Space for everyone by Jozef Kozár, PhD
Ringo, the first dog on Mars
On Monday, 26 November 2018, were many of us watching the landing of another automatic planetary probe on Mars. The newest robotic inhabitant of Mars is called InSight.
We’re landing on Mars – join us online!
On Monday November 26, 2018 a next big step in solar system exploration will happen. New robotic probe will land on Mars.
Free and effective agriculture solution with space technology
Are you a farmer and you are trying to get from your agriculture field most what you can but you would like to keep the soil rich for the next seasons? Take a look at this solution!
Premiere of National Geographic’s new movie about Mars
I was invited to a National Geographic’s official premiere of a new documentary movie about planet Mars.
Satellite Navigation System for Mars (GNSS for Mars)
Some information about my research project – “Theoretical concept of global navigation satellite system for Mars”.
Launch of InSight – LIVE
Are you ready to watch the live coverage of NASA’s InSight mission to Mars? Join me online.
What people left on the Moon
On December 13, 2017, it was the 45 years since the last moonwalk.
New book: Science & Mars Anthology
This book is a collection of articles, texts and research published on pages of Science & Mars Journal – International Journal of Mars Research (ISSN 2453-8760). The content covers the years 2013-2017. Science & Mars Journal is a scientific magazine, which is in operation since year 2013. The aim of the journal is to create an opportunity to publish research articles of students, researchers, scientists and various scholars without a need to pay for publishing.
Before we land on Mars
Few days ago we have started one long email discussion with my colleagues and friends from various institutions – some private space companies, NASA, etc..
GNSS systems availability
Have you ever ben looking for web service showing the actual GNSS systems or services availability?
Prop-M, the first rover on Mars
Many of us know the famous mobile robotic probes, exploring Mars – Opportunity, Spirit, Sojourner and of course Curiosity. But have you ever think about the very first one? And have you realized that the first rover on Mars, was none of these?