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Mars holds a very special place in our hearts. Chiefly because of all the other planets in the Solar System Mars is probably the place we are going to find some tantalising clues or maybe even evidence of prehistoric life. NASA Perseverance Rover has been trundling around the Jezero Crater looking for evidence that it was once hospitable to life. To that end it has not only been collecting rock samples but air samples too and scientists can’t wait to get their hands on them.  The Mars Perseverance Rover is part of NASA’s Mars 2020 mission. It launched on 30 July 2020 and landed in the Jezero Crater successfully on 18 February 2021. The site was picked because it’s a dried up river bed and if there is any evidence of ancient primitive life on Mars, it is a likely location. Perseverance is equipped with a host of instruments including a drone named Ingenuity to survey the planet.  Mars Perseverence rover sent back this image of its parking spot during Mars Solar Conjunction. Courtesy NASA/JPL-Caltech One exciting element of the mission is the collection of rock samples as part of the Mars Sample Return Campaign. Twenty four core samples have been collected to date and deposited on the surface ready for collection by a future mission. It’s not just rock samples that have been collected though. Known as ‘headspace’ there is air in the space around the rock samples and it is this that has got scientists excited.  Not only do the rocks hold secrets about Mars but the atmosphere does too. It’s an atmosphere rich in Carbon Dioxide but is expected to have trace amounts of other gasses  too. Information about the current climate can be gained from the trapped gasses but it’s also possible to learn about the evolution of the atmosphere through analysis of the rocks. There is one particularly important tube that has been filled entirely with gas from the atmosphere.  Image of the Martian atmosphere and surface obtained by the Viking 1 orbiter in June 1976. (Credit: NASA/Viking 1) With the sample sat on the surface of Mars potentially for many years, the gas trapped will interact with the rock in the sample tube. It will only be when the tubes are opened up when they arrive back here on the Earth that the interaction will cease. It’s hoped to understand more about the levels of water vapour near the Martian surface.  It isn’t just the water vapour that is of interest but the levels of trace gas too are of interest. Through analysing the gas samples we can tell if there are gasses like neon, argon and xenon which are non reactive gasses. Because these gasses do not react then there presence in the tube samples may suggest that Mars stated with an atmosphere. We know that it had a much thicker atmosphere in the past but we don’t know whether it has always been there or whether it developed later.   There are many benefits that will come from analysing the samples even, the prevalence of dust that will help future human exploration. As Justin Simon from NASA’s Johnson Space Center in Houston said “The gas samples have a lot to offer Mars scientists, even those who don’t study Mars would be interested because it will shed light on how the planet forms and evolves.” Source : Why Scientists Are Intrigued by Air in NASA’s Mars Sample Tubes The post It’s Not Just Rocks, Scientists Want Samples Mars’s Atmosphere appeared first on Universe Today.

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Like many other famous groups during the last decade, Scorpions will also have a biopic released soon and it might be already in 2025. According to Deadline, the movie about the band is being developed and produced by ESX Entertainment, which was founded by the actor, producer and ex-race car driver Ali Afshar. The company is known for being an indie film and TV production and made many films for streaming platforms. The film about the Hard Rock group will be called "Wind of Change", which is a direct reference to their hit song. The producer of the movie, Ali Afshar, talked about the project, saying: "The Scorpions' music has penetrated our culture in a big way. There is an evocative quality to their sound that is unmatched in the genre, which is one of the reasons hits like 'Rock You Like A Hurricane' and 'Still Loving You' continue to get so much airplay and fill movie soundtracks, and their music continues to connect with a new generation of fans across the globe." "When my family fled Iran and came to the United States, the Scorpions' music changed my life — if not saved it," he continued. "I'm hoping that by telling the Scorpions' story, we can bring some of that same inspiration to the world," he said. They want to release the movie in 2025 to coincide with the celebration of Scorpions' 60th birthday. The band was formed back in 1965 by the guitarist Rudolf Schenker. Scorpions Scorpions was formed in 1965 in Hanover, West Germany and their debut album "Lonesome Crow" was released in 1972. The band had many line-up changes over the decades and the only two members who were part of all the releases were Rudolf Schenker and the singer Klaus Meine. They have released 19 studio albums and sold an estimated amount of more than 100 million records worldwide. Besides Meine and Schenker, their current line-up has Matthias Jabs (Guitar - Since 1978), Paweł Mąciwoda (Bass - Since 2003) and Mikkey Dee (Drums - Since 2016).The post Scorpions biopic is being produced and can be released in 2025 appeared first on Rock And Roll Garage.

