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NetLander

In 2007–2009, CNES (French Space Agency) and ESA (European Space Agency) had planned to send a remote sensing orbiter and four small Netlanders to Mars. They planned to land them in four locations. The CNES and ESA cancelled this mission because it was too expensive; both agencies planned to send other orbiters and landers for missions like ExoMars.

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NetLander

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planned mission four cnes mars esa send exomars small netlanders landers take pictures explore mars's atmosphere 2007 2009 french space

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