New Features: Detachable Habs with Parachutes, Rocket now has capability to land, only in flat terrains

MAPC-94 /MARS-94 History

Mars-94 was a Russian Martian SSTO Rocket made in Baikanour Cosmodrome in the Soviet Union, the rocket has a Large Spherical Capsule Similar to Vostok Capsules, and had 4 Boosters with 4 Nuclear Engines, Between the Module and the Boosters were the Landers, and Habitable Modules, During landing, The Habs will be Detached from the Rocket and deploys parachute, as soon as it touches down, the Habs will rest on its destined landing site and deploy the Solar Panels at the top The Main Rocket will land on its proposed landing site, after each missions in 3 years, Mars-94 Rocket Launches and Flies home

1994

Mars-94 was late developed in 1992, as it was finished in 1994, no further tests has been reported after Mikhail Gorbachev rushed the Development, causing unknown minor malfunctions to be maintained during the Mission, Mars-94 was launched just minutes after Helios Phoenix and Sojourner 1, making them last as they launched from land while both rival crafts takes off from orbit Due to the frustration of the crews, the engines ignited to keep up with the Rivals and win the race, but the engines cuts off early, as they admitted that they have a Engine Malfunction leads to Nuclear Meltdown, to save the Cosmonauts From Radiation Exposure, Sojourner 1 was sent back fo save the Mars-94 Crews, but due to the pressure, the mars-94 uncontrollably collides on Sojourner 1, killing 2 astronauts and 1 cosmonauts until it stopped and Sojourner 1 was refueled using Mars-94's Fuels Sojourner 1 Departs with the Cosmonauts, Leaving Mars-94 to fly out empty, Shooting off into deep Space.

Rocket Name: MS-XVIII MAPC (unofficial name)
Official Name: MAPC-94 / Mars-94
Rocket Type: SSTO/Atmospheric
Built by: Intercosmos
Crew Capacity: 5