Big News:Two Space Agencies Will Attempt An Historic Landing On Mars
The European Space Agency (ESA) has joined Russia's Roscosmos program to securely arrive a rocket on Mars on Wednesday, October 19. On the off chance that everything works out as expected, they'll join NASA as the main space offices in history to adequately arrive a rocket on Mars. This is just a start - the lander will then start a total new chase to scan for indications of life on the Red Planet.
Big News:Two Space Agencies Will Attempt An Historic Landing On Mars
The Russians and the Europeans have both endeavored to accomplish Mars arrivals independently previously, and each time it's finished in a fiasco. Be that as it may, while they don't have an incredible reputation at this sort of thing alone, perhaps they can accomplish it together? The ExoMars mission has been part into two sections - the first is one week from now's notable arrival (ideally), and the second is planned for 2020, when a Roscosmos-assembled lander called the ExoMars 2020 surface stage will convey the ESA-manufactured ExoMars Rover to the Martian surface. So if all goes well, we'll have two new wanderers on the Mars surface inside the following four years. In the event that there truly are indications of life concealing some place on the Red Planet, it's up to these little robots to discover it. The arrival has been planned for 2:48pm GMT on Wednesday, October 19 (That's 4:48pm CEST or 10:48am EDT on Wednesday, or 1:48am AEST on Thursday).
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