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Everyone knows that Ariane launchers don’t just send telecommunication satellites into space. They do a lot more. Today we want to present some current and future exploration missions. Which one would you like to observe from Kourou? 
The closest planet to the Sun, Mercury’s name derives from the messenger of the Roman gods, because it moves across the sky faster than all the other planets. #ArianeGroup #SpaceExploration #Space #Mercury #BepiColombo #Ariane5
And it’s also the least explored planet of our Solar System. How much do you know about BepiColombo’s missions? #ArianeGroup #SpaceExploration #Space #Mercury #BepiColombo #Ariane5
With its nickname of “Red Planet,” Mars is one of the extraterrestrial planets that we know best. In fact, @NASA recently landed another exploring rover on it! #ArianeGroup #SpaceExploration #Space #MarsSampleReturn #Mars
The next stage will be to bring back samples of Martian soil. Below you'll learn about ArianeGroup’s role in this exceptional mission. Is there something you’d like to bring back from Mars?
#ArianeGroup #SpaceExploration #Space #MarsSampleReturn #Mars
#ArianeGroup #SpaceExploration #Space #MarsSampleReturn #Mars
With more than 60 moons, Jupiter is the largest planet in the Solar System! But we’re more interested in scale models today. Why? Watch below. #ArianeGroup #SpaceExploration #Space #JUICE #Jupiter
Learn more about ArianeGroup’s future launch of a Jovian mission. We’re keen to read replies telling us what you know about these moons!
#ArianeGroup #SpaceExploration #Space #JUICE #Jupiter
#ArianeGroup #SpaceExploration #Space #JUICE #Jupiter
