The United States National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) and the European Space Agency (ESA) have new plans to share how to bring fragments of Mars samples to Earth in the near future. 



A news conference on the return of samples to Mars is planned for July 27 at 11 a.m. EDT. The project aims to bring samples from Mars collected by the Mars Perseverance rover to Earth in early 2033. 

The Martian samples will be analyzed for signs of ancient Martian life, including information about the evolution of the Red Planet over thousands of years.

In addition, the public is being asked to comment on an environmental assessment of the mission in May, which may be conducted independently. online, Also read: US Secretary of State seeks to strengthen ties amid Palestinian-Israeli ceasefire NASA considered this during mission development and plans to issue a draft environmental impact statement in 2022.


There have been changes to the design of Mars exploration missions, most of which took place in March when the coalition decided to build a second lander, believing they could support the mission. The Mars sampling process began with the first lander mission. 

Which sent the NASA-developed Mars Ascent Vehicle (MAV) to the surface of the red planet. Meanwhile, the second lander carries an instrument built by ESA to explore the continuum. Take the rover later Get money Continue to collect in the Crater Lake on Mars, the rover will put them in the MAV