NASA’s Escape and Plasma Acceleration and Dynamics Explorers (ESCAPADE) is an active two-spacecraft Mars mission studying how the solar wind interacts with Mars’ hybrid magnetosphere and drives atmospheric escape. UC Berkeley’s Space Sciences Laboratory leads mission management, systems engineering, science, navigation and operations, supplies electron and ion electrostatic analyzers, and processes and archives the science data. The University of Colorado Boulder is a mission partner, with CU Boulder researchers including project scientist Shannon Curry contributing to the science team.
Schedule, status, and mission updates. Time-based alerts will start when a time is available.
NASA’s Escape and Plasma Acceleration and Dynamics Explorers (ESCAPADE) is an active two-spacecraft Mars mission studying how the solar wind interacts with Mars’ hybrid magnetosphere and drives atmospheric escape. UC Berkeley’s Space Sciences Laboratory leads mission management, systems engineering, science, navigation and operations, supplies electron and ion electrostatic analyzers, and processes and archives the science data. The University of Colorado Boulder is a mission partner, with CU Boulder researchers including project scientist Shannon Curry contributing to the science team.
Schedule, status, and mission updates. Time-based alerts will start when a time is available.