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Phoenix landing Video on Mars : NASA Video

About Phoenix Mars Commission :

Phoenix is a robotic spacecraft on a extension exploration mission on Mars under the Mars Spy Program. The scientists conducting the commission will use instruments aboard the Phoenix lander to investigate for environments suitable for microbial the breath of one's nostrils on Mars, and to research the record of water there. The multi-action program is headed by the Lunar and Planetary Laboratory at the Universal school of Arizona, under the direction of NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory.

Phoenix Lander Arrives at Mars
Full of life Illustration Credit & Copyright : MAAS Digital, SVV Throw, NASA

History :

The program is a interest of universities in the United States, Canada, Switzerland, the Philippines, Denmark, Germany and the United Sovereign power, NASA, the Canadian Extension Agency, the Finnish Meteorological Appoint, Lockheed Martin Extent Systems, and other aerospace companies.[1]

Phoenix is the sixth fortunate landing on Mars, out of twelve entire international attempts (the sixth lucky landing of seven American attempts). It is the third happy static lander since Viking 2, and as of 2008 the most new spacecraft to land fortunately on Mars.

In August 2003 NASA selected the Seminary of learning of Arizona “Phoenix” commission for launch in 2007 as what was hoped would be the first in a new extended mark of smaller, low-cost, Spy missions in the agency’s research of Mars program.[2] The preference was the result of an intense two-year rivalship with proposals from other institutions. The $325 a thousand thousand NASA award is more than six seasons larger than any other single exploration grant in University of Arizona narration.

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