- About ExoMars
- What is ExoMars?
- Why are we going to Mars?
- Mars and methane
- Meet Mars
- What is a trace gas?
- The methane mystery
- ExoMars 2016
- Trace Gas Orbiter instruments
- Schiaparelli's instruments
- Mission operations
- How ExoMars 2016 got to Mars
- Schiaparelli's landing
- TGO's orbit around Mars
- Planetary protection
- ExoMars 2020
- How big is the mission?
- ExoMars 2020 rover
- Moving on Mars
- Surface platform
- Landing site
- Multimedia
- ExoMars images
- ExoMars videos
- ExoMars poster
- Exhibition panels
- Follow ExoMars
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Latest News
ExoMars rover ready for environment testing27 August 2019
ExoMars rover ready for environment testing27 August 2019 The Rosalind Franklin ExoMars rover has completed its construction activities in the UK and will now depart to France for testing under the conditions of the Red Planet’s environment.
All instruments onboard Rosalind Franklin rover 20 August 2019
All instruments onboard Rosalind Franklin rover 20 August 2019 The full suite of scientific instruments, including cameras that will give us our eyes on Mars, the drill that will retrieve pristine soil samples from below the surface, and the onboard laboratory that will seek out signs of life are all installed on...
ExoMars parachute testing continues12 August 2019
ExoMars parachute testing continues12 August 2019 As the second ExoMars mission, comprising a rover and surface science platform, progresses towards launch next year, teams continue to troubleshoot the parachute design following an unsuccessful high-altitude drop test last week.
ExoMars radio science instrument readied for Red Planet22 July 2019 An ambitious instrument for ESA’s ExoMars 2020 mission has passed its testing in conditions resembling those on the Red Planet. It will now be transported to Russia for its acceptance review, followed by integration onto the Kazachok Surface Platform,...
ExoMars 2020: progress and challenges28 June 2019
ExoMars 2020: progress and challenges28 June 2019 The full parachute system that will help deliver the ExoMars rover and a surface science platform to the martian surface has completed a full-scale high-altitude deployment sequence test, although unexpected damage to the main parachutes occurred.
Call from Mars winners shortlisted20 June 2019
Call from Mars winners shortlisted20 June 2019 Eleven finalists have been chosen to have their recordings sent to the Red Planet on the ExoMars 2020 mission. The joint ESA-Roscosmos mission will investigate, among other things, signs of lightning on Mars using a scientific instrument mounted on t...
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