Opportunity

Like any computer on Earth, long-duration space robots' memories sometimes need to be reformatted. This is certainly the case for NASA's Mars exploration rover Opportunity that has had more than its fair share of computer glitches recently. So now, NASA has decided to reformat Opportunity's memory from Earth.

Last month, Mars rover Opportunity discovered a jelly doughnut shaped rock on Mars. Since the discovery, this rock created a great mystery. But the good news is, the mystery of 'Jelly Doughnut' shaped rock on Mars is now solved.

Last month, Mars rover Opportunity found a Jelly Doughnut shaped mysterious rock on the red planet. Star Trek actor William Shatner has asked NASA question about that mysterious 'Jelly Doughnut' rock.

When Opportunity found a mysterious rock on Mars, NASA explained Opportunity might have knocked the rock out of the ground, but it didn't notice then, noticed later. This explanation led a self-described scientist filing a lawsuit against NASA, alleging that the agency is failing to investigate alien life.

Earlier we have seen Curiosity finding some mysterious things on Mars. Now it seems there are many mysterious things hidden on Mars. However, lately it's been reported that NASA's another rover Opportunity has spotted a jelly doughnut shaped mysterious rock on Mars.

NASA's Mars Exploration Rover (MER) Opportunity landed on Mars on January 25, 2004. Since then it has discovered many new and unknown facts of Mars at different times. However, recently the rover has found evidence of 'drinkable' water on the planet. This is the first time that evidence of such neutral or non-acidic chemistry water has been found…

In April, red planet Mars and our beloved living ground the Earth will be exactly at the opposite sides of the Sun. NASA has confirmed that due to such alignment of the planets next month, neither mission controllers from the Earth nor the agency's various Mars spacecraft from space will be able to communicate with each other for few days.

Mars rover Curiosity, which is exploring the red planet Mars, carries one of the biggest successes of U.S. space agency NASA. After the successful landing of Curiosity on Mars on August 5, NASA announced on 20 August that it will send a new mission to Mars in 2016. Three months later the space agency announced on December 4 that it plans to send…

Google has teamed up with NASA. And the combined team organized a hangout at Google+. So now you could catch the Mars Rover Opportunity live or stream anytime. Grab the video directly.

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