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Phobos-Grunt
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Where did Phobos-Grunt Crash?
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Reports from senior Russian military officials indicate that Phobos-Grunt crashed into the Pacific. 1250 km west of Wellington Island at...
When and Where Could Phobos-Grunt Crash?
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Updates on Phobos-Grunt landing site. UPDATE: Reports from senior Russian military officials indicate that Phobos-Grunt crashed into...
Beware of False Phobos-Grunt Reentry Information
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Reporting on the Russian Phobos-Grunt mission has been checkered with inaccuracies. Please ensure that when you hear or read something abo...
ESA Ceases Attempts to Communicate with Phobos-Grunt
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Quick update for all of those that don't follow @MarsTravel on Twitter : The European Space Agency (ESA) has stopped attempting to c...
Response From NASA Regarding Assistance Provided to Roscosmos for Phobos-Grunt
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As posted earlier , I called NASA to inquire about reports that they are prohibited from assisting Phobos-Grunt due to the Chinese orbite...
NASA Prohibited from Helping Phobos-Grunt?
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EDIT: DEBUNKED! I got a response back from NASA. Check it out here ! Disturbing reports have emerged that NASA has been forbidden from...
Mars Photo of the Day - Nov 23 2011
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Today's Image of Mars is of Phobos , the larger of the two Martian moons and, if the mission can be saved, the destination for Roscosm...
Contact Made with Phobos-Grunt - Mission May Proceed
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ESA Tracking station in Perth, Australia Image Credit: ESA On Tuesday (Nov 22 2011) at 20:25 UT a tracking station based in Perth, Aus...
Phobos-Grunt, Yinghuo-1 and LIFE Remain in Earth's Orbit
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The engines aboard Phobos-Grunt , which is also carrying Yinghuo-1 and the Living Interplanetary Flight Experiment (LIFE) , failed to fir...
Live Stream of Phobos-Grunt and Yinghuo-1 Launch
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See the live stream of the joint Phobos-Grunt and Yinghuo-1 launch to the Martian Moon Phobos and Mars, respectively. spacefligh...
China's First Mars Probe Set for October Launch
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China's first Mars probe is on course to launch in October of this year. Yinghuo-1 (萤火一号) is a joint operation with Russia and will sea...
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