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Circuit board from Phobos probe

Circuit board from Phobos probe


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Circuit board from Phobos probe

Mars exploration. A circuit board used on one of the two Phobos spacecraft sent to Mars by the Soviet Union in 1988. Phobos 1 launched on 7 July but failed en route to Mars. Phobos 2 was launched on 12 July and reached Mars orbit, but failed after returning just 38 images. Photographed in 1989

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1980s 1988 20th Array Black Board Cable Century Circuit Electronic Electronics Failed Failure Mars Microprocessor Phobos Printed Russia Russian Soviet Spacecraft Technical Twentieth


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This print showcases a piece of history from the Soviet Union's ambitious Mars exploration in the late 20th century. The image captures a circuit board used on one of the Phobos spacecraft sent to Mars in 1988, specifically designed for the mission's scientific objectives. The intricate array of electronic components and cables on this printed circuit board (PCB) represents cutting-edge technology from that era. It is a testament to the technical prowess of Russian engineers who worked tirelessly to push boundaries in space exploration during the 1980s. However, despite their best efforts, both Phobos missions faced unfortunate failures. Phobos 1 launched successfully but encountered problems en route to Mars, while Phobos 2 managed to reach Mars orbit before succumbing to malfunctions after capturing only a limited number of images. This monochrome photograph was taken in 1989, serving as a reminder of humanity's relentless pursuit of knowledge beyond Earth's boundaries. It symbolizes not only Russia's contribution but also highlights the challenges inherent in exploring uncharted territories. As we gaze upon this remarkable relic from another era, it sparks curiosity about what could have been achieved had these missions succeeded fully. This image stands as an enduring tribute to human ingenuity and serves as inspiration for future generations venturing into space exploration endeavors.

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