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Mars Rovers By Taylor Sokolovic

Korabl 4 and 5 1960 Korabl 4 is a USSR (flyby) Failure. It failed by didn’t reach earths orbit. Korabl is a USSR (flyby) Failure. It failed by didn’t reach earths orbit.

Korabl 11 and 13 and Mars 1 1962 All USSR (flyby) Failures Korabl 11: Earths orbit only; spacecraft broke apart. Korbal 13: Earths orbit only; spacecraft broke apart. Mars 1: Radio Failed

Mariner 3 - 4 and Zond 2 Zond 2: USSR (flyby) Failure Failed by, Radio Failed Mariner: all US (flyby). Mariner 3 Failure, Mariner 4 success. Mariner 3 failed shroud failed to jettison. Mariner 4 success took 21 images.

Mars 1969a-b and Mariner 6-7 Mars 1969 a-b USSR Failures Reason Launch vehicle failure Mariner 6-7 US (flyby) Success Brought back Mariner 6: Returned 75 images Mariner 7: Returned 126 images Mars 1969a-b and Mariner 6-7

Mariner 8 and Kosmos 419 and Mars 2-3 orbiter/ lander 1971 Mariner 8: US (flyby) Failure reason launch failure. Kosmos 419: USSR Failure Reason Achieved earth orbit only. Mars 2: USSR Failure Reason Orbit arrived, but no useful data and Lander destroyed. Mars 3 orbiter/ lander: USSR success 8 months of data obtained but only 20 seconds of data came back.

1973 mars4-7 orbit-lander/ lander Mars 4: USSR failure Flew past mars. Mars 5 USSR success returned with sixty images: only lasted 9 days. Mars 6 orbit/lander USSR success/failure Occultation experiment produced data and land failure on descent Mars 7 lander: USSR failure missed planet now in solar orbit.

1975 Viking 1and 2 orbit/ lander Viking 1 orbit/ lander US success located landed site for lander and first successful landing on mars. Viking 2 orbit/ lander US success returned 16,000 images and extensive atmospheric data and soil experiments.

1988 Phobos 1and 2 orbit/lander Phobos 1 USSR failure lost en route to mars Phobos 2 orbit/lander USSR failure lost near phobos

1992 Mars observer Mars Observer US failure lost prior to mars arrival

1996 mars global surveyor and 96 and pathfinder Mars Global Surveyor US success More images than all of the rovers. Mars 96 Russia Failure Launch failure Mars pathfinder US success Technology experiment lasting 5 times longer than warranty

Nozomi and Mars climate orbiter Nozomi Japan failure no orbit insertion , flue problems. Mars climate orbiter US Failure lost on arrival.

Mars Polar Lander/ Deep space 2 probes (2) Mars polar lander Us failure on arrival. Deep space 2 probes (2) US failure lost on arrival (carried on Mars Polar Lander)

2001 Mars Odyssey Mars Odyssey US Success High resolution images of Mars.

2003 Mars Express orbiter/beagle 2 lander mars exploration rover, Spirit, opportunity Mars Express orbiter/ beagle 2 lander: ESA success/ failure orbiter imaging mars in detail and lander lost in arrival. Spirit: US Success operating lifetime of more than 15 times original warranty. Opportunity: returned more than 26 terabits of data ( more than any mars mission combined).

2007 Phoenix mars lander Phoenix Mars lander: US success returned more than 25 gabits of data.

2011 Mars science Laboratory- Phonos Grunt/ Yinghuo-1 Mars science Laboratory: US success Exploring Mars’ habitability. Phonos Grunt/ Yinghuo-1: Russia/China Failure Stranded in earth orbit.

2013 Mangalyaan and Mars atmosphere and violtiaile evolution Mangalyaan: India en route on way to mars. Mars Astromosphere and volatile Evolution US enroute on way to mars

bibliography http://mars.nasa.gov/programmissions/missions/log/ http://nssdc.gsfc.nasa.gov/nmc/spacecraftDisplay.do?id=1964-077A 4x3 16x9

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