The European spacecraft Beagle 2 had disappeared at Christmas 2003, after landing on the surface of the "red planet".
The European space vehicle was found on the surface of Mars Beagle 2, who had disappeared when he landed on the "Red Planet" on Christmas 2003.
The vehicle appears to be in good condition and appears to have been partially deployed on the surface of Mars, with the European Space Agency (ESA) notes in its announcement that this proves that the descent and landing procedure worked normally.
The photos throw at least some light into the mystery surrounding Beagle-2's "wireless silence" over 11 years. The fact that the vehicle did not develop all the solar mirrors it brought meant that it was not possible to develop the radio antenna to communicate with the Earth, as announced by the British Space Agency, which was also responsible for the vehicle.
Beagle-2 was found thanks to high-definition photos taken by NASA's satellite
