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MAVEN successfully reached Mars after a 10 month, 442 million mile journey from Earth. It has now entered orbit around Mars and will study the planet's upper atmosphere to help scientists understand what happened to Mars's water and support future manned missions to Mars planned for the 2030s. Currently, MAVEN is one of four spacecraft orbiting Mars, collecting atmospheric data to reveal clues about the planet's climate history.
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![MAVEN REACHES MARS
MAVEN trav e l e d 4 4 2 m i l l i o n m i l e s t o t h e r e d p l a n e t
• NASA’s MAVEN spacecraft reached Mars on Sunday evening.
• The craft made the 442 million mile trips in 10 months.
• MAVEN is now orbiting Mars collecting atmospheric data.
• Scientists want to know what happened to water on Mars.
• They believe the upper atmosphere may hold clues.
• There are 3 other crafts orbiting Mars right now.
• NASA hopes to send astronauts to Mars in the 2030s.
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