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>By March 2013, the spacecraft was scheduled to launch in 2018 with a Mars landing in early 2019.[11] Delays in European and Russian industrial activities and deliveries of scientific payloads forced the launch to be pushed back. In May 2016, ESA announced that the mission had been moved to the next available launch window of July 2020.[8] ESA ministerial meetings in December 2016 reviewed mission issues including €300 million ExoMars funding and lessons learned from the ExoMars 2016 Schiaparelli mission, which had crashed after its atmospheric entry and parachute descent (the 2020 mission drawing on Schiaparelli heritage for elements of its entry, descent and landing systems).[24] In March 2020, ESA delayed the launch to August–October 2022 due to parachute testing issues.[9] This was later refined to a twelve-day launch window starting on 20 September 2022.[3]
i didn't realise it was possible to be more old space than nasa but here we are.

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