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The countdown has begun for India's Mars Orbiter Mission popularly known as Mangalyaan to enter the Martian orbit on September 24. The Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) successfully test-fired the Mars Orbiter Mission's main engine on Monday, which was in the sleep mode for 10 months.
As India makes history... watch the celebrations at ISRO in Bangalore
ISRO successfully places Mangalyaan in Mars' orbit; India makes space history - ISRO's Mars Orbiter Insertion is a resounding success, making India the first country to be successful on its maiden Mars mission. Nicknamed 'Mangalyaan', the success of the Mars Orbiter Mission will boost India's five-decade-old space programme. Prime Minister Narendra Modi congratulated ISRO's scientists and addressed the country on the historic occasion.
Managalayan successfully enters Mars Orbit... image is Artists impression
India's Mars Orbiter Mission is set to reach Mars on Wednesday, just days after a U.S. NASA probe began its orbit around the Red Planet. The difference? India did it on a much tighter budget.
Two spacecraft launched for Mars this month: Mars Orbiter Mission on November 5, and MAVEN on November 18. MAVEN is now on an interplanetary trajectory, while Mars Orbiter Mission is still in Earth orbit and will not depart for Mars until the end of the month. A lot of people are asking me: why the difference? Here's your answer, with input from Dave Doody.
Today I am delighted to welcome India into the ranks of interplanetary travelers: Mars Orbiter Mission has successfully propelled itself onto an interplanetary trajectory, departing Earth forever and setting sail for Mars. Congratulations to India, to the Indian Space Research Organisation, to the mission's scientists and engineers, and to the people of India.
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Curiocity Rover: Self Portrait
Curiosity Rover: One Year on Mars
A look at the challenges and achievements of Curiosity's first year on Mars
Curiosity's Path to Mount Sharp: 11.13.13
John Grotzinger, Curiosity's Project Scientist, narrates an aerial tour of the rover's past, present and future traverses on the Red Planet.
Mission Mars: Curiosity
This 11-minute animation depicts key events of NASA's Mars Science Laboratory mission
Mars One to Colonise Mars
Mars One Project Visualisation
Vision Mars #1
I believe Mars can act both as a Forward Space Exploration Planet and Mining Planet and test bed for Space Technologies.
Dear Indian scientists - congratulations on the successful launch of Mars Mission. And while you're at it please figure out whether men are really from Mars.
Aparna Subramanian