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Surface vehicles, , and aerial explorers that established mobile exploration on Mars.
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Mars Rovers
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Curiosity Mars roverMars roverActiveCuriosity Mars rover launched at 1,982 pounds (899 kilograms) for the rover and operated under NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory.Perseverance Mars roverMars astrobiology and sample-caching roverActivePerseverance Mars rover launched at about 2,260 pounds (1,025 kilograms) for the rover and operated under NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory.Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter spacecraftMars orbiterActiveMars Reconnaissance Orbiter spacecraft launched at about 4,806 pounds (2,180 kilograms) and operated under NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory with University of Arizona and international instrument teams.Tianwen-1 / Zhurong spacecraftRobotic Mars orbiter, lander, and roverActiveTianwen-1 / Zhurong is a robotic mars orbiter, lander, and rover operated by CNSA.OpportunityRobotic rover missionMission concludedOpportunity supported Opportunity in the Mars Exploration Rover program.Sojourner rover and Mars Pathfinder landerRobotic rover missionMission concludedSojourner rover and Mars Pathfinder lander supported Mars Pathfinder / Sojourner in the Mars Pathfinder program.SpiritRobotic rover missionMission concludedSpirit supported Spirit in the Mars Exploration Rover program.Tianwen-1 orbiter, landing platform, and Zhurong roverIntegrated Mars orbiter, lander, and rover systemThe Tianwen-1 flight system divides orbital remote sensing, autonomous entry and landing, and mobile surface science among three coordinated elements.
Diffuse X-Ray SpectrometerSoft X-ray Bragg-crystal spectrometer pairMission concludedThe Diffuse X-Ray Spectrometer was a pair of University of Wisconsin Bragg-crystal instruments mounted on opposite payload-bay walls for STS-54.Ingenuity spacecraftRobotic planetary helicopterMission concludedIngenuity is a robotic planetary helicopter operated by NASA / JPL.Atlas V 541Two-stage launch vehicle with five-meter fairing and four solid boostersActiveAtlas V 541 carried 3 SMS or GOES missions represented in this archive.
HERCULES Terrain Location SystemCrew-operated digital geolocation camera systemFlown hardwareHERCULES was a portable digital Earth-observation system that coupled a modified Nikon camera to a ring-laser gyro, an attitude processor, and a Shuttle laptop.