ExoMars Parachutes Pass Critical Test: Europe’s Big Leap Toward Mars 2028

ESA’s ExoMars mission just cleared a major hurdle: its record-breaking parachutes have successfully passed high-altitude testing, proving they’re ready for the harsh descent through the Martian atmosphere. In this episode, we break down how the dual-parachute system works, why the 35-meter canopy is a game-changer for planetary landings, and what this means for the Rosalind Franklin rover’s 2028 journey to Mars.

We’ll also explore the mission’s delays, engineering challenges, and Europe’s growing leadership in interplanetary exploration.

🔹 Topics covered:

How Mars parachute tests are conducted

The 2028 ExoMars launch and 2030 landing goals

Technical breakdown of the supersonic and subsonic canopies

Lessons from Schiaparelli and the future of ESA’s Mars ambitions

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