In November, NASA Featured Exploration Missions!

In November 2010, the series came to a conclusion. But the vibrant history assembled during the four-and-a-half year run of “This Month in Exploration” will remain accessible on this page as an archive. Visitors can select any month from the dozens of features available in the archive, and immerse themselves in historical events that occurred in that month. Compare it to last month's diagram to see how things have moved. Solar system exploration missions in November 2010. The Mars Exploration Rovers (MER) forged on in November, their 83rd month of an expedition originally planned for three months.

Gateway Grade 7 & 8 MS/JR High Career ExplorationCareer Shadows Grade 6 Exploring. Worms, Trees and Holidays Focus of November Workshops tree. Green Living Workshops continue this month at the Utility Exploration Center with classes. Syria to Auction Offshore Exploration Rights This Month of the link in April, while Turkey should build its part in November. November 5, 1908: The Aéro Club of France awarded Wilbur Wright the Grand Gold Medal for his significant accomplishments in aviation.

November 27, 1963: NASA completed its first successful launch of the Atlas-Centaur rocket (AC-2). This project was managed by Lewis Research Center (now Glenn) and demonstrated the first successful use of liquid hydrogen for propulsion of a space vehicle. November 3, 1973: NASA launched Mariner 10 using an Atlas-Centaur rocket. This spacecraft was the first to explore Mercury and take close-range pictures of the planet. Mariner 10 was also the first spacecraft to use the gravitational pull of one planet (Venus) to reach another (Mercury).