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Mars, NASA and ESCAPADE

Next stop, not Mars: What's ahead for NASA's newly launched ESCAPADE Red Planet probes

For the first time in more than five years, humanity has launched a mission to Mars — but it won't be arriving at the Red Planet anytime soon. NASA's twin ESCAPADE probes launched Thursday (Nov. 13) on the second-ever flight of Blue Origin's powerful New Glenn rocket.

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Let's go on an ESCAPADE: NASA's small, low-cost orbiters will examine Mars' atmosphere

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New Glenn launches NASA’s ESCAPADE Mars mission, lands booster

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Blue Origin Launches Huge Rocket Carrying Twin NASA Spacecraft to Mars

Blue Origin launched its huge New Glenn rocket Thursday with a pair of NASA spacecraft destined for Mars.

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Blue Origin's New Glenn rocket deploys Mars satellites, sticks booster landing

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Jeff Bezos’ Blue Origin launches landmark Mars mission in New Glenn rocket’s first big test

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Jeff Bezos’s Blue Origin launches rocket carrying Nasa spacecraft destined for Mars

It was only the second flight of the rocket that Jeff Bezos’ company and NASA are counting on to get people and supplies to the moon — and it was a complete success.

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Blue Origin launches New Glenn rocket, with 2 Mars-bound satellites aboard

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NASA postpones Blue Origin's New Glenn rocket launch attempt, citing solar activity

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Blue Origin’s New Glenn rocket launches twin probes on trip to Mars — and scores a booster touchdown

Blue Origin used its New Glenn rocket to launch twin probes that will study Mars' atmosphere and ionosphere — and then recovered the booster.

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Blue Origin Lands Fully Reusable Booster After Launching Spacecraft to Mars

Blue Origin’s New Glenn rocket booster landed on a floating platform in the Atlantic Ocean on Thursday, November 13, after launching NASA’s Escape and Plasma Acceleration and Dynamics Explorers (ESCAPADE) twin spacecraft from Cape Canaveral.

Rocket Lab-Built Twin Spacecraft Begin Mars Journey for NASA and UC Berkeley’s ESCAPADE Mission

Rocket Lab-Built Twin Spacecraft Begin Mars Journey for NASA and UC Berkeley’s ESCAPADE Mission Twin satellites built by Rocket Lab for NASA and the University of California Berkeley’s Space Sciences Laboratory have been successfully launched on a mission to Mars,

Bay Area scientists set to launch mission to Mars that could help pave way for human trips

“It’s a huge privilege to be leading a mission to Mars,” said Robert Lillis, the UC Berkeley planetary scientist leading the international team of researchers, over email. “ (ESCAPADE) will give us a whole new set of ‘eyes’ in understanding how space weather buffets Mars’ atmosphere … It’s hugely significant.”