Seven Robots with Green Jobs
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2. Phoenix Mars
The mother of all green jobs probably belongs to the Phoenix Mars, which launched last year and went to work on Mars for several months with a robotic arm to dig and scoop up soil samples for on-board analysis. It also doubled as a weather station and yes, it was solar powered. The photo montage above provides a unique look at the Phoenix on the planet’s surface.
Image: Phoenix Mars Mission.
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