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Nozomi

Nozomi

Did not reach its destination.

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Last modified: 2026-07-23 14:55

Tags: Nozomi; Mars; IMI

Nozomi

Launch: 1998
Destination: Mars
Instrument: IMI
Status: Failure

2025-03-06: New research unveils the dynamic battle between Mars atmosphere and the solar wind
2024-09-19: New study in Nature uncovers unexpected interaction between Mars and the solar wind
Planetary Ionospheres
Planetary Magnetospheres
2022-09-26: New research explains physical processes of Mars and Venus plasma environments
2011: Phobos-Grunt and Yinghuo-1 (Mars)
1988: Phobos 1 and 2 (Mars)
2003: Mars Express (Mars)
2017-12-07: Mars' atmosphere well protected from the solar wind
2004-09-22: Erosion of the Martian atmosphere by the solar wind – article in Science
2004-03-16: Swedish ASPERA-3 on board Mars Express is healthy and beginning to produce its first exciting scientific results
1996: Mars-96 (Mars)

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Venus Orbiter Mission (Venus)
2027: Turkish Lunar Mission – AYAP-1 (Moon)
2024: Chang'e 6 (Moon)
2029: Comet Interceptor (comet)
2010: Prisma (PRIMA) (Earth)
2013: Swarm (Earth)
2008: Chandrayaan-1 (Moon)
2023: JUICE (Jupiter)
2000: Cluster (Earth)
1998: Astrid-2 (Earth)
2003: SMART-1 (Moon)
1995: Interball-1 and 2 (Earth)
1995: Astrid – 1 (Earth)
1997: Cassini (Saturn)
1992: Freja (Earth)
2000: Munin (Earth)
2004: Rosetta (Comet 67-P/Churyumov-Gerasimenko)
1990: Ulysses (Sun)
1986: Viking (Earth)
2005: Venus Express (Venus)
2015: MMS (Earth)
2018: BepiColombo (Mercury)
2018: Chang’e 4 (Moon)
2020: Solar Orbiter (Sun)
2004: Double Star TC-2 (Earth)
1968: Esro 1 Aurorae (Earth)
1969: Esro 1 Boreas (Earth)
1972: Esro 4 (Earth)
1977: Geos 1 (Earth)
1978: Geos 2 (Earth)
1985: Giotto (Comet Halley)
1978: Prognoz-7 (Earth)
1980: Prognoz-8 (Earth)

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