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ESA's Schiaparelli Mars Lander Said to Have Crashed Due to Navigation System Failure
ESA said the error stemmed from a momentary glitch in a device that measured how fast the spacecraft was spinning.
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Mars Lander Schiaparelli May Have Exploded On Impact, Suggest New NASA Images
European Space Agency's Mars lander may have exploded on impact with the red planet, scientists suggest after preliminary analysis of new images taken by a NASA probe.
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Europe's Schiaparelli Mars lander: What Do We Know?
Some are holding out hope, but initial data suggests the craft, a test-run for a European-Russian Mars rover, ran into trouble.
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Mars Lander Has Likely Crashed, Scientists Fear
A European and Russian robot that was supposed to touch down on Mars on Wednesday probably crashed during landing.
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Schiaparelli Lander Reaches Mars Surface but Final Fate Uncertain
Spacecrafts in Mars orbit relayed data of the lander's 6-minute descent, but the transmission stopped after that, leaving questions over what state the Schiaparelli probe was in.
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Anxious Wait For Mars Lander's Fate, Giant Pune Telescope Was Last To Receive Signal
A mega Indian telescope bank near Pune received the last signal sent from an ambitious European Space Agency mission to put a lander on the planet Mars.
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Anxious Wait For Mars Lander's Fate, India Received Last Signal
India was the last country to receive a signal from the Schiaparelli lander, a tiny European craft which scientists believe may have reached the surface of Mars, but may not have survived the impact.
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Anxious Wait For News Of Mars Lander's Fate
Ground controllers waited anxiously for news Thursday on the status of a tiny European craft which touched down on Mars as part of a daring quest for life on the Red Planet, but may not have survived the impact.
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Europe Awaits News Of Mars Lander's Fate
Mission controllers anxiously awaited confirmation on Wednesday that a tiny European craft had landed on Mars as part of an ambitious quest with Russia to find evidence of life on the Red Planet.
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Europe's Schiaparelli Lander Readies for Risky Touch-Down on Mars
The Schiaparelli lander is expected to enter Mars's atmosphere a speed of approximately 21,000 kilometre per hour, and use parachutes and thrusters to slow down.
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Europe's ExoMars Schiaparelli Lander on Course to Descend on Mars
ExoMars's primary goal is to find out whether life has ever existed on Mars. The current spacecraft, TGO, carries a probe to study trace gases such as methane around the planet.
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ESA's Schiaparelli Mars Lander Said to Have Crashed Due to Navigation System Failure
ESA said the error stemmed from a momentary glitch in a device that measured how fast the spacecraft was spinning.
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Mars Lander Schiaparelli May Have Exploded On Impact, Suggest New NASA Images
European Space Agency's Mars lander may have exploded on impact with the red planet, scientists suggest after preliminary analysis of new images taken by a NASA probe.
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Europe's Schiaparelli Mars lander: What Do We Know?
Some are holding out hope, but initial data suggests the craft, a test-run for a European-Russian Mars rover, ran into trouble.
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Mars Lander Has Likely Crashed, Scientists Fear
A European and Russian robot that was supposed to touch down on Mars on Wednesday probably crashed during landing.
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Schiaparelli Lander Reaches Mars Surface but Final Fate Uncertain
Spacecrafts in Mars orbit relayed data of the lander's 6-minute descent, but the transmission stopped after that, leaving questions over what state the Schiaparelli probe was in.
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Anxious Wait For Mars Lander's Fate, Giant Pune Telescope Was Last To Receive Signal
A mega Indian telescope bank near Pune received the last signal sent from an ambitious European Space Agency mission to put a lander on the planet Mars.
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Anxious Wait For Mars Lander's Fate, India Received Last Signal
India was the last country to receive a signal from the Schiaparelli lander, a tiny European craft which scientists believe may have reached the surface of Mars, but may not have survived the impact.
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Anxious Wait For News Of Mars Lander's Fate
Ground controllers waited anxiously for news Thursday on the status of a tiny European craft which touched down on Mars as part of a daring quest for life on the Red Planet, but may not have survived the impact.
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Europe Awaits News Of Mars Lander's Fate
Mission controllers anxiously awaited confirmation on Wednesday that a tiny European craft had landed on Mars as part of an ambitious quest with Russia to find evidence of life on the Red Planet.
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Europe's Schiaparelli Lander Readies for Risky Touch-Down on Mars
The Schiaparelli lander is expected to enter Mars's atmosphere a speed of approximately 21,000 kilometre per hour, and use parachutes and thrusters to slow down.
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Europe's ExoMars Schiaparelli Lander on Course to Descend on Mars
ExoMars's primary goal is to find out whether life has ever existed on Mars. The current spacecraft, TGO, carries a probe to study trace gases such as methane around the planet.
