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US National Space Administration decided satisfy the request of enthusiasts from the Russian Federation and take a picture of Mars. Russians contacted representatives institutions over the Internet a few weeks ago and asked about similar service.
Why do our compatriots need this? The fact is that somewhere far on the Red Planet are still debris crowned laurels of the Soviet interplanetary automatic station called “Mars-6,” which was launched there on August 5, 1973. Photographs taken by Americans can detect what is left of the device.
Multifunctional American Mars Rover “Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter “successfully captured the surface of the planet. In connection with the fact that all the photo and video materials received by NASA become in the public domain, they will soon be published on official flight management website, and each of us, including Russian astronomers, at the request of which photos were taken, can see them. By the way, on Mars, and not such a thing can be found, so what is the probe photo of an animal on Mars obtained by the probe.
Soviet station “Mars-6” ceased to show signs of life March 12, 1974, completely losing contact with the Earth. Vitaly Egorov, a leader of amateur astronomers from Russia, previously contributed to finding remnants on the red planet Mars rover “Mars-3”. Inspired by this success, enthusiasts decided continue your activity further, looking for the debris of others apparatuses.
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