Misabar Al′amal (Hope, Emirates Mars Mission, EMM)

Prime manufacturer	Laboratory for Atmospheric and Space Physics, at the University of Colorado at Boulder (LASP)
Platform
Operator	Mohammed bin Rashid Space Centre (MBRSC) (UAE Space Agency)
Mass at launch	1350 kg (800 kg of hydrazine)
Dry Mass	550 kg
Basic shape
Dimension (m)	2.37 x 2.90m
Equipment	camera and IR and UV spectrometers
Solar array	2 Solar panels
Stabilization
Propulsion
DC power	1800 W
Design lifetime

Al Amal (Hope) Probe. The project was started in May of 2015 when the UAE space agency contracted the Laboratory for Atmospheric and Space Physics at University of Colorado Boulder to design and manufacture the probe. The spacecraft′s primary mission is to study the climate on Mars.

Mitsubishi Heavy Industries (MHI) Launch Services launched H2A No. F42, an H2A 202 model, from Tanegashima on Jul 19, 2020. After a coast in a 255 x 255 km x 30 deg parking orbit the second stage boosted itself to an escape hyperbola with energy C3 = 13.3 km2/s2 and released Misabar Al′amal (Hope Probe), the UAE Mars probe. The Al′amal probe is owned by the Mohammed bin Rashid Space Center (MBRSC) in Dubai and was bult by Colorado University′s Lab for Atmospheric and Space Physics (CU-LASP).
Al′amal carries a camera as well as IR and UV spectrometers, developed in collaboration with CU-LASP and Arizona State U. The probe left the Earth′s Hill sphere and entered a 1.02 x 1.63AU x 2.2 deg heliocentric orbit on Jul 24.
The probe has a dry mass of 550 kg and carries 800 kg of hydrazine. Its six 120N main thrusters are scheduled to perform a Mars orbit insertion burn in Feb 2021.

Ref.: #7(JR781), #98 - update: 25.01.21