NASA's ESCAPADE Mission to Mars Launches on Blue Origin's New Glenn Rocket
TL;DR
NASA's ESCAPADE mission, launching in early November, will deploy twin satellites, Blue and Gold, to study Mars's magnetic fields and atmosphere in 3D, helping scientists understand atmospheric loss and space weather effects crucial for future human missions to Mars.
- NASA's ESCAPADE mission to Mars—twin satellites dubbed Blue and Gold will launch in early November Phys.org
- Blue Origin New Glenn (NG-2) - ESCAPADE Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex
- Embry-Riddle students contribute to NASA's Mars mission Yahoo
- 🚀 Launch Alert | We're targeting New Glenn's second launch no earlier than Sunday, November 9, from LC-36. NG-2 will send @NASA's ESCAPADE twin spacecraft on their journey to Mars and carry a @viasat technology demonstration for @NASASpaceOps' X
- Second New Glenn launch set for Nov. 9 SpaceNews
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