The Tianwen-1 orbiter, lander, and rover mission to Mars from the People’s Republic of China has successfully arrived at the Red Planet following an approximately 15 minute Mars Orbit Insertion burn that placed the craft into orbit.
The arrival capped a seven-month cruise to Mars and marks the start of a multi-pronged scientific mission that will include dispatching a lander and rover to the surface in April.
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SpaceX’s workhorse Falcon 9 rocket conducted its Static Fire test on Tuesday, ahead of is…
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An Ariane 5 is set to launch the first satellite of a very ambitious program…
The United Launch Alliance (ULA) have launched their Delta II rocket to loft the SAC-D…
The United Launch Alliance (ULA) have successfully made a second attempt to launch their Atlas…
