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Team Images

On this page, you will find a collection of MAVEN team images. You can click on each image for a full resolution version.

Members of the MAVEN team from across the world gathered in front of the spacecraft atop its Atlas V rocket on launchpad 41 the night before launch. (Courtesy Casey A. Cass/University of Colorado)

Members of the MAVEN team from across the world gathered in front of the spacecraft atop its Atlas V rocket on launchpad 41 the night before launch. (Courtesy Casey A. Cass/University of Colorado)
Members of the IUVS team at LASP stand in front of the high bay clean room and the instrument before it was delivered to Lockheed Martin in Littleton, Colorado for integration onto the spacecraft. (Courtesy LASP/Aref Nammari)

Members of the IUVS team at LASP stand in front of the high bay clean room and the instrument before it was delivered to Lockheed Martin in Littleton, Colorado for integration onto the spacecraft. (Courtesy LASP/Aref Nammari)
LASP mechanical engineers pose with the MAVEN Remote Sensing Package and its Imaging Ultraviolet Spectrograph (IUVS) shortly before the package was delivered to Lockheed Martin for integration onto the spacecraft. (Courtesy LASP/Aref Nammari)

LASP mechanical engineers pose with the MAVEN Remote Sensing Package and its Imaging Ultraviolet Spectrograph (IUVS) shortly before the package was delivered to Lockheed Martin for integration onto the spacecraft. (Courtesy LASP/Aref Nammari)
Members of the MAVEN team gathered in front of the integrated spacecraft and the Reverberant Acoustics Laboratory (RAL) at Lockheed Martin. (Courtesy Gary Napier/Lockheed Martin)

Members of the MAVEN team gathered in front of the integrated spacecraft and the Reverberant Acoustics Laboratory (RAL) at Lockheed Martin. (Courtesy Gary Napier/Lockheed Martin)
MAVEN team at Systems Integration Review

The MAVEN team gathered at Lockheed Martin in June 2012 for the Systems Integration Review, which is held to determine whether the team is ready to begin full-scale integration of all components onto the spacecraft.
(Courtesy MAVEN)
Navigation Peer Review

Dave Folta (Mission Design and Navigation Lead) enjoying himself at the NAV peer review. (Courtesy MAVEN)
MAVEN team outside NASA HQ

Members of the MAVEN management team pose outside of NASA Headquarters in Washington, D.C. (Courtesy MAVEN)
MAVEN Management Team

The MAVEN science team includes the world’s foremost Mars scientists, who have been examining the upper atmosphere and plasma environment of Mars for decades and formulating many of today’s key questions for Mars. (Courtesy MAVEN)
David Mitchell and Bruce Jakosky at GSFC

MAVEN Project Manager David Mitchell (left) and Principal Investigator Bruce Jakosky stand in front of the sign welcoming the team onto Goddard Space Flight Center the day following the Confirmation Review held at NASA HQ. (Courtesy MAVEN)
MAVEN team at Goddard Space Flight Center for Critical Design Review

The MAVEN team includes experts from multiple institutions and disciplines. The team gathered in July 2011 for the full mission Critical Design Review at Goddard Space Flight Center. (Courtesy MAVEN)