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The British Space Agency has launched a contest for the name of the rover that will go on the planet Mars in search of signs of life according to astronaut Tim Peake at the Farnborough International Air Show according to the European Space Agency
The rover, built in the UK, is expected to be launched in 2020. It is part of ESA's ExoMars mission and will explore the evolution of the red planet and living conditions. collect samples that are found He will then badyze them with instruments in a fully automated workshop on Mars. The robotic vehicle is scheduled to land on Mars in March 2021 and will use solar panels to produce electricity to survive the cold nights of the red planet.
Another part of the ExoMars mission, the Trace Gas Orbiter, is already in orbit around Mars, examining atmospheric gases badociated with active geological and biological processes, ESA points out.
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