
ESA_ExoMars
@esa_exomars
Investigating whether life has ever existed on Mars. @ESA_TGO in orbit since 2016, Rosalind Franklin rover launch TBC
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http://www.esa.int/exomars 26-10-2012 11:06:56
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A smooth, mostly flat surface awaits the Rosalind Franklin rover at Oxia Planum. European Space Agency's Mars Express captured this bird's-eye view of the landing site and Ares Vallis. 📽️ Explore the full flyover sequence here: esa.int/ESA_Multimedia…



Dreaming of a white Christmas? Step into this picturesque scene at the south pole of #Mars, captured by European Space Agency’s Mars Express 👇 esa.int/Science_Explor…



In 2028, European Space Agency will embark on its most ambitious exploration venture to find signs of life on Mars — the ExoMars Rosalind Franklin mission. 🤖 While the spacecraft won’t take the fastest route, the timing is crucial for the rover’s science mission and survival at the Red


KA-BOOM! 💥 A space rock smashed into Mars creating this 21-m impact crater and sent seismic waves that reached NASA InSight in 2021. #AI helped researchers discover that: ☄️ Meteors strike Mars 2.5 times more often than expected. 🛣️ There is a martian "seismic highway" where


⚙️ Drilling deeper into Mars than ever before with the ESA_ExoMars Rosalind Franklin rover. 🤖 Its drill will dig 2 metres below the surface, where signs of ancient life could be preserved. 👇🧵 For some of the rover's DIY tricks.



As the #HeraMission flew past planet Mars, we kept a close watch on Oxia Planum, the landing site for the ESA_ExoMars Rosalind Franklin mission. Can you spot the area where Europe plans to land a rover to search for signs of life on Mars in 2030?

📈 The ESA_ExoMars Rosalind Franklin rover will make use of this fleet to send precious science data back to Earth. 🛰️ The orbiters are essential for returning imagery and science data from the rovers on Mars, which can be as far as 400 million km away. 🌐 The Mars Relay


For decades, scientists have been puzzled by intriguing streak features down slopes on Mars 🤔 🧹 Something sweeping dust? 🌊 Underground water seeping out? 🌪️ Dust devils at work? European Space Agency's ExoMars Trace Gas Orbiter helps find an answer: esa.int/ESA_Multimedia…
