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  1. Feb 7

    Great line-up! See timetable and book sessions for 's , 14 March (also the launch anniversary of our orbiter!) 👇 Times in GMT.

    The timetable of speakers for has launched! Want to learn about the future of 's human spaceflight and robotic exploration? Join Dr David Parker, Director of Human and Robotic Exploration at ESA, at 09:40 on March 14 Full timetable 👉
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  2. 15 Dec 2021

    Breaking news: I've spotted hidden – either ice or water-rich minerals 🤔 – in ’ Grand Canyon! ❄️💧🔴 The reservoir is large, not too deep below ground, & could be easily exploitable for future explorers 🤩 Read on:

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  3. Feb 7

    rover team members join the line up for 👇 on 14 March, which is also the launch anniversary of our ExoMars Trace Gas Orbiter !

    The timetable of speakers for has launched! Want to learn about the future of 's human spaceflight and robotic exploration? Join Dr David Parker, Director of Human and Robotic Exploration at ESA, at 09:40 on March 14 Full timetable 👉
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  4. 20 Dec 2021

    "It is either 2022 or a museum". I hear the Russian-European project still faces open issues and bound to a very difficult launch window, but another two-year delay is not on the table. DETAILS (subscription):

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  5. Jan 1

    to all our followers, and what an exciting year it’s going to be as we count down to the launch of our & surface platform mission with in September!

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  6. 15 Dec 2021

    The ESA/Roscosmos has spotted significant amounts of water, hidden beneath the surface, in the dramatic canyon system of Valles Marineris on 👉

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  7. 20 Jul 2021

    According biomarker gases methane, ethane, ethylene and phosphine are in very few quantities in the atmosphere of .

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  9. 28 Sep 2021

    According to RIA Novosti, the launch of with Sergei Prokopiev, Anna Kikina and Dmitry Petelin is scheduled for Sept 21, 2022. If the Proton-M with Rosalind Franklin rover launches in time (Sept 20), it will be busy days on Baikonur!

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  10. Jan 14

    Easternmost part of Noctis Labyrinthus on at 265.8°E -8.70°N. This region has a network of grabens formed by extensional tectonics. If you look closely, some boulders rolled down the steep wall and left tracks behind. How many can you 👀 ?

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  11. 4 Nov 2020

    The Rosalind Franklin rover has been reunited with the Kazachok surface platform, carrier and descent modules at , Cannes, France. The rover is being prepared to be integrated with Kazachok for functional tests 👉

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  12. Jan 14

    ..beautiful

    Easternmost part of Noctis Labyrinthus on at 265.8°E -8.70°N. This region has a network of grabens formed by extensional tectonics. If you look closely, some boulders rolled down the steep wall and left tracks behind. How many can you 👀 ?
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  13. 14 Dec 2021

    🪂 🪂 Double drop test success! 👍 We’re pleased to report that in our latest high-altitude parachute drop test, both manufacturer’s parachutes deployed and flew beautifully 👉

    Double drop: ExoMars parachute drop test success
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  14. 2 Oct 2020

    The Way Forward to Mars Is Set.

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  15. 15 Aug 2020

    📸 This image taken by the ESA/ on 16 December 2018 shows the edge of a layered mound in Burroughs crater on 👉

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  16. 24 Oct 2021

    📷 This captivating image was taken over the north polar region of on 25 May 2019 by on the ESA/Roscosmos spacecraft 👉

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  17. 7 Apr 2020

    🍾 What do your favourite bottle of champagne and Ariane have in common? Here’s a hint: . Maybe that will help you to find the answer before you check out the rest of the post..

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  18. 18 Dec 2021

    📷 Part of the interior of the 79 km-wide Ritchey Crater in the Proteus region of Mars, taken by camera on the ESA/Roscosmos 👉

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  19. 18 Jun 2020

    spots Unique at the Red Planet ESA's ExoMars Trace Gas Orbiter has detected green in Mars' atmosphere—the first time that this emission has been seen around a planet other than Earth.

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  20. 20 Sep 2021

    In case anybody still had doubts, ESA re-confirms launch date:

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  21. 22 Jul 2020

    As exploration prepares for a rebirth, a European rover tunes up its gear for the challenges ahead.

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