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      • The European Space Agency (ESA) will broadcast the first ever live stream from Mars — showing new images every 50 seconds as they come in from the Mars Express spacecraft. However, given Mars is approximately 187 million miles away; it will take 18 minutes for an image to travel from the Red Planet to the feed here on Earth.
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      The First Ever ‘Live Stream’ From Mars is Happening This Week

  2. www.bbc.com › news › technology-19950183Mars to Earth: How to send HD video between planets

    Nov 2, 2012 · The fastest time it takes for a high-resolution, colour image to arrive at Nasa from the moment it is snapped by the rover is about 30 minutes - but it may take up to several hours, he adds....

  3. edition.cnn.com › 2023/06/01 › worldHere’s how you can see Mars live for the first time | CNN

    Jun 1, 2023 · To begin the live stream, the ESA estimates it will take about 17 minutes for the light needed to form the images to travel directly from Mars to Earth and then another minute to get...

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  5. scitechdaily.com › esas-mars-express-liveESA’s Mars Express: Live Streaming From Mars for the First Time

    Jun 2, 2023 · Direct images from Mars will be broadcast roughly every 50 seconds via the Visual Monitoring Camera, marking a first in space livestreaming. Despite an 18-minute delay due to light travel and signal processing, this initiative will bring Mars to Earth in as close to real-time as currently possible.

  6. www.space.com › 24701-how-long-does-it-take-to-getHow Long Does It Take to Get to Mars? - Space.com

    Oct 16, 2024 · If you wanted to make a one-way trip to Mars it would take about nine months but a round-trip all in all would take about 21 months as you would need to wait about three months for Earth and...

  7. www.reddit.com › r › askscienceWhat's the latency of the Mars rover Perseverance regarding ...

    The one-way path between Earth and Mars will take anywhere between 3 and 20 minutes (approximately) depending on where the planets are in their orbit. So a the round-trip-time of a message would be between 6 and 40 minutes.

  8. www.nasa.gov › missions › tech-demonstrationSpace Communications: 7 Things You Need to Know - NASA

    Oct 6, 2020 · When the planets are at their greatest distance — about 250 million miles away — the delay is around 24 minutes. This means that astronauts would need to wait between four and 24 minutes for their messages to reach mission control, and another four to 24 minutes to receive a response.

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  10. petapixel.com › 2023/06/01 › the-first-ever-liveThe First Ever ‘Live Stream’ From Mars is Happening This Week

    Jun 1, 2023 · The European Space Agency (ESA) will broadcast the first ever live stream from Mars — showing new images every 50 seconds as they come in from the Mars Express spacecraft. However, given Mars is...