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ExoMars Rosalind Franklin Mission

Future Mission

Rosalind Franklin, the European Space Agency's ExoMars rover, named for a pioneering DNA researcher, is part of a series of missions designed to study the potential for past life on the Red Planet.

Type

Rover

Launch

No earlier than 2028

Target

Mars

Objective

Provide clues about the potential for life on Mars

Goals	Provide clues about the potential for life on Mars
Proposed Launch	No earlier than 2028
Science Target	Mars
Type	Rover, Lander
Agency	European Space Agency, in partnership with NASA
Mission Website	ESA ExoMars

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