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Marsokhod

Part of Mars Rovers

Marsokhod
Nuclear powered crewed Mars Train rover (with ascent stage to orbit in centre).
Credit: Andy Salmon

Russian manned Mars rover. Study 1961. Surface transports were part of all Soviet Mars expeditions.

Status: Study 1961. Gross mass: 8,000 kg (17,600 lb).

The earliest concepts had multiple articulated tracks. The elaborate Mars Train used wheeled vehicles equipped with manipulator arms so that extended surface operations could be undertaken in shirtsleeve comfort. Later Marsokhods were more austere, providing limited mobility around the landing site on short 30-day or 7-day sojourns on the surface.

Crew Size: 3.

Family: Mars rover. Country: Russia. Agency: Barmin bureau.

Photo Gallery

	MarsokhodPainting of an early Marsokhod design from ca. 1959.Credit: Gleb V. Aleksushin

	Mars TrainElements of Mars Train and Zvezda Lunar Base Support Craft. From left: two LK landers; Marsokhod with manipulator arms; Mars Train with reactor, ascent stage, and forward living module; another Marsokhod with manipulator arms.Credit: © Mark Wade

	EA LanderEA Lander on Mars. Note the cylindrical air lock that has deployed from the belly, the landing legs, the aerodynamic surfaces on the tail, and the small Marsokhod rover on the surface.Credit: RKK Energia

	Mars TrainElements of Mars Train and Zvezda Lunar Base Support Craft. From left: two LK landers; Marsokhod with manipulator arms; Mars Train with reactor, ascent stage, and forward living module; another Marsokhod with manipulator arms.Credit: © Mark Wade

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