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HubbleSite - Team Hubble - Hubble against Earth's Horizon

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Trace Gas Orbiter
Launch: March 14, 2016
Mars Arrival: October 19, 2016
Science Operations: December 2017

Schiaparelli EDL Demonstration Module
Release from Orbiter: Oct 16, 2016
Entry, Descent, & Landing: Oct 19, 2016

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Opportunity- Is one of the most well known rovers, as it is making more and more discoveries. Opportunity is nearly 5,000 martian days done out of its planned 90 day exploration. Launched July 7th, 2003(present)
Curiosity- On the other side of Mars you will find another rover called curiosity, who is nearly on its 1,500th (martian) day. Launched on November 26th, 2011(present)
Spirit- Spirit also known as MER-A, which was on Mars from around 2004 to 2010(past)

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-In January 2017 ESA’s new solar orbiter, SOLO, will launch to the Sun.
-In December 2017 the Orion spacecraft will go on an unmanned flight around the Moon.
-In January 2018,  Inspiration Mars will launch two people to Mars on a 501-day mission to flyby the Red Planet and return to Earth.

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A space probe is a robotic spacecraft that scientist send to space and then it leaves earth's orbit and explores space.

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-Explorer 1 was the first U.S satellite
-Sputnik 1 Was the first artificial earth satellite
-Voyager 1 will explore the outermost edge of earth's domain
- The Mariner 9  contributed greatly to the exploration of Mars

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Five Lunar Orbiter missions were launched in 1966 through 1967 to look for places on the moon to land.

Mars 2 - May 19, 1971 to November 27, 1971 | 269 days

Mars 3 - May 28, 1971 to December 2, 1971 | 264 days

Mariner 9 - May, 30 1971 to November 14, 1971 | 348 days

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Dec 2014

John Anderson, retired astrophysicist from Caltech JPL has noticed something
unusual:

"There is something very strange going on with spacecraft motions. We have no convincing
explanation for either the Pioneer anomaly or the flyby anomaly." The fact this effect seems most evident with flybys most asymmetrical with respect to Earth's equator "suggests that the anomaly is related to Earth's rotation," Anderson said.

One possible explanation might be that solar system is accelerating through space.

- See more at: SPACE.COM - NASA Baffled by Unexplained Force Acting on Space Probes
Giant Stealth Planet May Explain Rain of Comets from Solar System's Edge
More scientists need a companion star - or at least a very big planet!

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NASA Baffled by Unexplained Force Acting on Space Probes

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Dec 2014 John Anderson, retired astrophysicist from Caltech JPL has noticed something unusual: "There is something very strange going on with spacecraft motions. We have no convincing explanation for either the Pioneer anomaly or the flyby anomaly."

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Landed spacecraft can make detailed observations of small areas, but to cover a wider range, spacecrafts can carry robots to rove over surfaces called rovers

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A rover is space exploration vehicle made to move across the surface of a planet or other celestial bodies to make discoveries on a larger scale than any other robot could.

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A Lander is a strong lightweight structure that has a structure that consists of beams and sheets from a "composite" material. The Lander's beams are made out of carbon-based layers of graphite fiber woven into a fabric. A Lander will most of the time hold a Rover inside. A Lander is used to explore planets.

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The Hubble space telescope's  launch in 1990.
It is a telescope that orbits earth, above the atmosphere.
It's used to give a view of the universe that ground-based telescopes can't get.
Hubble's first mission showed that the fuzzy patches of light in the night sky were actually other galaxies, far away, and proved that the universe was expanding.
The Hubble telescope  mission now will continue to send images of the universe back to earth.

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Orbiters are spacecrafts that go into space and are controlled by humans on Earth. They collect data and samples in space. Humans can control the speed they are going to get them into a space object's atmosphere. The space object has gravity which holds the orbiter in orbit around it.

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Orbiters are useful for many reasons. One reason they are useful is because they can send locations of things on the atmosphere. They can send these to  Earth so people on Earth can learn where different objects in space are and what is happening in space. They can also collect samples on space. For example, rocks in the atmosphere and dust samples.