#mars express

[yoan-le-grall]

[spacecdt]

Mars, as seen by ESA's Mars Express satellite

[furiroad]

MARS EXPRESS, 2023. Dir. Jérémie Périn

[olvaheiner]

Mars Express (2023)

Directed by Jérémie Périn

[gebo4482]

Mars Express Trailer #1 (2024)

Dir: Jérémie Périn

[amayasnep]

Terra Sabaea and Arabia Terra – ESA Mars Express

One of my all-time favourite images of Mars is this enhanced colour image captured by ESA's Mars Express orbiter on 17 June 2019. It shows a beautiful slice of the Red Planet stretching from the north polar cap to the northern rim of Hellas Planitia, highlighting the crater surface of Terra Sabaea and Arabia Terra. The original image has a resolution of about 1 km/pixel.

To the north, two craters stand out to me: Lyot (a complex crater in Vastitas Borealis) and Moreux (a smaller but visually darker crater in a geologically complex region of Arabia Terra). Near the centre of frame are a pair of large but shallow craters: Cassini and Tikhonravov. To the south lies Huygens, the largest crater on Mars with a well defined rim.

About the mission

Mars Express was launched from the Baikonur Cosmodrome on 2 June 2003 and entered into orbit around Mars in record time on 25 December 2003. It's the second longest lasting Mars orbiter in history after NASA's 2001 Mars Odyssey orbiter.

Due to its flexibility and importance in the study of Mars, the mission has been repeatedly extended to as far out as 2026, with a further provisional extension to 2028 likely. It's hard to believe that this was the same orbiter that deployed the failed Beagle 2 lander to the Martian surface almost 20 years ago.

[memser]

im desperately pining for a digital or physical release of mars express- i need everyone to see this movie now!!!

[melissa-s23]

Went and saw Mars Express, a french animated sf movie.

Honestly? I recommand it!! It's very good and you exit the theatre with head FILLED with thoughts, it's great.

Please go check it out if you can!

[maluron]

got to see <i>Mars Express</i>, yay!!

* loved it

* totally worth the wait (six years?)

* i bet US audiences will hate the ending though (provided they even get a release in the first place--wouldn't bet on it but one can hope?)

* oops i totally forgot to wear my hoodie & pins to the theater oops

* excUse mE the unicorn synthbot's design makes no sense, how does she not impale her owner when he wants her to suck him off?

[geekcavepodcast]

Mars Express Teaser Trailer

Set in 2200, Mars Express follows detective Aline Ruby and her android partner Carlos Riveria who are searching for a notorious hacker. "On Mars, they descend deep into the underbelly of the planet’s capital city where they uncover a darker story of brain farms, corruption, and a missing girl who holds a secret about the robots that threatens to change the face of the universe." (GKids Films)

Mars Express hails from Jérémie Périn.

[movieposters1]

[yoan-le-grall]

[billnuefan]

Now, for the second half of 2024's animated films.

Woody Woodpecker Goes to Camp: a very tropes underdog camp story with lots of typical and surprisingly autistic coded characters, but is honestly kinda a guilty pleasure in terms of these movies with some funny humor and great animation

Mars Express:

Spy X Family Code White:

Red vs. Blue Restoration:

Thelma The Unicorn:

IF:

The Garfield Movie:

[furiroad]

I'm fine. Get her.

MARS EXPRESS (2023), Dir. Jérémie Périn

[roversrovers]

Favorite currently active Mars orbiter?

Thank you so much for the question!

This is tough because you can probably easily argue for all of them, but I think I'll go with Mars Express because as a European it just makes me a different kind of happy and excited that we got our own orbiter up there :D

However 2001 Mars Odyssey has the objectively best name and probably would be my fave if I wasn't European.

What's yours?

[gebo4482]

"Mars Express" New Image

Jérémie Périn