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MissionTimingStatus
missions icon Mars Odyssey 7. 4. 2001 Ongoing
missions icon Mars Express 2. 6. 2003 Ongoing
missions icon MRO 12. 8. 2005 Ongoing
missions icon Curiosity 26. 11. 2011 Ongoing
missions icon Mangalyaan-1 5. 11. 2013 Ongoing
missions icon MAVEN 18. 11. 2013 Ongoing
missions icon Trace Gas Orbiter 14. 3. 2016 Ongoing
missions icon InSight 5. 5. 2018 Ongoing
missions icon Hope 19. 7. 2020 Ongoing
missions icon Tianwen-1 23. 7. 2020 Ongoing
missions icon Perseverance 30. 7. 2020 Ongoing
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calendar icon25. 06 2022
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Postcards from Mars: https://www.science.org/doi/10.1126/sciadv.abn3783

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calendar icon16. 05 2022
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Plants grow for the first time in lunar regolith

Scientists grew plants in the lunar regolith for the first time ever. They used samples from three different Apollo missions (11, 12, 17). The plants used were Arabidopsis thaliana (thale cress, mouse-ear cress). After 16 days it was clear that plants grew smaller in regolith from regions exposed to cosmic radiation for longer time.

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calendar icon15. 05 2022
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Zhurong reveals recent aqueous activities in Utopia Planitia, Mars

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calendar icon28. 04 2022
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Carbon Dioxide Ice Glaciers at the South Pole of Mars

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calendar icon18. 01 2022
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Mars Methane Sources in Northwestern Gale Crater Inferred From Back Trajectory Modeling

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calendar icon04. 01 2022
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Terrestrial planet formation from lost inner solar system material

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calendar icon18. 12 2021
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The evidence for unusually high hydrogen abundances in the central part of Valles Marineris on Mars

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calendar icon07. 12 2021
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Mars Express data show that Phobos might reflect energetic particles from the Sun

New data confirm, that previously measured solar radiation reflected from the surface of Phobos might be right. These measurements from 2008 and 2016 were disputed as they might have come from vicinity of the orbital spacecraft. New data taken far away from the Martian moon now show, that the radiation is not detected when Phobos is not near.

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