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Telescopes and space missions

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Home » Astronomy and space » Telescopes and space missions » Mission to Mars launches in search of signs of life

Mission to Mars launches in search of signs of life

14 Mar 2016 Michael Banks
Artistic impression of the Schiaparelli lander separating from the Trace Gas Orbiter
Surface bound: the Schiaparelli lander will separate from the TGO. (Courtesy: ESA/ATG medialab)
A joint European and Russian probe to study the atmosphere and surface of Mars has successfully laun

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