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Missions To Mars

  • Discovery of 2 moons

    Discovery of 2 moons
    Asaph Hall discovers two moons called Phobos & Deimos
  • Failure

    in 1962 the U.S.S.R launched two missions all of wich failed to complete their missions the controners lost contact exploding in space
  • Close up pictures

    Close up pictures
    Nasa mariner sends 22 close up photos of a planet beyond earth
  • Succesful Spacecraft

    A spacecraft that was launched sended pictures to Earth of a planet from close up and far from Earth
  • Explosion

    Orbiters were launched & right after they were launched they exploded
  • Rovers Land On Mars

    Rovers Land On Mars
    Viking 1 and 2 land on the surface of Mars
  • 1st Wheeled Rover To Explore Mars

    1st Wheeled Rover To Explore Mars
    Sourjourner the 1st wheeled rover to explore the surface of another planet
  • Spirit & Opportunity

    Spirit and Opportunity ( 2 rovers) landed on Mars in January to carry out a 90 day mission opportunity is still exploring Mars but Spirit became stuck in the softy soil in 2009 and felt in silent in 2010
  • Mars Exploration Rovers

    Mars Exploration Rovers
    Two rovers land on mars & find evidence about the planet , the planet had underground liquid water flowing on the surface
  • Orbit Instruments

    Orbit Instruments
    The largest telescope determine ever deployed to Mars whether has identified massive subsurface stores of waters
  • Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter

    Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter
    Machine orbited around Mars taking pictures
  • Studying The History Of Search For Water

    Phoenix lands on Mars to study the history of search for complex water confirm presence of water ice at the North Pole
  • New Goal

    New Goal
    The automobile size rover known as curiosity arrived on mars in 2012 its goal is to determine whether there was ever hospitale to microbal life on Mars
  • Solid Sample

    Solid Sample
    China small mars orbiter Yinghuo 1 became the first chinese space craft to reach and orbit Mars