Using Haughton Crater To Reveal Ancient Martian Climate. Taken in a broad context, the overall amount of erosion we find at Haughton Crater might be telling us something important about Mars.

The crater itself wasn't found until the 1950's when it was spotted in aerial photographs. Named after Reverend Samuel Haughton, a British naturalist who wrote the first geological account of the ...

After landing a posdoctoral position at NASA Ames and an initial visit to Haughton Crater in 1997, he decided to build a base nearby, affiliated with NASA and intended for serious scientific work.

The workin Haughton crater indicates this is an essential piece of equipment. Multiplerovers may be needed for redundancy, and would allow explorers to safely travelfurther from the habitat.

Of particular interest is the 23-million-year-old Haughton crater, which "resembles the Mars surface in more ways than any other place on Earth," HMP's website adds.

They call this place “Mars on Earth,” and, for at least another generation, this barren, cratered island not far from the North Pole is as close to the Red Planet as any human being is … ...

Of particular interest is the 23-million-year-old Haughton crater, which “resembles the Mars surface in more ways than any other place on Earth,” HMP’s website adds. Map of Devon Island. Google ...

On Friday, NASA scientists on an expedition to the Haughton Crater at Devon Island in Canada talked about their tests so far with two lunar robot prototypes, K10 Black and K10 Red.

On the huge uninhabited Devon Island, you’ll find Haughton Crater, which formed 23-32 million years ago when a 2-kilometer object struck the earth. Today, ...

The epicentre of their work is one of the highest-latitude 'impact structures' on Earth: Haughton Crater. It was formed around 23million years ago, when an asteroid or comet collided with the ...

Researchers with the Haughton-Mars Project were unable to travel to Devon Island in Nunavut's High Arctic for the first time in 24 years because of COVID-19, but their mission to Mars continues.