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China's Tianwen-3 Mars Sample Return Mission Targets 2031 Ahead of NASA, ESA
China's Tianwen-3 mission aims to return Martian rock samples to Earth by 2031, setting a benchmark in space exploration. Scheduled for launch in 2028, the mission will employ cutting-edge technologies, including a lander, ascent vehicle, rover, and helicopter, to gather samples from regions like Utopia Planitia and Chryse Planitia. These areas wer...
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China’s Chang’e 5 Spacecraft Lands on Moon to Bring Rocks Back to Earth for the First Time Since 1970s
Chinese spacecraft Chang’e 5 landed on the moon to bring back lunar rocks to Earth for the first time since the 1970s.
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Computer Glitch Blamed For European Mars Lander Crash
A tiny lander that crashed on Mars last month flew into the Red Planet at 540 kilometres (335 miles) per hour instead of gently gliding to a stop, after a computer misjudged its altitude, scientists said.
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ESA's Schiaparelli Mars Lander Said to Have Crashed Due to Navigation System Failure
ESA said the error stemmed from a momentary glitch in a device that measured how fast the spacecraft was spinning.
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European Space Lander Left Crater On Surface Of Mars In Crash-Landing
Images taken by a NASA Mars orbiter indicate that Europe's ill-fated Mars lander left a small crater on the Red Planet's surface, backing up scientists' theory that the craft hit the ground at high speed.
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Mars Lander Schiaparelli May Have Exploded On Impact, Suggest New NASA Images
European Space Agency's Mars lander may have exploded on impact with the red planet, scientists suggest after preliminary analysis of new images taken by a NASA probe.
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Images Indicate European Mars Lander Destroyed: Space Agency
Images taken by a NASA Mars orbiter indicate that a missing European space probe fell to the Red Planet's surface from a height of 2 to 4 kilometres (1.2 to 2.5 miles) and was destroyed on impact, the European Space Agency said on Friday.
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Europe's Schiaparelli Mars lander: What Do We Know?
Some are holding out hope, but initial data suggests the craft, a test-run for a European-Russian Mars rover, ran into trouble.
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Mars Lander Has Likely Crashed, Scientists Fear
A European and Russian robot that was supposed to touch down on Mars on Wednesday probably crashed during landing.
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Schiaparelli Lander Reaches Mars Surface but Final Fate Uncertain
Spacecrafts in Mars orbit relayed data of the lander's 6-minute descent, but the transmission stopped after that, leaving questions over what state the Schiaparelli probe was in.
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China's Tianwen-3 Mars Sample Return Mission Targets 2031 Ahead of NASA, ESA
China's Tianwen-3 mission aims to return Martian rock samples to Earth by 2031, setting a benchmark in space exploration. Scheduled for launch in 2028, the mission will employ cutting-edge technologies, including a lander, ascent vehicle, rover, and helicopter, to gather samples from regions like Utopia Planitia and Chryse Planitia. These areas wer...
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China’s Chang’e 5 Spacecraft Lands on Moon to Bring Rocks Back to Earth for the First Time Since 1970s
Chinese spacecraft Chang’e 5 landed on the moon to bring back lunar rocks to Earth for the first time since the 1970s.
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Computer Glitch Blamed For European Mars Lander Crash
A tiny lander that crashed on Mars last month flew into the Red Planet at 540 kilometres (335 miles) per hour instead of gently gliding to a stop, after a computer misjudged its altitude, scientists said.
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ESA's Schiaparelli Mars Lander Said to Have Crashed Due to Navigation System Failure
ESA said the error stemmed from a momentary glitch in a device that measured how fast the spacecraft was spinning.
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European Space Lander Left Crater On Surface Of Mars In Crash-Landing
Images taken by a NASA Mars orbiter indicate that Europe's ill-fated Mars lander left a small crater on the Red Planet's surface, backing up scientists' theory that the craft hit the ground at high speed.
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Mars Lander Schiaparelli May Have Exploded On Impact, Suggest New NASA Images
European Space Agency's Mars lander may have exploded on impact with the red planet, scientists suggest after preliminary analysis of new images taken by a NASA probe.
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Images Indicate European Mars Lander Destroyed: Space Agency
Images taken by a NASA Mars orbiter indicate that a missing European space probe fell to the Red Planet's surface from a height of 2 to 4 kilometres (1.2 to 2.5 miles) and was destroyed on impact, the European Space Agency said on Friday.
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Europe's Schiaparelli Mars lander: What Do We Know?
Some are holding out hope, but initial data suggests the craft, a test-run for a European-Russian Mars rover, ran into trouble.
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Mars Lander Has Likely Crashed, Scientists Fear
A European and Russian robot that was supposed to touch down on Mars on Wednesday probably crashed during landing.
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Schiaparelli Lander Reaches Mars Surface but Final Fate Uncertain
Spacecrafts in Mars orbit relayed data of the lander's 6-minute descent, but the transmission stopped after that, leaving questions over what state the Schiaparelli probe was in.
