The Martian Ice and Water Analysis Mission

Mars has become a source of attention for centuries and we want to know if there is life on Mars as "World War" caused huge hysteria throughout the United States. In today's technology era, we know that there are no small green people running on Mars, and our attention has shifted to the location and analysis of Mars water and its history. This is the main reason for Mars Ice Water Analysis Mission or MIWA Mission. According to the Mars exploration program "Water Tracking", MIWA's mission is the next logical step in Mars water exploration and research.

Scientists have long believed that ice water is stored in the basement of Mars. In 2002, the NASA Odyssey mission scanned the planet from orbit and detected signs of shallow ground ice at high latitudes. In 2008, the task of NASA Phoenix dug a water ice at the landing point near the Martian Arctic. At the end of 2016, scientists using the Mars reconnaissance orbiter (MRO) discovered an ice sheet buried in the middle distance of Mars at the same water level as Lake Superior. However, it was not when scientists announced to scientific journals today the study of Dundas, as scientists became able to understand the scope and availability of Mars underground ice.

Phoenix landed on Mars' Mars region on May 25, 2008. The robot arm was dug in the soil of Mars and confirmed the presence of ice water on June 20, 2008. After losing contact, the mission ended on November 10, 2008. In 2008, the price of materials transported from the surface of the earth to the surface of Mars was around $ 309,000 per kilogram. As you move the mouse over the mouse, you will see the name of more than 25 famous features, so click on them to link them. Based on NASA's Mars Orbiter laser altimeter data from Mars Global Surveyor, the color of the base map shows the relative elevation. White and brown indicate the highest altitude (+ 12 to +8 km), red and pink (+3 to +8 km), yellow is 0 km, green and blue indicate lower altitude (up to -8 km). ) Axis is latitude and longitude, Polish is not displayed