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UAE Mars mission: Hope probe successfully enters Mars orbit - what is the purpose of the mission?

UAE Mars mission: Hope probe successfully enters Mars orbit - what is the purpose of the mission? Chelsea Rocks © A demonstration of what the probe would look like as it approaches Mars (Picture: MBRSC) Tuesday 9 February will go down in history as a groundbreaking moment for the United Arab Emirates, as the country s Hope probe spacecraft successfully entered Mars Orbit, the first to do so by the country. Engineers and scientists at the station in Dubai achieved the hardest part of their greatest mission yet on their first attempt, the Hope Probe’s successful has ranked the UAE as only the fifth country ever to reach the red planet.

Breaking: UAE s Hope Probe reaches Mars orbit

The UAE Emirates Mars Mission (EMM), the first interplanetary mission undertaken by an Arab nation, made a major milestone for the mission as the Hope Probe

The UAE s Hope Probe is arriving at Mars and will attempt to orbit it

The UAE’s Hope Probe is arriving at Mars and will attempt to orbit it The United Arab Emirates’ first mission to Mars will arrive at the red planet on Tuesday and will attempt a tricky maneuver to place it in orbit. The Emirates Mars Mission is known as the Hope Probe, and it is expected to arrive at Mars and send back a signal confirming it’s in orbit. “The historic moment is here. The Delta V thrusters of the #HopeProbe has been fired. We are officially in the Mars Orbit Insertion phase,” according to a tweet from the mission’s Twitter account around 10:42 a.m. ET.

UAE Hope Probe Mars Mission: How to watch the event

File picture In an historic day for the nation, the UAE’s Hope Probe Mars Mission is due to enter the Red Planet’s orbit, with the manoeuvre starting from 7:30 pm UAE time. The Probe has to slow down in a highly complex procedure called the Mars Orbit Insertion (MOI) to achieve entry. The MOI will last an uninterrupted 27 minutes. Nearly half of the fuel will be spent to slow the Hope Probe down enough to capture Mars’ orbit. During this time, the speed of the spacecraft will decelerate from its cruising speed of 121,000 kmph down to 18,000 kmph. The Hope Probe approaches Mars with such a velocity that it will slingshot around it and continue into deep space if it hasn t slowed down to the level where it can be captured by the planet s gravity.

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