Start at a number, or start at a spacecraft. This page is the crosswalk. If a row lists constant ids, those ids live in the constant file and the articles should not keep a second copy. If the constant list is empty, the instrument flew and this sheet has not stored a series or a rate for it.

MOLA on Mars Global Surveyor is the laser altimeter behind the areoid. The Gale and InSight elevations use that zero. [1] [2] RAD on Curiosity measured the surface dose on Regolith shield, and the cruise dose stored beside it is a different paper. [3] [9] MOXIE on Perseverance measured the oxygen rates on Oxygen from air. [4] Phoenix measured perchlorate. [5] Viking 1 weather is quoted on Atmosphere of Mars and is not yet a pair of constant ids. [6] MAVEN measured atmospheric escape until contact was lost on 6 December 2025. NASA declared that mission over on 3 June 2026. This sheet stores no escape rate. [7] SHARAD and the Odyssey neutron spectrometer feed Subsurface ice and store no tonnes and no map value. [8]

Catalog

Rover status, the sample cache, and the 20 October 2026 MMX plan stay on Exploration of Mars. This table does not rephrase them.

Source catalog

Screening sheet. Not for flight, medicine, or operations.

Instruments that fed this sheet, and measurements left unstored.
Mission Instrument What is on this sheet Constant ids
Mars Global SurveyorMOLALaser altimetry. The areoid is the height zero for the landing elevations stored on this sheet.site.gale_elev_m, site.elysium_elev_m
CuriosityRADDose rates. Surface: Hassler et al. Cruise, inside the spacecraft: Zeitlin et al. Not a shield calculation.rad.surface_msv_day, rad.surface_mgy_day, rad.cruise_msv_day, rad.cruise_mgy_day
PerseveranceMOXIEOxygen pulled from carbon dioxide. Design rate, peak rate, total, and run count.moxie.rate_design_g_h, moxie.rate_peak_g_h, moxie.total_o2_g, moxie.run_count
PhoenixWet Chemistry LaboratoryPerchlorate leached from soil in the northern plains, and the nearby ice table.perchlorate.phoenix_mass_low, perchlorate.phoenix_mass_high
Viking 1MeteorologySurface weather. The atmosphere article quotes a local pressure range of about 6.9 to 9 mbar. Those two figures are not constant ids yet.none stored
MAVENAtmospheric escape packageAtmospheric escape, measured until contact was lost on 6 December 2025. Mission end declared 3 June 2026. No escape rate is stored.none stored
Mars Reconnaissance OrbiterSHARADSubsurface radar used as one ice-evidence class. No tonne inventory is stored.none stored
Mars OdysseyNeutron spectrometerHydrogen in the upper soil, used as one SWIM ice-evidence class. No map value is stored.none stored

See also

References

  1. Golombek et al. Nature Communications, 2020. InSight elevation on the MOLA geoid. https://doi.org/10.1038/s41467-020-14679-1
  2. Vasavada et al. JGR Planets, 2014. Bradbury Landing elevation. https://doi.org/10.1002/2014JE004622
  3. Hassler et al. Science 343 (2014). Curiosity surface dose. https://doi.org/10.1126/science.1244797
  4. NASA. MOXIE completes Mars mission. 6 September 2023. https://www.nasa.gov/solar-system/nasas-oxygen-generating-experiment-moxie-completes-mars-mission/
  5. Hecht et al. Science 325 (2009). Phoenix perchlorate. https://doi.org/10.1126/science.1172466
  6. NASA Goddard Space Flight Center. Mars Fact Sheet. Viking 1 local pressure range quoted on the atmosphere page. https://nssdc.gsfc.nasa.gov/planetary/factsheet/marsfact.html
  7. NASA Science. MAVEN. https://science.nasa.gov/mission/maven/
  8. Morgan et al. Nature Astronomy, 2021. SHARAD and neutron data inside SWIM. https://doi.org/10.1038/s41550-020-01290-z
  9. Zeitlin et al. Science 340 (2013). Cruise dose equivalent inside the spacecraft. https://doi.org/10.1126/science.1235989

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