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The UAE’s Hope probe has shared two new images of Mars taken late last month. The probe’s Emirates Mars Ultraviolet Spectrometer took the images of atomic hydrogen surrounding Mars on April 24 and 25 after transitioning to the science orbit. “This is the first mission to any planet that has been able to make images from different points of view over the course of a day,” a statement said. The Emirates Ultraviolet Spectrometer (EMUS) took images of atomic hydrogen surrounding Mars on 24 & 25 April 2021 after transitioning to the Science Orbit. EMM is the first mission at any planet th...

May 7, 2021 On 9 February, a new object successfully began to orbit Mars: an un-crewed spacecraft called the Hope Probe. The mission has already returned the first image of Mars, taken by Hope’s Emirates eXploration Imager from an altitude of 24 700 km. Led by the Mohammed Bin Rashid Space Centre (MBRSC), the Hope Probe is the first interplanetary mission for the United Arab Emirates (UAE), the fifth country in history to reach the red planet. It will also be the first spacecraft to capture a complete picture of the Martian atmosphere and its layers during different times of the day and dif...

The first photo of Mars delivered by the UAE's Hope probe is glorious The United Arab Emirates' Hope spacecraft entered Mars orbit last week and already sent a simply dazzling image of the red planet. Listen - 01:42 The first image of Mars snapped by the Al Amal, or Hope, spacecraft. The photo was captured at a distance of 15,500 miles from the planet's surface. Emirates Mars Mission/Mohamed Bin Zayed Mars is the place to be this month. Two spacecraft have already entered orbit around the red planet: ...

The picture the Martian north pole and Olympus Mons, the planet’s largest volcano

SHARJAH: The successful entry of the UAE’s Hope probe into orbit around Mars is a historic event on the scientific, educational, and strategic levels. Indeed, for the first time ever, an Arab nation has gone beyond applied space science and technology (satellites, essentially) and successfully invested and engaged in space exploration. It is important to underline the