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!
No. When a Mars rover's mission is finished it remains on the planet permanently, never to return. All information is broadcast back to Earth so there is no need to bring it back.
No.
Mars come after Earth
Aliens might come from mars to earth n we need to no that By:Tim-0 Wilson #4
Apollo 13 came back to earth on the 17th of April 1970.
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).
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satellites orbit around the Earth and if they come out of orbit, they can never come back
Mars come after Earth
Actually mars will come close to earth on August 27th 2009!
Mars come after Earth
Well the biggest problem i can see with this is actually getting to mars in the first place. Once you are on mars you would just return the way you got there.
No, they are from Earth. The Mars name is the company founderβs 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.
They got bored on Mars.
no astronaut was ever sent to mars
Harry wanted to stay on Mars because firstly his rocket had been destroyed. He could not go back to the Earth. He had no other choice. Secondly he was convinced by his wife that they have come over sixty million miles and it will be difficult and in convenient in going back to the Earth.
On wheels, driven by electrical motors. It moves very slowly, transmitting pictures and data to an orbiting relay station and then to Earth; controllers on Earth review the data, and transmit new commands to the Mars rovers. Think of it as the solar system's slowest radio-controlled toy car.