Mars Viking Mission
This video clip from NASA examines space exploration by the Viking missions to Mars and considers if life can exist on the Red Planet. After describing the components of the Viking orbiters and landers, the programme notes how scientific experiments performed on the surface of Mars revealed a lack of organic material in the Martian soil. The data gathered by Viking 1 and Viking 2 served as the basis for all future research into a possible manned spaceflight mission to Mars.
HEALTH and SAFETY
Any use of a resource that includes a practical activity must include a risk assessment.
Please note that collections may contain ARCHIVE resources, which were developed at a much earlier date.
Since that time there have been significant changes in the rules and guidance affecting laboratory practical work.
Further information is provided in our Health and Safety guidance.
More like this
Resource author
Resource by: NASA
Collections
The resource is part of ESERO-UK
- ESERO-UK
- Satellites, Launchers and Landers
- Mars Viking Mission
CPD links
-
Post - 16 physics update - free to attend
Science Learning Centre South East, University of Southampton
-
Space as a context for teaching science - the james webb space telescope
National Science Learning Centre - Edinburgh Royal Observatory
-
Coaching and mentoring teachers for triple science (consultancy)
Science Learning Centre South West - Thomas Keble School
-
Learning outside the classroom: science in informal settings - impact award
Science Learning Centre South East - Hampshire Record Office
-
Active approaches in A level physics
Science Learning Centre East Midlands - National Space Centre, Leicester
-
Learning outside the classroom: science in informal settings - impact award
Science Learning Centre South East - Sir Harold Hillier Gardens
-
Teaching specific aspects of individual awarding body specifications (consultancy)
Science Learning Centre West Midlands - St Thomas More Catholic College, Stoke-on-Trent
-
Space as a context for teaching science - the james webb space telescope
National Science Learning Centre
Comments
No comments yet