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NASA Engineers Live on Mars Time for 90 Days After Landings

When a rover lands on Mars, JPL engineers shift their entire lives to a 24-hour-39-minute Martian day, eating breakfast at midnight and working while neighbors sleep. It's one of the strangest workplace conditions in modern science, and families have embraced the challenge together.

Google News - Science•3 min read

Community Heroes•Apr 9

NASA's Lucky Peanut Tradition Lives On for Artemis II

Engineers at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory kept a 60-year-old tradition alive before the historic Artemis II moon mission launched in April 2026. A simple container of peanuts connected decades of space exploration through one delicious superstition.

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