First Mars Express Radar Antenna Finally Deployed

PARIS — A radar boom antenna aboard Europe’s Mars Express satellite that had failed to lock into place was successfully deployed May 10-11 after ground controllers maneuvered the satellite to expose the boom to the sun, according to the European Space Age

MARS EXPRESS - ESA

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Mars Express, Facts & Discoveries

Space Research Today, Issue 217 by COSPAR Committee on Space

1: Mars Express wire-grid model. The two dipole arms are parallel

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