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Articles tagged: Mission to Mars

  • 14 March 2016 And it's off! ExoMars 2016 launches successfully

    ... Trace Gas Orbiter and its entry, descent and landing demonstrator module (Schiaparelli) is on track for its mission to Mars. “At this moment we are at the beginning of a long and exciting sequence of events today. Sending a satellite into Earth...

  • mars, NASA, UAE, UAE Space Agency 13 June 2016 NASA signs an agreement with United Arab Emirates

    ...future projects that contribute to exploring the Red Planet. Missions to our martian neighbour by NASA have recently come ...both parties and extend the reach of the UAE to Mars, as its current mission is limited to an unmanned probe expected to reach ...

    • mars
    • NASA
    • UAE
    • UAE Space Agency
  • Chinese space station, Shenzhou-12, Tianhe, Tianzhou-2, Zhurong rover 11 June 2021 China unveils new Mars images, and prepares to launch first astronauts to space station

    ... in the coming days. At a ceremony in Beijing today, Zhang Rongqiao, chief designer of China's first Mars exploration mission unveiled four new images of Mars that include the landing site panorama, the martian landscape and a selfie of the rover...

    • Chinese space station
    • Shenzhou-12
    • Tianhe
    • Tianzhou-2
    • Zhurong rover
  • InSIght heat probe (HP3), mars, Marsquakes, NASA InSight mission 20 January 2021 "Mole" on NASA's InSight mission to dig no more

    ... successful: We’ve learned a lot that will benefit future missions to Mars and elsewhere, and we thank our German partners from ...The mole’s design was based on soil seen by previous Mars missions – soil that proved very different from what the mole ...

    • InSIght heat probe (HP3)
    • mars
    • Marsquakes
    • NASA InSight mission
  • David W. Miller, NASA, Space Exploration December 2014 Technology drives space exploration: we won’t make it to Mars without investment

    ... aboard the station, to the proving ground of a mission to an asteroid and, finally, to an Earth-independent mission to Mars. Groundbreaking space technologies will help enable these missions, stimulate the economy, contribute to the nation’s global...

    • David W. Miller
    • NASA
    • Space Exploration
    Authors: David W. Miller    
  • psychology, space travel, Third-quarter phenomenon, TQP October 2017 Third quarter phenomenon - the psychology of time in space

    ...reactions to confinement over periods of 14, 105 and 510 days, designed to replicate the conditions of a mission to Mars. Although findings from the Mars simulations are less conclusive with regards to changes in mood and the TQP (Basner et al., 2014...

    • psychology
    • space travel
    • Third-quarter phenomenon
    • TQP
    Authors: Gro Sandal     Nathan Smith    
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