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PHOENIX
PHOENIX is no longer on orbit
PHOENIX is classified as:
Space & Earth Science
NORAD ID
: 32003
Int'l Code
: 2007-034A
Launch date
:
August 4, 2007
Source
: United States (US)
Launch site
: AIR FORCE EASTERN TEST RANGE (AFETR)
Decay date
: 2008-05-25
The Phoenix Mars Lander is designed to study the surface and near-surface environment of a landing site in the high northern area of Mars. The primary science objectives for Phoenix are to: determine polar climate and weather, interaction with the surface, and composition of the lower atmosphere around 70 degrees north for at least 90 sols; determine the atmospheric characteristics during descent through the atmosphere; characterize the geomorphology and active processes shaping the northern plains and the physical properties of the near-surface regolith focusing on the role of water; determine the aqueous mineralogy and chemistry as well as the adsorbed gases and organic content of the regolith; characterize the history of water, ice, and the polar climate and determine the past and present biological potential of the surface and subsurface environments.
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