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Twenty-year anniversary of the Mars Express: Planetary researchers at Freie Universität Berlin publish color mosaic of Mars with never before seen details
Twenty years ago to the day, the European space probe Mars Express began its journey to Earth’s "red" neighbor. Since then, it has been collecting images and data on Mars that can be used to draw important conclusions about the planet’s composition and the history of its climate. Mars Express is considered one of the most successful missions ever sent to Earth’s neighboring planet. Among the instruments on board the probe is a High Resolution Stereo Camera (HRSC), developed by the German Institute of Planetary Research (DLR). ...
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