ESA - ExoMars

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The mission

The ExoMars programme comprises two missions: the first – the Trace Gas Orbiter – launched in 2016 while the second, carrying the Rosalind Franklin rover, will target launch in 2028. Together they will address the question of whether life has ever existed on Mars.

1st European rover
2 m rover drill depth
70m/sol driving on Mars

ExoMars

Why is Mars red?

Science & Exploration

Have we been wrong about why Mars is red?

25/02/2025 16152 views 112 likes

Newfound frost atop Olympus Mons

Science & Exploration

Frosty volcanoes discovered in Mars’s tropics

10/06/2024 30918 views 54 likes

Daniel Neuenschwander and Nicola Fox sign agreement on ExoMars

Science & Exploration

ESA and NASA join forces to land Europe’s rover on Mars

16/05/2024 1273 views 6 likes

Oxia Planum map flyover

Science & Exploration

Best geological map for a European rover on Mars

26/03/2024 3867 views 18 likes

Mars during the 2023 solar conjunction

Enabling & Support

Spacecraft fall silent as Mars disappears behind the Sun

17/11/2023 6759 views 125 likes

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Red Mars, blue Mars: through the eye of a Mars-orbiting camera

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About ExoMars

What is ExoMars? Why are we going to Mars?

Mars and methane

Meet Mars What is a trace gas? The methane mystery

ExoMars 2016

ExoMars Factsheet ExoMars 2016 FAQs Trace Gas Orbiter instruments Schiaparelli's instruments How ExoMars 2016 got to Mars Schiaparelli's landing TGO's orbit around Mars Planetary protection

ExoMars 2022

How big is the mission? ExoMars rover Moving on Mars Landing site

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Follow ExoMars

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