NASA Confirms It Has Lost Contact With Mars Orbiter MAVEN
ScienceAlert • 12/11/2025 • Last cited 12/14/2025
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35
Age (0-35)
35 days
24
Velocity (0-40)
6 sources
10
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ScienceAlert
9
Breadth (0-15)
6 unique
Total Score78/100
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Source Reputation: Moderate trust (10/20 pts)
Consensus: Strong consensus: 6 independent sources
Age: 35 days - proven survivor
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