NASA’s Perseverance rover has now spent its first months on the surface of Mars. The testing and deployment phase is proceeding well, and after the first technology demonstration with the Ingenuity helicopter, the rover is commencing the continuous scientific measurements. With the arrival of the humidity and pressure measurement instruments onboard Perseverance, the first meteorological network on another planet is being created.

NASA’s Perseverance rover, launched in July 2020, is landing on Mars on February 18. The Perseverance is carrying several scientific instruments on board, including Finnish-made humidity and pressure instrumentation.

International collaboration takes Vaisala and the Finnish Meteorological Institute (FMI) to Mars onboard NASA’s Mars 2020 Perseverance rover. The rover is scheduled to launch on July 30, 2020. Vaisala’s sensor technology combined with FMI’s measurement instrumentation will be used to obtain accurate and reliable pressure and humidity data from the surface of the red planet.

The role of foreign investment and industrial co-operation in creating knowledge-based offsetting agreements specifically aimed at the UAE's emerging space programme was the focus at the 2015 Technology Co-operation & Investment Conference, which took place on day two of Dubai Airshow.

Signed gift given in recognition of the UAE and USA's friendship

Company expands launch services to meet growing demand for routine, predictable access to space, removing cost and access barriers for commercial and governmental organizations

Two passenger airlines soon will test NASA-developed software designed to help air carriers save time and reduce fuel consumption and carbon emissions.

NASA's mission to send astronauts to deep space destinations where no other human has traveled has taken another important step forward with the completion of a critical milestone for the Orion spacecraft currently in production.

ARCA Space Corporation Leverages Southern New Mexico's Full Suite of Aerospace Capabilities

Deep clean prepares facility for rover's assembly

Ten years after Hurricane Katrina formed in the Atlantic, construction of NASA's next-generation hurricane-observing satellite mission now is underway in Texas.

NASA has selected eight university-led proposals to study innovative, early stage technologies that will address high-priority needs of America's space program.