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Telescopes and space missions

Telescopes and space missions

A ‘plasma broom’ for cleaning on Mars

09 Jun 2017 Sarah Tesh
Photograph of the researchers Dorina Ticoş, A Scurtu and Catalin Ticoş in the lab
Researchers Dorina Ticoş, A Scurtu and Catalin Ticoş with their plasma broom. (Courtesy: Catalin Ticoş)
A “plasma broom” for sweeping away dust on Mars has been developed by scientists in Romania. The

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