MSL

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MSL is a NASA mission featuring the Curiosity rover, designed to explore Mars’ surface and assess its past and present habitability.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Mars rover mission
NASA mission
arrivalAtMarsDate 2012-08-06
carries Curiosity rover
communicationSystem UHF relay via Mars orbiters
direct-to-Earth X-band
countryOfOrigin United States
designedBy NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory
explores Mars surface
firstUseOfTechnology sky crane landing system on another planet
fullName Mars Science Laboratory
hasInstrument APXS (Alpha Particle X-ray Spectrometer)
CheMin (Chemistry and Mineralogy)
linked to: CheMin

ChemCam
DAN (Dynamic Albedo of Neutrons)
MAHLI (Mars Hand Lens Imager)
linked to: MAHLI

MARDI (Mars Descent Imager)
linked to: Mars Descent Imager

Mastcam
RAD (Radiation Assessment Detector)
REMS (Rover Environmental Monitoring Station)
SAM (Sample Analysis at Mars)
landingRegion Aeolis Palus
landingSite Gale Crater
launchDate 2011-11-26
launchSite Cape Canaveral Air Force Station Space Launch Complex 41
launchVehicle Atlas V 541
massClass car-sized rover mission
missionType Mars surface mission
planetary science mission
objective assess Mars habitability
characterize radiation environment on Mars
search for signs of past life
study Mars climate and geology
operatedBy NASA
NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory
partOfProgram NASA Mars Exploration Program
powerSource radioisotope thermoelectric generator
linked to: MMRTG
primarySpacecraft Curiosity rover
scientificDiscipline astrobiology
atmospheric science
planetary geology
spaceAgency NASA
status active
studies Martian atmosphere
Martian radiation environment
Martian rocks
Martian soil
targetBody Mars
uses Entry Descent and Landing sky crane system
linked to: sky crane maneuver

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