Clipmarks - Reconnaissance orbiter Clipmarks

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POPS Early Martian Water World May Have Harbored Life

by lixjannet 7-17-2008

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POPS Ancient Mars Had Widespread Water, Potential To Support Life

by Silkweaver 7-16-2008

"Our whole team is turning our findings into a list of sites where future missions could land to look for organic chemistry and perhaps determine whether life ever existed on Mars,” says APL’s Murchie.

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POPS New data pinpoint Mars' wet and balmy past

by reimers 7-16-2008

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POPS NASA project - Send Your Name to the Moon

by hitchhiker08 7-7-2008

I'm doin' it right away - what about you?!

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POPS Mars Exploration Rovers Update

by JohnWaterman 7-2-2008

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POPS Phoenix Descends

by pagan_platypus 6-28-2008

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POPS NASA - Future Missions

by skwirlinator 6-4-2008

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POPS Descent of the Phoenix

by Bluephoenix4 5-30-2008

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POPS Mars landing

by papananook 5-27-2008

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POPS Mars Phoenix Photographed in Descent

by pkronfield 5-27-2008

WOW!!

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POPS Phoenix Ready For Mars Landing Sunday

by merrie 5-24-2008

The Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter camera run showed the weather will be good on Sunday, with no significant dust storms around the landing site, said Phoenix principal investigator Peter Smith. U.S. scientists will be joined by their counterparts from Canada and Europe in running the mission robotically from a headquarters in Tucson, Ariz. Canada's contribution is a Meteorological Station, or Met, designed to monitor changes in water abundance, dust, temperature and other variables in the Martian atmosphere. Of 11 previous attempts to land spacecraft on Mars, only five have succeeded. The Canadian Space Agency and a team headed by York University — and including contributions from the University of Alberta, Dalhousie University, the Geological Survey of Canada and instrument-maker Optech and — will oversee the science operations of the station, which was built by Canadarm maker MacDonald, Dettwiler and Associates Ltd., also known as MDA, of Richmond, B.C.

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POPS Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter (LRO)

by kpierce614 5-14-2008

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POPS Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter (LRO)

by kpierce614 5-14-2008

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POPS Send your name to the Moon!

by golfhound 5-13-2008

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POPS Sent my Name to the moon

by skwirlinator 5-4-2008

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POPS Send Your Name to the Moon

by Lubaska 5-4-2008

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POPS Possible Hot Springs Found on Mars

by amgumen 4-28-2008

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POPS Discovery News Explorer

by skwirlinator 4-23-2008

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POPS Layers in Aureum Chaos

by amgumen 4-14-2008

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POPS Phobos: A future ring of Mars

by skwirlinator 4-14-2008

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POPS Stickney Crater

by amgumen 4-13-2008

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POPS Everything You wanted to know about Mars

by skwirlinator 4-13-2008

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POPS Signs of Once-Habitable Crater Lake Found on Mars

by Newfman 3-8-2008

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POPS Earth and Moon, As Seen From Mars

by jjsnlee 3-8-2008

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POPS Avalanches photographed on Mars

by invictus 3-5-2008

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POPS First images of avalanches on Mars

by pokkets 3-4-2008

I can't be sure but I'm sure I remember reading that all it took was a few grains of dust or sand to start the 'ball' rolling, and it caused a chain reaction, but you'd have to check with an avalanche expert.

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POPS Satellite Snaps Multiple Avalanches on Northern Cliffs of Mars