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| − | Mars-chan is a close neighbor of Earth-chan. She has soil made of rich iron oxide, so she appears red. She is another twin sister of Earth-chan. Because it is far and sometimes close to | + | Mars-chan is a close neighbor of Earth-chan. She has soil made of rich iron oxide, so she appears red. She is another twin sister of Earth-chan. Because it is far and sometimes close to Earth-chan, it sometimes looks brighter than Jupiter-chan<ref group="note">Opposed to Mars</ref>. Named after the Roman god of war, she is also called "Ares" (from Greek mythology). |
== Modern exploration == | == Modern exploration == | ||
| − | Early humans used telescopes to observe that there was a long crack and ravine on the abdomen of the Mars-chan, so people speculated that this was a canal dug by | + | Early humans used telescopes to observe that there was a long crack and ravine on the abdomen of the Mars-chan, so people speculated that this was a canal dug by Martians who lived on the surface of Mars-chan's skin, so they wanted to conduct research and exploration on Mars-chan's body. In the 1960s, the Soviet Union launched the first and second Mars probes, but they both ended in failure. It was not until 1964 that the American Mariner 4 probe successfully flew by the Martian girl and took photos of local areas of the Martian girl's body. Since then, more and more probes have visited Mars. NASA has launched five Mars rovers<ref group="note">They are Rover, Spirit, Opportunity, Curiosity and Perseverance</ref> and two landers<ref group="note">Phoenix and InSight</ref> in 1996, 2003, 2007, 2011, 2018 and 2020 to detect and extract materials from the surface of her skin. ESA launched the Mars Express probe and the Beagle lander in 2003, India launched the Mangalyaan probe in 2012, and the United Arab Emirates launched the Hope Mars probe in 2020. China also launched the Tianwen-1 probe and the Zhurong Mars rover in 2020, which made the originally dead Mars-chan lively. |
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| Basics | |
| Name | Mars-chan |
|---|---|
| Other Names | Ares |
| Eye Color | Red |
| Hair Color | Red |
| Moe Points | |
| From | Solar System |
| Group Affiliation | Eight planets |
| Related Characters | |
| Earth-chan | |
Mars-chan is the moegirl of Mars, one of the eight planets in the solar system.
Introduction
Mars-chan is a close neighbor of Earth-chan. She has soil made of rich iron oxide, so she appears red. She is another twin sister of Earth-chan. Because it is far and sometimes close to Earth-chan, it sometimes looks brighter than Jupiter-chan[note 1]. Named after the Roman god of war, she is also called "Ares" (from Greek mythology).
Modern exploration
Early humans used telescopes to observe that there was a long crack and ravine on the abdomen of the Mars-chan, so people speculated that this was a canal dug by Martians who lived on the surface of Mars-chan's skin, so they wanted to conduct research and exploration on Mars-chan's body. In the 1960s, the Soviet Union launched the first and second Mars probes, but they both ended in failure. It was not until 1964 that the American Mariner 4 probe successfully flew by the Martian girl and took photos of local areas of the Martian girl's body. Since then, more and more probes have visited Mars. NASA has launched five Mars rovers[note 2] and two landers[note 3] in 1996, 2003, 2007, 2011, 2018 and 2020 to detect and extract materials from the surface of her skin. ESA launched the Mars Express probe and the Beagle lander in 2003, India launched the Mangalyaan probe in 2012, and the United Arab Emirates launched the Hope Mars probe in 2020. China also launched the Tianwen-1 probe and the Zhurong Mars rover in 2020, which made the originally dead Mars-chan lively.
