Gallery: How to Get to Mars ... And Maybe Even Live There
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X 1964: Mariner 3 Fails to eject its protective shield; the added weight throws it off trajectory.
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1965: Mariner 4 Completes a successful flyby, returning images and readings of the planet’s atmosphere.
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1969: Mariners 6 & 7 Complete flybys studying the surface and atmosphere to de-termine if Mars might host life.
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X 1971: Mariner 8 Flyby mission fails on launch when the engine and spacecraft separate. 1971: Mariner 9 Reaches Mars orbit successfully and is the first craft to orbit another planet.
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X 1993: Mars Observer Contact is lost with the orbiter three days before it reaches the planet.
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1996: Pathfinder Brings the six-wheeled rover Sojourner to Mars.
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1998: Mars Global Surveyor Successfully orbits the planet to study its topography and surface composition.
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X 1999: Mars Polar Lander Loses communication upon atmospheric entry and hasn’t been heard from since.
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X 1999: Deep Space 2 Two probes attempt to penetrate the surface and sample Martian soil; contact is lost.
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X 1999: Mars Climate Orbiter Disappears into the upper Martian atmosphere when it misses its target-altitude orbit.
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2001: Mars Odyssey Orbiter reaches Mars safely and acts as a communications relay for the rovers Spirit and Opportunity.
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2003: Spirit Mission: Study the atmosphere; characterize rocks and soil as well as look for signs of water.
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2003: Opportunity Mission: same as Spirit’s.
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2005: Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter Studies the Martian climate and surveys sites where future missions could land.
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