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'Best. Mars. Mission. Ever.' Scientists hail MAVEN's legacy as NASA retires Red Planet orbiter

NASA's MAVEN orbiter retires after a decade of groundbreaking Mars research.

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NASA retired the MAVEN orbiter, and the spacecraft has gone dark. Scientists hailed the mission's legacy in unlocking the secrets of the Red Planet.

Epilogue added 24d ago, after coverage quieted.

The brief

NASA has retired the Mars Atmosphere and Volatile Evolution (MAVEN) orbiter after a decade of service. The spacecraft has been instrumental in studying Mars' atmosphere and its interaction with the sun and solar wind.

Coverage from Yahoo, NPR, and Space emphasizes MAVEN's significant contributions to understanding the Red Planet. The Union-Recorder and ClearIAS note the end of the mission.

Watch for updates on NASA's future Mars missions and the legacy of data collected by MAVEN.

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Quick answers

What is MAVEN?

MAVEN is the Mars Atmosphere and Volatile Evolution orbiter, a NASA spacecraft designed to study Mars' upper atmosphere.

How long was MAVEN operational?

MAVEN was operational for a decade before its retirement.

What were MAVEN's main contributions?

MAVEN provided valuable data on Mars' atmosphere and its interaction with the sun and solar wind.

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