The Rosalind probe will be launched to Mars in 2028
According to Vietnam News Agency correspondents in Europe, the European Space Agency (ESA) and Thales Alenia Space of France and Italy announced on April 9 the signing of a contract worth 522 million euros to carry out this mission. with the goal of launching the Rosalind probe at the end of 2028.
The framework contract signed by Thales Alenia Space company includes the development of take-off and landing modules, as well as maintenance and upgrade activities for vehicles already produced for the 2022 mission. Aviation Agency The American Aerospace Forces (NASA) will also cooperate in implementing the mission.
According to ESA, the rover will move autonomously on the Martian surface and will drill and explore deeper than any previous Mars mission. Robots will explore the surface of Mars to answer the question humanity has long asked: was there ever life on this planet?
Designed to drill up to two meters below the Martian surface, the rover will collect and analyze samples to detect signs of past or present life. Daniel Neuenschwander, Director of Human and Robotic Exploration at ESA, said this is an important step in the ongoing exploration of Mars.
ExoMars will be launched from NASA's Kennedy Space Center in Florida between October and December 2028 and will land on Mars in 2030.
You should read it
- Sockbot malware was discovered in applications on Google Play Store
- China's 170 million surveillance camera system can find BBC correspondents in just 7 minutes
- 12 secrets of creating Infographic 'capturing' viewers
- How to install Word and Excel in Office 2016 only
- Chrome and Firefox can 'chat' with each other
- How to view EXIF data of photos on iPhone, iPad
- You need to prepare tools and note what when disassembling a laptop for the first time?
- How to turn off the notification center on Windows 10?
- Create graphical reports for Exchange 2007 - Part 1
- How to insert video and audio into Google Slides
- How to Set Up and Use GPG for Ubuntu
- How to fix 'This app has been blocked for your protection' error on Windows 10 PC
Maybe you are interested
How do astronauts drink coffee in space?
NASA can now communicate with its spacecraft using lasers
How the Orion spacecraft is being protected from extreme radiation
World's most expensive space telescope captures the moment two galaxies are about to collide
The moon looks majestic when viewed from the International Space Station ISS
The first spacecraft to fly by the Moon - Earth