It doesn't. It radios its data back to Earth. there is no need for the actual rover to come back. Nothing should be brought back from Mars unless it is proven lifeless, as Martian life may be dangerous to Earth life, like us!
The lunar rover was never returned to Earth...it still sits on the Moon today and probably will for many years to come.
After Earth, the next planet in our solar system is Mars. It is the fourth planet from the Sun, located between Earth and Jupiter. Mars is known as the "Red Planet" due to its reddish appearance, caused by iron oxide on its surface.
The distance between Earth and Mars depends on their alignment (i.e. relative locations within their orbit) to one another. The closest they ever come is 55.7x10^6km (or 55,700,000m), and the furthest they can be is 401.3x10^6km (or 401,300,000m).
Apollo 11 started its process back to Earth on July 21, 1969.
It is unknown. What has been proven though is that Mars used to have an atmosphere similar like earth (this is necessary to support life) also it is possible that mars has had liquid water before (pressure is needed to keep it in liquid form, and pressure comes from atmospheres), which is also necessary for life, as far as we know. (dried up riverbeds and channels are found on mars surface). in addition to the possible past liquid water, it is also a theory that mars has water still, wether in gas or solid form underneath the surface. A possible fossilized rock has been found as well. the rock has not been proven to be an actual fossil, but many people think it is fossilized bacteria, or in other words, life. If it IS bacteria, it is does not necessarily prove that it came from mars though. It could have come from earth due to the theory that mars and earth collided in early years, or come from earth from an impact big enough to send rock into space, then mars pulled it with its gravity. it is possible that it has come from another planet/object as well. Life on Mars is a big mystery. Mars is the planet most like earth, and the planet most likely to be able to support life as well, but it is still unproven that there has been life on mars, or even if there IS life on mars.
Mars come after Earth
Actually mars will come close to earth on August 27th 2009!
No, they are from Earth. The Mars name is the company founder’s last name.
it takes at least 45,900,000,000,000,000
No, Mars is in a stable orbit, and isn't going to come anywhere near Earth.
Getting back from Mars poses numerous challenges, including the risks associated with landing on Earth after a long journey through space, potential health issues from extended exposure to space radiation and reduced gravity, and the need for precise timing and navigation during re-entry into Earth's atmosphere. Additionally, the logistics of launching a return mission from Mars, including the availability of fuel and resources, further complicate the process.
They got bored on Mars.
no astronaut was ever sent to mars
The lunar rover was never returned to Earth...it still sits on the Moon today and probably will for many years to come.
After Earth, the next planet in our solar system is Mars. It is the fourth planet from the Sun, located between Earth and Jupiter. Mars is known as the "Red Planet" due to its reddish appearance, caused by iron oxide on its surface.
Sadly, no. Dinosaurs are distinct so they will not come back to earth.
The planet that can come closest to Earth is Venus. Mars is next, then Mercury.