NASA has selected Relativity Space, a rocket company led by former Google executive Eric Schmidt, to launch its Aeolus payload to Mars in 2028. This decision is part of a new public-private partnership, where Relativity Space will be responsible for the spacecraft, rocket, and cruise operations necessary for the mission. The Aeolus payload will include four instruments designed to study the Martian atmosphere, providing data on winds, temperatures, dust, and clouds, which will aid in the development of entry, descent, and landing systems.
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NASA selects Relativity Space for 2028 Mars mission
NASA has chosen Relativity Space to launch its Aeolus payload to Mars in 2028. The partnership will see Relativity Space handle the spacecraft and rocket operations, with the payload designed to gather atmospheric data on Mars.
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