Mission to Mars

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You are an alien detective that's just been assigned to a mission on Mars. Try to unravel the mystery of the red planet by solving each of the very difficult levels in order to uncover the final secret. Have Fun!

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Fun Facts about NASA's Mission to Mars

According to Baseline Mag the journey to Mars extends 352 million miles. NASA first mission to Mars was with Mariner 4, it was a flyby which happend in 1964. Since the first spacecraft was sent to Mars was launched in the 60s, there have been at least 70 missions that have been launched to the Red Planet or have flown by it on their way to other solar system bodies. If you count orbiting telescopes such as Hubble Space Telescope that have looked at Mars from near-Earth regions, the number is even higher. The hope is one day to send humans to Mars, but lack of space program funding might prevent this from happening for decades to come.

Fun Facts About Mars

According to PlanetsForKids.org there are many fun facts for kids to learn about the planet Mars. It is easy to forget that Earth is not the only planet in the solar system. Seven (or eight if you include Pluto) other planets whiz around the sun just like ours. Of those planets, none of them are closer or more engaging to the imagination than Mars. The Red Planet, as Mars is often called, is the fourth planet from the sun. Mars has both North and South polar ice caps, much like Earth. Also like Earth, both ice caps are made mostly of frozen water. While a year on Mars might be almost twice as long as a year on Earth, the length of a day there is almost identical. A Martian day is 24 hours and 39 minutes long, less than an hour longer than a day on Earth. Mars is covered by craters from objects like asteroids and meteorites hitting the planet. Today, 43,000 such craters have been found and that only includes the large ones.

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