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We have sent probes that have flown past Saturn. The Cassini space probe is currently in orbit around the planet. It is impossible to land anything on Saturn because it does not have a surface. We have, however, landed a probe on Titan, Saturn's largest moon.
You couldn't survive on Mercury. It's too close to the sun and you would die. i think if you take good equipment you can survie but its impossible.
Project Mercury was the first human spaceflight program by the United States, aimed at putting a man into orbit around Earth. The capsules typically completed one orbit in approximately 90 minutes. The longest manned mission in the Mercury program was the Mercury-Atlas 9, which orbited the Earth for nearly 34 hours.
A mercury spillage refers to the accidental release of mercury from a container or product, leading to contamination of the surrounding environment. Mercury is a toxic heavy metal that can pose serious health risks if not cleaned up properly. Specialized procedures and equipment are often required to safely handle and remove mercury spills.
He was in Project Mercury.
Project Mercury was created in 1959.
what do you think.. Yes. Project mercury did land on mercury... False. Project Mercury was a mission to put a man into orbit, not a planetary probe. So...no; no craft, probe or anything associated with this mission went to Mercury, orbited Mercury or did anything involving Mercury.
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Project Mercury.
The two projects before project Apollo were Project Mercury and Project Gemini. Project Mercury was the first human spaceflight program in the United States, while Project Gemini was the second program that focused on developing space travel techniques to prepare for the Apollo missions to the moon.
The NASA project following Project Mercury was called Project Gemini. It served as a bridge between Mercury and Apollo, testing new technologies and techniques needed for the later moon-landing missions.
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The project's name had nothing to do with the planet Mercury. At the time, the United States was in a race with the Soviet Union to put a man into space orbit first; Mercury is the Roman God most often associated with speed, and speed was the impetus for the competition.
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