The former Deep Purple bassist and singer Glenn Hughes has a really prolific career and besides being also part of bands like Trapeze, Black Sabbath and touring and recording a lot as a solo artist, he also was a member of many supergroups. He had the chance to play with many incredible guitarists and also to see many other amazing ones playing over the decades. In an interview with Guitar Interactive Magazine, the musician revealed who, in his opinion, is the best modern Blues guitarist around. The modern Blues guitarist Glenn Hughes says is the best Hughes' choice is kind of obvious, because he chose Joe Bonamassa, who is a good friend and also his bandmate in the supergroup Black Country Communion. "In my opinion, the greatest rock blues guitar player alive today. You know, you gotta remember, Clapton back in his youth was incredible. You know, we got to be clear about Clapton being blues rock king in the late 60s. As you know, we have to doff our cap to that. But since you've got both Vai and Satriani in their world, and Eric Johnson." "But in general, when you think blues rock, you think of only one. You think of only one, and it's Joe. For me, music is one thing, but personality is another thing. When you're working with - and I've worked with some guitar players that are not so nice - but Joseph is a genuinely good, kind man," Glenn Hughes said. Joe Bonamassa was born in New Hartford, New York back in 1977 and started his career at the age of 89, when he was still a kid. His solo debut album was released in 2000. The supergroup Black Country Communion, which also has Jason Bonham and Derek Sherinian, had already released five albums. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KyLD_Du-xuc&pp=ygUXYmxhY2sgY291bnRyeSBjb21tdW5pb24%3DThe post The modern Blues guitarist Glenn Hughes says is the best appeared first on Rock And Roll Garage.

Not long after releasing their groundbreaking debut album in 1978, Van Halen had the chance to be Black Sabbath's opening act. That's when the members of the Heavy Metal band had the chance to meet the American band and a friendship started, especially between Tony Iommi and Eddie Van Halen. But as the bassist Geezer Butler, who is currently promoting his autobiography "Into the Void", recalled in an interview with BraveWords (Transcribed by Ultimate Guitar) that Ozzy wasn't happy with David Lee Roth, because the American frontman was copying him every night. Geezer Butler recalls why Ozzy wasn't happy with Van Halen on tour "I really liked them. (They) did one of my all-time favorite Kings songs, 'You Really Got Me'. I immediately really liked them doing the cover of that, and that was their first, like, big single. They were great to get on with." "But then, as the tour went on, Dave Lee Roth started copying, became like an Ozzy clone. It was really upsetting Ozzy at the time, because, whatever Ozzy did one night, Dave Lee Roth had said the same thing the next night. It was upsetting Ozzy. Then, Eddie was doing these extended solos, so Tony had to have a word of him about that." He continued: "But it was good, because they brought in this whole new younger audience for us. They actually brought in some women and girls [laughs] that we never really had at our gigs. But what pissed us off is that Warner Bros. completely concentrated on Van Halen, and it was almost like we were the support band. Warner Bros. were like, 'You're an old hat', kind of stuff." "'This is Van Halen of the future.' So they did everything for Van Halen, nothing for us. There was no promotion for us whatsoever. But they were great guys, a great band, and we [enjoyed] long-lasting friendships, especially Tony and Eddie," Geezer Butler said. As Geezer said, especially Tony and Eddie remained good friends. He even played in the track "Evil Eye" during the sessions for the 1994 album "Cross Purposes". He is credited as one of the songwriters of the track but he wasn't part of the recording released on the album. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6BMnjhixppc&pp=ygUTdmFuIGhhbGVuIGxpdmUgMTk3OA%3D%3DThe post Geezer Butler recalls why Ozzy wasn’t happy with Van Halen on tour appeared first on Rock And Roll Garage.