You are about to start an engineering project that requires you to complete tasks as efficiently as possible. Many space organizations, like NASA, have been doing this for a while. Look up one probe that is currently studying our solar system, and tell us about it here. Can you also add a link to its official web site?
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Joely Brown
10/14/2011 11:48:16
There is a probe currently on a mission named Rosetta.It is currently on a course with 67P/churyumov-gerasimenko. It is heading for a coment and will deploy landing when it arrives there. It was launched in March 2004 and is intended to finish the job in May 2015. It is from the institution ESA. This info is from WIKIPEDIA. :)
Joely Brown
10/18/2011 02:58:24
Rosetta is to orbit the coment 67P/Churyumov-gerasimenko and study the surface of it.
Jacob Bellaire
10/19/2011 02:02:38
Voyager I is in the heliosheath. This is the transition zone. The space between stars. It is where the solar wind is being blown sideways by a interstellar wind. This makes the solar wind at zero. This probe is about to go further than anything has ever gone. 10/19/2011 16:19:15
NASA had just recently just launched a probe called Juno. Juno launched on August 5, 2011. It will study Jupiter and how it formed. Juno will arrive on Jupiter in July of 2016.
Michael Castaneda
10/19/2011 16:19:44
http://solarsystem.nasa.gov/missions/profile.cfm?MCode=Juno 10/19/2011 16:40:20
didn't they do the Juno launch to learn more about what was below the clouds on Jupiter or more about how our solar system formed???
Russell Sandoval
10/19/2011 17:08:35
I picked the satellite probe Aqua because it sounded intresting. Aqua is a 10/20/2011 02:55:49
The voyager is now at the outermost layer heliosheath where the solar wind is. they are still sending scientific info through the deep space network (DSN). they are on there thirty third launch sense 1997.
Luella Marlow
10/20/2011 04:56:48
A new evolution to our galaxy. -Red Giants as Probes
isaiah dawson
10/20/2011 05:53:47
Mr. Casey
10/20/2011 10:53:18
I'm surprised that no one has posted something on Spirit, or Opportunity! My personal favorite is New Horizons. Someone check that one out.
allie denlinger
10/20/2011 14:44:35
Two identical space probes were sent to the moon on Sat. to uncover mysteries beneath the lunar surface.
Taylor Austin
10/20/2011 15:22:28
09.08.11 - Two interplanetary memorials to victims of the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks reside on Mars in tools from New York used by NASA's Mars rovers Spirit and Opportunity. 10/20/2011 15:37:07
the voyager enter and exited the astroid belt. Launches in 1977.
Nick Porco
10/20/2011 17:00:37
The Mars Science Laboratory is a rover that will test whether Mars was, or is today an environment able to support microbial life and to determine the planet's habitability.
Jenna Gonzalez
10/21/2011 03:08:25
The Lunar Obiter, it was lunched in 1966-2967 it took the 1st pictures of the lunar orbit therefore naming the probe the lunar orbit
Wyatt adams
10/21/2011 03:40:58
Spitnik was the first space prob launched from Russia it was used it save race in the 1900s
Matthew Miller
10/21/2011 04:07:18
The Pioneer 10 was the first space probe to orbit Jupiter. It was launched March 2, 1972. Between July 15 1972 and Febuary 15, 1973 it became the first spacecraft to travel the Asteroid Belt.
Marivy Martinez
10/21/2011 05:59:37
Currently Cassini is exploring Saturn's system.This is from the website Space Today Online. 10/21/2011 07:56:04
In 2006, NASA dispatched an ambassador to the planetary frontier. The New Horizons spacecraft is now halfway between Earth and Pluto, on approach for a dramatic flight past the icy planet and its moons in July 2015. 10/22/2011 07:09:15
I heared about the New Horizons and how it was launcheed on 2006, and that it might land on pluto on 2015. The probe has travellled about 3 billion miles the momment it lands on Pluto.
Nathan H.G.
10/22/2011 18:33:11
"OPPORTUNITY UPDATE: Opportunity Past 21 Miles of Driving! Will Spend Winter at Cape York - sols 2745-2750, October 14-19, 2011"
Brynli McBride
10/23/2011 08:51:02
Adding on about Voyager 1, it is the farthest man made object from planet earth. It has been operating for 34 years, 1 month, and 18 days to the day(October 23, 2011). Also, Voyager 1 constantly sends back data to the "Deep Space Network" 10/23/2011 09:38:01
in 1997 the first mars rover was commissioned, its name was the "Mars Pathfinder Rover" and it was pretty low tech to today's probes. If u wish to read more on how rovers to mars have changed through the years here is the website above.
John C. Hirsch
10/23/2011 09:38:52
http://athena.cornell.edu/the_mission/ 10/23/2011 10:59:11
In 2006, NASA launched New Horizons.The New Horizons spacecraft is now halfway between Earth and Pluto, on approach for a dramatic flight past the icy planet and its moons in July 2015.
Kristen Blake
10/23/2011 15:19:23
A NASA spacecraft has confirmed Einstein's theory of gravity, or general relativity. Gravity Probe B reached measurements that agreed with theoretical predictions for two effects of general relativity, which means that gravity rises when mass bends space and time!
jessica russell
10/23/2011 16:09:56
NASA has launched New Horizon in 2006 it's now between Pluto and Earth, it will land in july 2015.
Dominique Markowicz
10/23/2011 16:56:44
I think that filling up a balloon is related to density because when you fill up a balloon with your own oxegyn it will be less dense than filling it up with a machine because there is more carbon dioxide than oxegyn and oxegyn is more dense than carbon dioxide. I think this because when there is a fire in your house, you are supposed to crawl on the floor because there is where more clean oxegyn there. 10/24/2011 07:33:12
The Adler has launched the most immersive, hands-on exhibition ever created for families at the museum. The exhibition Planet Explorers offers a great space adventure packed with excitement and fun. Each child becomes a space explorer and embarks on an awe-inspiring journey through the Universe to the mysterious Planet X.
Nathan H.G.
11/3/2011 07:30:00
I found out that if your planetary explorer does not work you will be able to use another persons explorer or you can bring in another explorer to use. Comments are closed.
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