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MARS Scientific captured the first historic flight of Orbital Sciences' Cygnus spacecraft on September 18, 2013. NASA Wallops Flight Facility, Virginia.

MARS Scientific captured the second powered flight of Virgin Galactic's SpaceShipTwo over the Mojave Desert, Sept. 5, 2013. Distance: 24km, Speed: Mach 1.4.

MARS Scientific image from 24 kilometers away: SpaceShipTwo successfully completed a planned nitrous oxide dump during Virgin Galactic's second powered flight, September 5, 2013. The dumping of excess oxidizer is a spectacular and normal part of SpaceShipTwo flights. Range: 24 kilometers, top speed: Mach 1.4.

MARS Image: MARS captured the historic first powered flight of Virgin Galactic's SpaceShipTwo over the Mojave Desert, April 29, 2013. Distance: 21 km. Speed: Mach 1.3. MARS Scientific has produced exceptional in-flight imagery for Virgin Galactic since 2004.

MARS Image: Close-up of SpaceShipTwo Second Powered Flight, showing resolution of MARS imagery.

Virgin Galactic's second Feathered Flight of SpaceShipTwo, September 5, 2013. Distance: 24 kilometers.

Virgin Galactic's first Feathered Flight of SpaceShipTwo, May 2011. Distance: 21 kilometers.

MARS images historic Cold Flow (CF01) flight test of VSS Enterprise. Filmed on April 12, 2013 from 20 kilometers away.

MARS Image: Virgin Galactic SpaceShipOne First Historic Flight. Distance: 21 kilometers.

MARS Gyrostabilized Telescope and Synchronized X-Band Radar on NASA Ship (Image Credit: NASA)

MARS Gyrostabilized Telescope and Synchronized X-Band Radar on NASA Ship (Image Credit: NASA)

MARS Gyrostabilized Telescope and Synchronized X-Band Radar on NASA Ship (Image Credit: NASA)

One of MARS' Kineto Tracking Mounts at Spaceport America, tracking a vehicle in New Mexico.

One of several MARS Kineto Tracking Mounts (KTMs). Photographed at the Dedication of Spaceport America, New Mexico.

MARS Image: NASA Capsule Abort System test. High speed studies of parachute deployment and capsule performance.

MARS Image: NASA Parachute Test and Capsule Abort System - Infrared Images.

MARS Image: High-Speed imaging (10,000th sec) of NASA Capsule Abort System. Shown: The moment of capsule release from backshell.

MARS Image: Ares 1-X Flight Test, Kennedy Space Center (KSC). Distance: 40 kilometers. Note the United States Flag still visible at this range with MARS tracking.

Atlas V launch from Vandenberg AFB.

MARS at Sandia National Laboratory: Infrared imaging of Space Shuttle Tiles in preparation for Space Shuttle reentry missions.

MARS Airborne Image: Hypervelocity Spacecraft Reentry from MARS sensors at 40,000 feet altitude. Reentry Speed: 43,000 kilometers/hour, range: 200 kilometers. Spatial images are captured simultaneously with hyperspectral data of all fragments.

MARS Image: SpaceX Falcon 9 Infrared Plume Characteristics - 10 Nanosecond Exposure.

MARS Ground-Based Image: NASA Space Shuttle Endeavour, STS-134. Distance: 53 km, Speed: Mach 6.2 (7,500 miles/hour). Space Shuttle was in complete darkness, MARS image is in the infrared. Note the assymetrical boundary layer transition, and the shuttle tiles visible on wing leading edges.

MARS' ground-based image of the International Space Station in orbit, taken with MARS satellite tracking software and sensors. (Note the Space Shuttle Atlantis docked at bottom.) Speed 28,000 km/hour, Distance 350 km. Many 'claim' to photograph satellites: Ask to see their images. MARS invites you to compare our data.

MARS Image: MARS at the Moon's Edge: Occultation of July 17, 2003.

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