NASA plans to return samples to Mars

The US space agency has already set a deadline for returning Martian soil to Earth. NASA will return samples from Mars to Earth by 2033. NASA has launched a return program to bring samples back to Mars. NASA scientists have also completed the necessary survey for that. Concept design phase work is underway on Mangal.

Scientists leave no mistake to make the expedition successful

NASA is counting down the days until the rover returns from Mars. Astronomers are leaving no stone unturned to make the expedition a success. The field is created in such a way that their contributions can be engraved to increase the chances of success in the future. The European Space Agency has joined NASA in this mission. They will contribute to reducing the complexity and increasing the chances of success of future campaigns.

There is hope after the amazing performance of the Mars helicopter

All aspects of the mission plan are scrutinized during the concept design phase at Mars. Some important and desirable changes are taking place in the project. That led to the recent success of the Perseverance rover on Jezero. And the amazing performance of the Mars helicopter has also been seen.

Use of the Perseverance rover to return samples to Mars

The study examines how long the Perseverance rover can survive such sophisticated missions. Recent studies have investigated this issue. The decision was made to use the Perseverance rover to return Martian samples to Earth. The Perseverance rover will pick it up from the Martian soil and deliver it to the spacecraft’s special sample carrier called the Sample Transfer Arm of the Mars Ascent Vehicle ESA.

Ingenuity is played with helicopter technology

NASA has announced that no additional vehicles or landers will be used for the Mars sample return mission. Two sample recovery helicopters will be deployed to collect the samples. They are built on Ingenuity Helicopter technology. These are small robotic helicopters. NASA has already made history by flying this helicopter to Mars.

The return to Earth will begin in 2027 and end in 2033

NASA has flown the Ingenuity helicopter to Mars 29 times so far. It works on the breast of Mars despite the change of time. Therefore, it is expected to be particularly helpful in collecting samples from the Martian surface. NASA believes it will return to Earth within the next few years. Bell estimates a return-to-Earth orbiter launch in 2027. NASA estimates that it will return to Earth.