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DescriptionExomars-EDL.jpg	English: The two martian rovers of the mission Exomars 2018 - Mars Astrobiology Explorer-Cacher (NASA) and Exomars rover (ESA) would be enclosed in an aeroshell inside the cruise stage for the duration of cruise. The entry system would consist of the aeroshell, which would protect the pallet, rovers, and descent stage during cruise and entry, and a supersonic parachute to slow the entry vehicle until the sky crane and its payload are released. The descent stage would employ a platform above the pallet and rovers to provide powered descent and a sky crane to lower the platform and rovers onto the surface of Mars. Français : Les deux rovers de la mission Exomars 2018 - Mars Astrobiology Explorer-Cacher (NASA) and Exomars rover (ESA) - partageraient le même vaisseau jusqu'à l'atterrissage héritage de la mission MSL.
Date	2011
Source	http://science.nasa.gov/media/medialibrary/2011/02/16/Whetsel_-_Mars2018Overview_for_PPS_-_2011-01v2-acronyms.pdf
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