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Mission to Mars
Our Planetary Sciences team are sending the HABIT instrument to the Red Planet to find out more about whether water can be produced and harnessed on the fourth rock from the Sun.
Clouds of Venus 'simply too dry' to support life
Life is not possible in Venus' clouds, according to the research by an international team including scientists of our Team
The HABIT Instrument on ExoMars 2022
The HABIT (HabitAbility: Brine Irradiation and Temperature) instrument will land on Mars on June 10, 2023 as part of the ExoMars 2022 mission.
Oxygen fluctuations on Mars a mystery for scientists to solve
Over the course of nearly six years, the instrument SAM has acquired atmospheric composition measurements of the air of Gale Crater on Mars
Up Up And Away
Space scientists go stratosphere to test key equipment
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