Track CURIOSITY IN WATER PLANET MARS

    Exploration to locate people who can live more intensivelyperformed with the launch of Curiosity to Mars.Robot explorers U.S. $ 2.5 billion worth of propertyNASA's Mars Science Laboratory was recently launched from Cape CanaveralFlorida, United States sticks Gale crater on Mars.

Curiosity is weighing a ton was in charge of collecting the data whether the arealanding once had or still has environmental conditions favorablefor human life.


    Robot designed by Russian scientists were equipped with 17 cameras,a robotic arm, the laser beam and a drill to break stones on the red planet.
   


    "This is a dream machine the researchers Mars," said Ashwin Vasavada. project scientistat NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory, in Pasadena. Gale Crater landing site was chosen asbecause the region has ever seen a sign of water and organic materials.During the 23 months after landing, Curiosity will analyze rocks and soil samples.
   

    Gale Crater beat the other candidates, namely Eberswalde Crater, Holden Crater and valley Mawrth.
 Sergey Savaliev, deputy head of Russia's federal space agency, explained that the project iscontinuation of joint activities to explore Mars. "We want to improve the re-understandinginternational community on exploration and knowledge of the planet. "




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      on 26 november ago, Atlas V rocket - a vehicle carrying 541Mars Science Laboratory's shot from the base of Cape Canaveral, Florida. The spacecraft'swill roam as far as 352 million miles to Mars. In August 2012, the aircraftexpected to reach the planet and reduce Curiosity.
  
    Previously a number of vehicles had slid first to Mars, including Mars ReconnaissanceOrbiter [since 2006], Mars Express [since 2003], Mars Odyssey2001 [2001] and Opportunity [since 2004]. While the missions are alreadycompletion is the Mars Global Surveyor [1997 - 2006], and Spiritof the year [2004 - 2010].


     NASA executives promised, Curiosity mission will help to uncover the secret history of the environmentplanet Mars. Equipment was used to examine whether the landing area ever unconditioned propmicrobiological life.
  

     "I am very enthusiastic wait Curiosity landed on Mars and landed something we're looking for," saidJohn Grotzinger, scientists who are members of the Mars Science Laboratory mission, after the launch of the Atlas rocket.
   

      J Michael Mumma, a senior NASA scientist said sure the planet Mars has a requirement for human life inemergency conditions. He was referring to methane in the atmosphere of the red planet. "Life can surely grow in there,"Mumma said.