"Journey of Hope".... Hope Probe

 

A few hours separate the world from the arrival of the Emirati "Hope Probe" to the capture orbit around Mars, making it the first Arab probe to be launched outside Earth's orbit to explore the Red Planet.

However, the mission's ambitions do not stop there, as the probe, along with its 3 scientific instruments, is expected to capture the first complete image of the Martian atmosphere. The tools will also collect various data points on the atmosphere to measure seasonal and daily changes as well.

This information will provide scientists with an insight into the dynamics of climate and weather in different layers of the Martian atmosphere. This will allow shedding light on how energy and particles, such as oxygen and hydrogen, move through the atmosphere and even how they emerge from Mars.

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