Corusetti is the largest and largest vehicle, sent to Mars. It landed on August 6, 2012 and moved on Mars about 17 km. Coriusti is more than a wagon, it's a complete mobile laboratory on wheels.
Laboratories
Corioste contains a light spectrometer that analyzes the components of materials remotely. A complete weather station measures temperature, humidity, atmospheric pressure, radiation and wind speed. More importantly, it contains a chemical laboratory that analyzes organic elements on Mars to look for life.
Corioste contains a light spectrometer that analyzes the components of materials remotely. A complete weather station measures temperature, humidity, atmospheric pressure, radiation and wind speed. More importantly, it contains a chemical laboratory that analyzes organic elements on Mars to look for life.
Drill
The results of his research revealed the possibility of the existence of life in theory on Mars. But no life has yet unfolded. At the end of the main arm of the vehicle was a knife to cut the ground and a perforator.
The results of his research revealed the possibility of the existence of life in theory on Mars. But no life has yet unfolded. At the end of the main arm of the vehicle was a knife to cut the ground and a perforator.
Dust analysis
Mars dust is analyzed by different devices. The dust is initially separated into different parts, then classified and sent to different laboratories for analysis.
Mars dust is analyzed by different devices. The dust is initially separated into different parts, then classified and sent to different laboratories for analysis.
Small Explorer
Prior to Corrietti there was the Mars Explorer, which landed on July 4, 1997. It was the first time a robot had been on Mars carrying an X-ray laboratory to check materials, as well as mobile cameras.
Prior to Corrietti there was the Mars Explorer, which landed on July 4, 1997. It was the first time a robot had been on Mars carrying an X-ray laboratory to check materials, as well as mobile cameras.
Generations and sizes
Three Generations of Carriages. The small explorer is Sujourner. It weighed 10.6 kg, the size of a toy cart. Its top speed will last one second. The second generation was Apportonte, which weighed 185 kg. Coriusti, the largest and weighing 900 kilograms, is the size of a small car. Its speed is up to five centimeters per second.
Three Generations of Carriages. The small explorer is Sujourner. It weighed 10.6 kg, the size of a toy cart. Its top speed will last one second. The second generation was Apportonte, which weighed 185 kg. Coriusti, the largest and weighing 900 kilograms, is the size of a small car. Its speed is up to five centimeters per second.
Only four months
Surgunor was only 100 meters away during his mission and sent pictures and information until 27 September 1997. This is one of the last photos sent by the explorer before the radio interconnection with Earth. The cause of the "death" of the Explorer is believed to be a low temperature at night which led to the death of its batteries.
Surgunor was only 100 meters away during his mission and sent pictures and information until 27 September 1997. This is one of the last photos sent by the explorer before the radio interconnection with Earth. The cause of the "death" of the Explorer is believed to be a low temperature at night which led to the death of its batteries.
twins
Without the experience of Surgeon, the success of the second and third generation explorers was inconceivable. In 2004 NASA sent two explorers on Mars at the same time; Spirit and Opportunity. We were able to move for 7 years on the surface of Mars, a distance of 7.7 kilometers. One
of them was able to climb the highlands and take models of the land and
withstand the cold and sand storms, so that the brother Abortotny still
works until today on Mars.
Stay
Aportonte is a distance of 42 kilometers until 2015. It is more of a distance than that of Coriusti. The Explorer carries three types of light spectrometer and 3D cameras.
Aportonte is a distance of 42 kilometers until 2015. It is more of a distance than that of Coriusti. The Explorer carries three types of light spectrometer and 3D cameras.
A plateau on Mars
The image is taken by Kurosti. The explorer is expected to work for at least five years. The image of a plateau on Mars shows similar scenes on Earth. But those who live on Mars so far are robots sent by humans to Mars waiting to explore another life.
The image is taken by Kurosti. The explorer is expected to work for at least five years. The image of a plateau on Mars shows similar scenes on Earth. But those who live on Mars so far are robots sent by humans to Mars waiting to explore another life.
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