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Mangalyaan is expected to take about 300 days to make the trip to Mars.
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The satellite will carry compact science experiment instruments, totalling a mass of 15 kg. There will be five instruments to study Martian surface, atmosphere and mineralogy.
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After leaving the earth's orbit, the spacecraft will cruise in deep space for about ten months using its own propulsion system and will reach Martian transfer trajectory in September 2014.
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The total cost of the project is estimated to be $80 million.
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