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Lost in space: Nasa’s Mars probe Maven declared dead after months of silence

Lost in space: Nasa’s Mars probe Maven declared dead after months of silence
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NASA has officially declared the Maven Mars orbiter dead after six months of radio silence following a technical failure. The mission, which launched in 2013, provided significant data on the Martian atmosphere and supported surface rover operations.

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The loss of the Maven probe marks the end of a decade-long scientific mission that was instrumental in understanding the evolution of Mars.

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Nasa's Maven spacecraft has been declared dead after six months of radio silence.

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The article is a factual report on a space agency mission status update.

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