Mars 2020
2 reportsMars 2020 is a space program that coordinates missions, technology development, budgets, schedules, and partnerships around defined goals. Performance and scientific value are assessed through program budget, mission sequence, and technology development, with calibration and engineering limits shaping the usable evidence.
The scientific record for Mars 2020 brings together atmospheric measurements and instrument operations, with separate attention to habitability evidence. The treatment of habitability evidence keeps approved mission documents separate from engineering milestones until their assumptions and scales are compared; the account does not overlook that proposed schedules and capabilities may change during development.
The scientific record for Mars 2020 brings together atmospheric measurements and instrument operations, with separate attention to habitability evidence. The treatment of habitability evidence keeps approved mission documents separate from engineering milestones until their assumptions and scales are compared; the account does not overlook that proposed schedules and capabilities may change during development.
Perseverance Rover Captures Earth Passing Behind Mars' Moon Phobos
NASA's Perseverance rover has recorded a rare occultation event, imaging Earth as it briefly disappeared behind Mars' innermost moon Phobos using its Mastcam-Z camera system
Perseverance Rover Images Ancient Martian Bedrock at Jezero Crater Rim
NASA's Perseverance rover has captured a detailed view of the Jezero Crater rim on Mars, revealing a thick sequence of ancient rocks. The Mastcam-Z instrument recorded the scene, offering new evidence about the planet's impact history and surface evolution