ChemCam

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ChemCam is a laser-based remote sensing instrument on NASA's Curiosity Mars rover used to analyze the chemical composition of Martian rocks and soil.

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ChemCam canonical 7
ChemCam on Curiosity rover 2

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Statements (49)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Mars rover instrument
Raman spectrometer
laser-induced breakdown spectroscopy instrument
remote sensing instrument
scientific instrument
analyzes Martian rocks
Martian soil
analyzesElements calcium
carbon
hydrogen
iron
magnesium
oxygen
silicon
canOperateAtNight true
contributesTo selection of rock targets for drilling
study of Martian habitability
countryOfOrigin France
United States of America
surface form: United States
dataType emission spectra
high-resolution images
developedBy CNES
surface form: Centre National d'Études Spatiales

French research institutions
Los Alamos Laboratory
surface form: Los Alamos National Laboratory
distanceToTarget 1–7 meters
hasPart LIBS telescope
Microscopic Imager
surface form: Remote Micro-Imager

laser
spectrometers
hostSpacecraft Curiosity rover
surface form: Mars Science Laboratory Curiosity rover
landingDateOnMars 2012-08-06
laserType Nd:YAG laser
launchDate 2011-11-26
launchVehicle Atlas V 541
locatedOn Mars Science Laboratory
surface form: Mars Science Laboratory mission
maxRange about 7 meters
mission Mars Science Laboratory
mountedOn Curiosity rover mast
operator Jet Propulsion Laboratory
NASA
partOf Curiosity rover
primaryPurpose determine chemical composition of Martian surface materials
spectralRange 240–850 nanometers
status operational
targetBody Mars
uses laser-induced breakdown spectroscopy
remote micro-imaging
usesMethod plasma generation by laser ablation
wavelength 1067 nanometers

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Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Curiosity rover instrument ChemCam
Rubin Ridge on Mars observedByInstrument ChemCam
subject surface form: Rubin Ridge
this entity surface form: ChemCam on Curiosity rover
SuperCam successorTo ChemCam
SuperCam predecessorInstrument ChemCam
this entity surface form: ChemCam on Curiosity rover
intermediate waypoint on Curiosity ascent of Mount Sharp investigatedUsing ChemCam
subject surface form: Rubin Ridge
Curiosity instrument ChemCam
MSL hasInstrument ChemCam