List of All the Missions to Mars to Date

Some of the Missions that have been flown to Mars are Mariner 4, Mars 3, Mars 5, Mars 6, Phobos 2, Mars Express, Dawn. Many have been successfully sent to the Mars and some of them with partial success.

It’s interesting to see the trend that trips to Mars have taken. Particularly how the USSR sent many probes to Mars before the USA, but the USA had the first successful mission. Check out the other facts below.

Missions to Mars

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