The history of Mars exploration
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The history of Mars exploration
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2013
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English
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Ulrich Köhler, a planetary geologist at the DLR Institute of Planetary Research, gives us an overview of the history of the exploration of our planetary neighbour.
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Lecture/Conference
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Computer animation
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Cash register
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Meeting/Interview
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Spacecraft
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Ford Explorer
Spaceflight
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Spacecraft
Meeting/Interview
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Meeting/Interview
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Tin can
Ballpoint pen
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Computer animation
Meeting/Interview
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Spacecraft
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Ship naming and launching
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Spacecraft
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Spacecraft
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Wood drying
Last
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Finger protocol
Meeting/Interview
Spare part
Spaceflight
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Drill
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Tracing paper
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Berlin (carriage)
Computer animation
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I have used in
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Her making him himself Masters 1 authority 2 neighboring planets and its nature of mankind to live in
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its neighborhood and also applies for the past week neighborhood ever since people
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look the realized that Masters different than all the other planets is right and the register color of
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Blood and so it was no wonder that Creek the Romans they
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thought this is the place of war so they gave mask the name of the war go and then mask and the
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telescope walks away she showed us the change Due to the atmosphere and the weather but they thought forests that are growing and
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rain forest all these things only until we reached master spacecraft they realized but
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it's a different world from 3 a very dry planet but the early years
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of Mars exploration he's been pioneering years love went wrong because very young systems of
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state space flight was just but in 10 years the breakthrough
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was then early seventies when the
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Mariners spacecraft Mars which sent us the 1st 22 images from Uzbek since then we know a little
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bit more about must and and of course why can't came in
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1976 77 to see How was
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really look like nineties
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those tragic fate was true but finally came big big missions with
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lending probes that had roles on balls periods opportunity now
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curiosity of course there's Mars Express more than 10 years
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European orbit on another planet is exploring Mars and Of course great also
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Parra meters most of our only every 2 years by the planet you have to focus on
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preparations to and launch window then you have accelerate the spacecraft reach which but when you Richard is about 100 or
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more million kilometres away so you have the next problem but the communication every
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signal send the spacecraft its returned from the
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spacecraft takes 10 minutes maybe so you don't have direct
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influence on what's going on you have to all you have altered program spacecraft and when you want to
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lend the even more difficult because you have to fly very high speed for
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an atmosphere which you don't know precisely how it reacts because they unite cycles seasonal changes
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in this atmosphere this makes last week difficult time well in India
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future we hope of course that creosote she returned interesting
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data from us into the early 20 the next projects of
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course the pipeline and 1 of these projects not mission called he is
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the name is part of the program because
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they want to look inside a mosque and therefore we
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developed a drilling I'm also say that can dig into the Martian surface about 5
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meters see this has been developed here alarmed will be launched in a few years to master and the next step the lead with and European
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orbit true look for trace gasses yet sphere of and then
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lent unmask the European mobile robot look on the Martian
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surface and other places where other lenders have been so we want to go with a laboratory like Americans but 8 project of
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course all scientists dream about its frequent returns samples from mosques and when we have
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samples your of all
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laboratories can may be answered a question whether has ever been left in Marseille but still they
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left a mosque or if they're still alive enter Haiti you am
