Nasa's Mars Orbiter Update
NASA'sMarsReconnaissanceOrbiter (MRO) hasfinallylearnedhowtorolloverafternearly20 yearsinspace. ThisnewskillwillallowittolookdeeperandfurtheronitssearchforwaterandotherliquidsonMars.
美國太空總署的火星勘測軌道飛行器（MRO）在太空中飛行了近20年後，終於學會了翻滾。這項新技能將使它在火星上尋找水和其他液體時能夠探測得更深、更遠。
TheorbiterhasbeencirclingMarssince 2006andhasextendeditsoriginalmissiontoincludemonitoringseasonalchangesandsearchingforlandingsitesforothermissions.
該軌道器自 2006 年以來一直在繞火星運行，並將其原始任務擴展至監測季節變化和尋找其他任務的著陸點。
Teachingtheorbitertorolleffectivelyisnoteasyduetothescientificinstrumentsonboardrequiringacomplexsetofinstructionstoworktogether.
教導軌道器有效地滾動並不容易，因為機上的科學儀器需要一套複雜的指令才能協同工作。
Nasacontinuestofindnewtasksforitsmachinesinspaceevenaftermorethanadecade, showingtheongoinginnovationinspaceexploration.
十多年後，美國太空總署仍在繼續為其機器在太空中尋找新的任務，展現了太空探索領域的持續創新。
NASA's Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter (MRO) has finally learned how to roll over after nearly 20 years in space. This new skill will allow it to look deeper and further on its search for water and other liquids on Mars.
The orbiter has been circling Mars since 2006 and has extended its original mission to include monitoring seasonal changes and searching for landing sites for other missions.
Teaching the orbiter to roll effectively is not easy due to the scientific instruments on board requiring a complex set of instructions to work together.
Nasa continues to find new tasks for its machines in space even after more than a decade, showing the ongoing innovation in space exploration.
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