NASA unveils new Mars probe

NASA unveils new Mars probe

CAPE CANAVERAL, United States - NASA unveiled to the press July 20 the new Mars probe (L) to be launched in August at the Kennedy Space Center in Florida, on July 20. At right back is a cover to wrap the probe to be placed on the top of a rocket.

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