The UAE has successfully put a probe into orbit around Mars
The mission is to study the Martian atmosphere
The United Arab Emirates’ Hope Mission, its $ 200 million projects to launch a satellite into orbit around Mars, was a Success The fifth body to reach Mars after the US, Russia, the European Union, and India.
Hope was launched from Tanegashima Space Center in Japan last July, transported on the back of a Mitsubishi H-2A rocket. It took seven months to reach its destination and arrive just before the rival missions from China and the US.
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Your job is to orbit the red planet and monitor its atmosphere to really understand the Martian weather. To do this, the global weather cycle must be investigated, investigating the formation of dust storms and understanding why hydrogen and oxygen escape on Mars.
Similar to NASA’s “Seven Minutes of Terror”, the Hope probe’s journey to Mars was not without it Success Earlier this year officials said the probe would have to burn a significant amount of fuel in order to decelerate to the correct speed.
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This process would take up to half an hour. The risks were twofold: slowing too much and its orbit would disintegrate and crash the probe against the planet’s surface.
If you go too fast, however, the probe would be completely overshot. 40-440-4 The mission’s chances of success were estimated to be around 50 percent, but going that far has been successful enough.
Last year Sarah Al Amiri said that space exploration is “the future of the UAE” as it seeks to reinvent itself.
The country, which is one of the world’s largest oil producers, seeks to remake its economy as a center for science and innovation as the world drifts away.
The nation hopes to put a lander on the Moon by 2024 as part of this momentum, with an emphasis on using local scientists and engineers to build the probe.
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