woke them up at 4:00 a.m. has sent us a note saying he's an astrobiologist working in the ExoMars science team-
Fred WatsonGUEST
26:25
Fantastic
Andrew DunkleyHOST
26:25
... uh, is a big fan of the show.
Andrew DunkleyHOST
26:27
And I thought, "Well, I'm gonna look this up." Uh, ExoMars science team, uh-
Fred WatsonGUEST
26:32
Mm-hmm
Andrew DunkleyHOST
26:32
... is, um, looking into, uh, ExoMars missions and, uh, particularly in, um, part, uh, uh, working on the, uh, Rosalind Franklin rover.
Fred WatsonGUEST
26:47
Yeah.
Andrew DunkleyHOST
23:10
And great to hear from you again.
Andrew DunkleyHOST
23:13
Our European listener whose toddler woke them up at 4 a.m. has sent us a note saying he's an astrobiologist working in the ExoMars science team.
Andrew DunkleyHOST
23:24
He's a big fan of the show.
Andrew DunkleyHOST
23:26
And I thought, oh, I'm going to look this up.
Andrew DunkleyHOST
23:28
ExoMars science team is looking into ExoMars missions and particularly in part working on the Rosalind Franklin rover.
Andrew DunkleyHOST
23:46
And they're trying to find out did Mars ever have life and could traces of it still be preserved underground? So I looked that up and since then another note's come through.
Andrew DunkleyHOST
23:55
Our rover has a two metre drill to get samples from Mars subsurface.
Fred WatsonHOST
24:31
The issue with biosignatures is, are they biosignatures or are they false alarms? And it is so difficult to essentially eliminate everything else that could be causing whatever that biosignature is, whether it's, microbial structure or metabolic activity or whatever it is, it's very hard to eliminate what you might call natural non-biological origins.

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