Mission to Mars, artwork

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Mission to Mars, artwork

Mission to Mars. Computer artwork of a manned spacecraft firing its thrusters in order to leave Earth-orbit at the beginning of a hypothetical future mission to study Mars largest moon, Phobos

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Astrogeology Astronautical Engineering Astronautics Astronomical Art Command Module Earth Orbit Firing Future Human Spaceflight Hypothetical Manned Mars Martian Mission Orbit Orbiting Orion Phobos Planetary Science Solar System Space Art Space Craft Space Exploration Space Ship Space Ships Space Technology System Terrestrial Planets The Red Planet Thruster Thrusters

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