Probe Collection (page 9)

Huygens probe heat shield. Close-up of the outer surface of the 2.7-metre-wide heat shield (aeroshell) of the Huygens probe

Huygens probe mounted on heat shield. The 1.3-metre-wide probe is at centre, with struts attaching it to a supportive framework (upper left)

Atomic force microscopy methods, artwork
Atomic force microscopy methods. Artwork showing the methods of operation of an atomic force microscope and a graph of the results on different surfaces

Luna lander. Model of a Luna spacecraft lander. This was part of the Luna programme, a series of unmanned spacecraft missions sent to the Moon by the Soviet Union between 1959 and 1976

Vega orbiter. Model of the Vega probes orbital module, which was used as part of the international Vega mission. This was launched in December 1984, to study Venus and the tail of Halleys Comet

Luna orbiter. Model of a Luna 10 spacecraft orbiting module. This Soviet unmanned spacecraft was first launched during the Luna 10 mission in March 1966

Vega lander. Model of the Vega probes descent vehicle, which was used as part of the international Vega mission, launched in December 1984, to study Venus and the tail of Halleys Comet

Phobos spacecraft. Model of a Phobos spacecraft. This was part of the Phobos programme, where two unmanned probes, Phobos 1 and Phobos 2

Surveyor lunar lander test model
Surveyor lunar lander. This is a ground test model. Between 1966 and 1968 the surveyor program sent seven robotic probes to the moon in preparation for the manned Apollo program

Water rail feeding. The water rail (Rallus aquaticus) is a small wetland bird whose breeding habitat is marshes and reed beds across Europe and Asia

Canyoneer illuminated in the depths of a narrow canyon in the Dirty Devil Canyon system of southern Utah. (MR)

Selection of UFO journals
A selection of UFO journals, namely Lumieres dans la Nuit, Flying Saucers, Probe, Bufora Journal, FSR, and Auro Journal

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Exploring the vast mysteries of our universe, probes have become our eyes and ears in space. 🚀✨ From Jupiter's mesmerizing moon Io captured by New Horizons to the stunning artwork depicting Curiosity rover on Mars, these technological marvels continue to push boundaries and expand our knowledge. The Cassini spacecraft gracefully orbits Saturn, providing breathtaking images of its majestic rings and enigmatic moon Titan. Accompanied by the awe-inspiring artwork showcasing Cassini-Huygens probe at Saturn, we are reminded of humanity's insatiable curiosity. Mars has been a focal point for exploration with rovers like the Mars Exploration Rover and Curiosity tirelessly traversing its rugged terrain. The captivating artwork featuring Curiosity rover on Mars reminds us of mankind's determination to uncover the secrets hidden within this red planet. Not limited to just Mars, probes have also ventured beyond Earth's orbit. With spacecraft mapping the lunar surface or capturing Venus radar map revealing its North Pole, we gain a deeper understanding of celestial bodies closer to home. Beagle 2 landing on Mars marked an incredible milestone as it touched down successfully on Martian soil. A testament to human ingenuity and perseverance in exploring new frontiers. Voyager spacecraft embarked on an epic journey through our solar system, capturing breathtaking images along their path. Their legacy lives on as Voyager 1 becomes the first man-made object entering interstellar space—a remarkable feat that continues to inspire generations. These probes remind us that there is so much more waiting to be discovered beyond what meets the eye. As they venture into uncharted territories and unravel cosmic wonders, they ignite our imagination and fuel our desire for further exploration.