With China creating talks and noises in their recent private Martian Mission launch, there are several countries who had launched and are planning to do so, alongside this.
Most notable is United Arab Emirates' Hope Mars Mission that launched earlier in July this year, with the goal of developing the educational and academic sector, steering away from the scientific exploration that most country does.
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Another would be the long-time space exploration competition of the early ages between the United States and the Soviet Union. It is known that these leaders in the space race have been sending off spacecrafts and rovers to different heavenly bodies like the Moon, Venus, and Mars.
The United States' NASA has also successfully sent their spacecraft named Juno to the gas giant, Jupiter, to orbit and survey the planet, with a new image for Ganymede for the first time.
India's Mars Orbiter Mission (MOM) joined the space race as well, being the first Asian country to successfully send a spacecraft (also the cheapest) to the Red Planet with its Mangalyaan satellite to be in orbit last 2014.
Europe also took part in the space race with several European countries taking part in sending off spacecrafts with surveillance systems such as rovers to various heavenly bodies and planets as part of their space program.
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Written by Isaiah Alonzo
