What is the best time to travel to mars?

Answer 1

It will be very close at vancover first to view and the best view and on september 30th 2011 and at newzealand 1st of October 2011 and at East Australia on the 2nd of October and the West on the 3rd including most of Asia and on the 4th eastern Africa and eastern Europe and parts of Asia and on the 5th Great britian will get the most of the view for that day and on the 6th the very edge of Canada will get it and at the 7th most of the Us and Canada will get something and on the 8th south America and the West of hAntartica will have the last of the view! People at the Eastern North area will look towards west and below at Eastern south people will look western North

and at all of the West will look up and slightly east! So I hope that helped you!

Answer 2

The time of the year that you can see Mars the best depends on the year. This time changes yearly. It could be sometime in the early morning, in the summer, or whenever. It must be checked at the start of each year unless conditions are projected for a set number of upcoming years.

Answer 3

Mars is clearly visible in the pre-dawn eastern sky, after about 4 AM or so.

But if you're looking to see "Mars as big as the FULL MOON!!!!", then you are bound to be disappointed; it will never happen. Sorry.

Answer 4

It is impossible to predict when to travel because a storm might appear when you want to go at any moment.

The best time to travel to Mars in terms of orbit is during opposition -- that is, when Mars is closest to Earth.

Answer 5

That's different each year. The best times are during the Mars Oppositions, when Mars gets as close to Earth as it normally gets in its orbit. Check the link below for a list of Mars Opposition dates.

Answer 6

The best time to travel to Mars is during its closest approach to Earth, which occurs approximately every 26 months. This alignment reduces travel time and fuel requirements, making it the most efficient time to launch missions to Mars.

Answer 7

Mars will reach opposition (its closest point of approach) in January 2010. This happens about every 26 months.

Answer 8

In September 2009, Mars rises in the East about 3 AM or so. It is visible in the eastern sky just before sunrise.

Answer 9

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