Difference between revisions of "Mares 10"
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| + | The '''Mares 10''' mission was the first edwardian manned mission to land on Mars. It was the tenth human spaceflight of the Mares programs, and the first human voyage to mars. Launched on March 10, 2018, it carried Commander Albert Mainzer, Biologist John Sullivan and Geologist Michael Johnson. On November 18, Mainzer, Sullivan and Johnson became the first humans to land on Mars. | ||
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| + | *[[Albert Mainzer]], Mission Commander and Pilot | ||
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| + | *Michael Johnson, Geologist | ||
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| Mission Name | Mares 10 | |||
| Command Module | COMO-120 | |||
| Service Module | SEMO-120 | |||
| Martian Insertion Module | MIMO-5 | |||
| Booster | Callypso IV CA-101 | |||
| Call sign - Command Module - Martian Insertion Module |
Grey Penguin Grey Leopard | |||
| Crew members | 3 | |||
| Launch | 10th March , 2018 | |||
| Martian Landing | 18th November , 2018 | |||
| Landing | 10th July , 2019 | |||
The Mares 10 mission was the first edwardian manned mission to land on Mars. It was the tenth human spaceflight of the Mares programs, and the first human voyage to mars. Launched on March 10, 2018, it carried Commander Albert Mainzer, Biologist John Sullivan and Geologist Michael Johnson. On November 18, Mainzer, Sullivan and Johnson became the first humans to land on Mars.
Crew
Primary Crew
- Albert Mainzer, Mission Commander and Pilot
- John Sullivan, Biologist
- Michael Johnson, Geologist
