NASA Is Looking To Hire

[tomahawk6]

Its an admin job paying $182,000 a year. The job how to get rock and soil samples from Mars to Earth. Need an out of the box thinker.  ;D

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/technology/nasa-is-hiring-someone-to-help-figure-out-how-to-get-mars-rocks-back-to-earth-—-and-the-position-pays-at-least-dollar182000/ar-BBZjRdD?ocid=spartanntp

 

[daftandbarmy]

Its an admin job paying $182,000 a year. The job how to get rock and soil samples from Mars to Earth. Need an out of the box thinker.  ;D

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/technology/nasa-is-hiring-someone-to-help-figure-out-how-to-get-mars-rocks-back-to-earth-—-and-the-position-pays-at-least-dollar182000/ar-BBZjRdD?ocid=spartanntp

Simple ... tell the Scousers that they’re worth a million dollars and ounce and, after they’ve figured out how to nick them from Mars, confiscate the rocks then bang them up - or transport them to Tasmania

 

[CBH99]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ykTxJCkJYwI&list=PLulqF9kD2Bzj9qdwyjNgqWIw0Qs9m3-5f&index=8


This is a program I listen to while I doze off to bed some nights.  I've always really enjoyed the host and his guests.

Ironically enough, I just listened to this the other night.  Well worth a listen - his guest was one of the lead scientists during the Viking missions to Mars back in the 1970's.  Touches on the risks of bringing rocks back from Mars (the potential risks of alien microbes in the soil being brought back to Earth.)


Well worth a listen if anybody is listening to this either in the background or, like me, in bed while you doze off.  Not 'super' relevant to the initial post, but not irrelevant either.  Enjoy.