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10 Things: Journey to the centre of Mars
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So very clever! Love InSights solar panels which last a Martians year! I wonder if we can get some for our boat, they look to be a little more efficient than ours! NASA are so Cool!!
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They probably are more efficient and cost a shed load more lol
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😂 yes just a tad over our budget 😬
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Well yes. The efficiency is probably not going to be huge either. The laws of physics gets in the way there.
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Very cool. May the fifth be with you. 🙂✨
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Bit early there lol
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Hahaha that’s what happens when it’s late and you’re not feeling crash hot!!!!! 😬
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