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- Spirit rover (MER-A) · Opportunity rover (MER-B) · Scientific information from the Mars Exploration Rover mission · Cleaning event
- List of surface features of Mars seen by the Spirit rover · List of surface features of Mars seen by the Opportunity rover
- 37452 Spirit · 39382 Opportunity
- Instruments
- APXS · MIMOS II · Mini-TES · Rock Abrasion Tool (RAT) · Hazcam · Pancam · Navcam
- Communication
- Low gain antenna · High gain antenna · 2001 Mars Odyssey · Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter · Deep Space Network · Goldstone DSCC · X-Band
- Other Systems
- Delta II · Maestro · VxWorks · RAD6000 · Radioisotope heater unit · Rocker-bogie · Multijunction photovoltaic cell · Lithium ion battery
- Supporting Institutions
- NASA · JPL · Boeing IDS · Cornell University · Deep Space Network · Arizona State University · The Aerospace Corporation · Ball Aerospace · Johannes Gutenberg University · Max Planck Institute for Chemistry · Niels Bohr Institute · USGS Astrogeology Research Program · Honeybee Robotics
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