Christian Huygens
Mars rover
Christiaan Huygens
Born:14 April 1629
Died:8 July 1695
discoveries
discoveries
Christian Huygens was the first to derive the formula for the period of an ideal mathematical pendulum (with massless rod or cord and length much longer than its swing), in modern notation
he also discoverd titain saturns largest moon and the theory of waves
mars rover:While analyzing rocks and soils on Mars, the robotic geologist, equipped with a toolbox of scientific instruments, found hard spheres the size of peppercorns. Sometimes the spheres, nicknamed "blueberries," were loosely scattered across the surface; other times, they were anchored within individual rock layers. After weeks of meticulous measurements, Opportunity demonstrated that the spheres consisted primarily of the mineral hematite.
Dates of discoveries
Technology Used At The Time
the mars rover used modern science the mars eploration rovers act as robot geologist while they are on the suface of mars.
A body structure that protects the vital organs