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Hi Aurochnauts!
It's the June Mission Briefing: Developer Update for Mars Horizon 2: The Search for Life. Make sure you are subscribed to our Mars Horizon Newsletter to get updates direct to your inbox and join our Discord to talk to other Mars Horizon and space fans. 🚀
👨🏻🚀 What have the devs been working on recently? 👨🏻🚀
Following on from last month's update, which covered rebalancing, animations and the ET bases, the Mars Horizon 2 team have been hard at work in a variety of other areas. To shed more light on recent developments, we hear from Producer, Matt Holmes (He/Him):
"Since our last update, the team have been looking at rocket launches, including a unique mechanic which was beloved in the first Mars Horizon.
"In addition to this, we have introduced new models for outposts, made visual improvements to various UI/UX screens, and tooltips have been progressed for both bases and outposts. We'll have more to share with you in the next update!"
⚠️ A Deep Dive into hazards ⚠️
As you look to discover life in Mars Horizon 2, the various surfaces you'll be covering won't always be straightforward. There will be obstacles, but there will also be threats which can impact the life of your grounded payloads. 😲
In our most recent Deep Dive, we look at the hazards on the Moon, Mars, Io, and Titan and how these can affect your search for life. From volcanic eruptions and dust clouds, to basalt columns and acid rain, the Solar System can create some special natural hazards. 🌋
📰 Latest space news 📰
What's been happening recently in the space news? Well, let's take a look!
🧑🏻🚀 Internship opportunities at ESA's Astronaut Centre - The European Astronaut Centre (EAC) is seeking interns to support activities in a range of fields related to human spaceflight.
🛰️ Long-dead space probe emits powerful energy blast - A long-dead experimental Nasa satellite suddenly emitted a powerful energy blast recently, leaving scientists perplexed.
😲 J upiter used to be twice as big? - Scientists researching the planet have discovered that the young Jupiter was roughly double the size it is today.
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Don't miss out on the cool content we'll have to share throughout the development journey and some behind the scenes looks at what we get up to: 👀 Auroch Digital Bluesky Auroch Digital TikTok Auroch Digital Discord
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