What should I know about Mars' survey?

Mars Exploration has been a serious priority for larger world space programs since 1960, when the Soviet Union tried to launch Space Probes Korabl 4 and Korabl 5 on the Red Planet as part of the Marsnik program. The missiles driving these probes did not provide sufficient move, and both fell and burned in the atmosphere after they had barely got into space. This would be the first in a long line of unsuccessful and half -included Mars missions. The first successful probe on Mars was Mars 2, which arrived in orbit around the red planet 27. November 1971. Its land, which was to land and make measurements, crashed on the surface of Mars at 6 km/s (13,421 mph) when the descending system on the wrong module. Yet he was the first man created to get a Mars surface, and thus a milestone in Mars survey.

NASA launched several probes on Mars at the age of 60, including Mariner 4, which flew around Mars 14 July 1965 and provided the firstDetailed pictures of another planet. Upon arrival in the orbit of Mars, another NASA, Mariner 9 spacecraft, she watched a dust storm throughout the planet, the first and only example of this phenomenon that is currently known. Dust storms on the whole planet are impossible on Earth due to the oceans and the small percentage of the Earth's surface covered by the desert. Mars, on the other hand, is covered by 100% of the desert.

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Gold Age of Surface Survey Mars Space Spaces was at the end of the 70s when Viking 1 and Viking 2 Landers arrived on Mars and provided the first detailed shots from the surface of another planet. These probes also tested the soil on organic molecules they did not find, disappointing people who hoped for signs of microbial life on Mars. The missions also contributed to Mars' survey by including orbiters who stayed in orbit for many months and sent back information about the planet on Earth.

The most anticipated aspect of Mars survey is landing a man on Mars. 50% of the success rate of previous missions Space Propege Mars, however, causes aboutBavy. If the spacecraft on Mars were to suffer a technical disorder, missing its target, or could not leave the surface on the way back, then astronauts would get stuck and were probably forced to consume cyanide capsules to prevent dehydration. This would forever leave mold to survey the universe. Yet NASA still firmly creates plans for mission with Mars crew, probably occurs sometime after 2030.