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[edit] CNN Science And Space News: 20 November 2008 | Today On Press

22 November 2008, by unknown The first-ever pictures of planets outside our solar system were released today in two studies. Phoenix Lander silent, Mars mission over A dust storm and the onset of Martian winter have brought the Phoenix Mars Lander’s mission to an ...

[edit] Bye to Mars Phoenix Lander | Jeremy's Weblog

22 November 2008, by unknown The phenomenally popular Mars Phoenix Lander mission has officially come to an end. Originally slated for a mere 90 days near the Martian north pole, clever NASA power engineers kept the Lander doing science for nearly two months beyond ...

[edit] Detective Work Reveals Mars's Watery Past - SkyandTelescope.com

21 November 2008, by

[edit] Unexplained Mysteries :: Giant deposits of ice found on Mars

21 November 2008, by unknown Earlier this year, another spacecraft, NASA's Phoenix Mars Lander, scratched below the dirt-covered plains of the planet's North Pole to uncover a glistening slab of ice. The latest findings, from a team of 11 scientists led by John W. ...

[edit] NASA engineer discusses Mars findings - Macon Telegraph

21 November 2008, by

[edit] Science Friday Archives: Remembering Mars Phoenix

20 November 2008, by unknown Remembering Mars Phoenix (broadcast Friday, November 21st, 2008). Array.alttext. Phoenix on its first day on Mars. NASA/JPL-Caltech/U Arizona. Since the Mars Phoenix lander touched down on the Red Planet in May, it has been sending back ...

[edit] Interplanetary Internet passes test - MSNBC

19 November 2008, by

[edit] Mars lander showed a human side, so fans took 'death' personally - Arizona Daily Star

17 November 2008, by

[edit] • Trouble for Martian landers - Valley Sun

13 November 2008, by

[edit] Will Mars Phoenix and its Twitter feed rise from the ashes? - guardian.co.uk

13 November 2008, by

[edit] phoenix mars lander - NASA, Science

12 November 2008, by unknown Phoenix's robotic arm carries scoop of soil Phoenix spacecraft on Mars. Image credit: NASA/JPL-Calech/University of Arizona Full image and caption Phoenix Robotic Arm's Workspace After 90 Sols During the first 90 Martian days after its ...

[edit] Phoenix Mars Lander goes QRT

12 November 2008, by unknown NASA's Phoenix Mars Lander monitors the atmosphere overhead and reaches out to the soil below in this artist's depiction of the spacecraft fully deployed on the surface of Mars. Image Credit: NASA/JPL/UA/Lockheed Martin ...

[edit] RIP: The Mars Lander's Legacy - Space.com

11 November 2008, by

[edit] ReasonPad | Journey on the Red Planet- Phoenix Mars Lander

11 November 2008, by Susan Francis Image: This view from the Surface Stereo Imager on NASA’s Phoenix Mars Lander shows the first impression — dubbed Yeti and shaped like a wide footprint — made on the Martian soil by the robotic arm scoop on the sixth Martian day of the ...

[edit] Phoenix probe mission on Mars ends: NASA - AFP

11 November 2008, by

[edit] NASA's Phoenix Mars Lander Ceased Communications

10 November 2008, by admin_huliq May be we will see you on Mars somewhere when we get there ourselves. You did a great job sending wonderful images of Mars and letting the humanity know more about the red planet. NASA's Phoenix Mars Lander has ceased.

[edit] 13 Above: Top 10 Best Pics Of Phoenix Mars Lander

10 November 2008, by Editor John Shown here is a test scoop of soil -- the first-ever dug by Phoenix -- that wasn't baked. Small white patches in the grit are likely ice. Mars In 360 View : Might be tough to make out this image, but you're looking at a 360-degree view ...

[edit] UA Showcases Phoenix Mars Images at Ward 6 Midtown Office - University of Arizona News (press release)

4 November 2008, by

[edit] NASA slowly shuts down Mars robot as long night approaches - Computerworld

29 October 2008, by

[edit] Mars Lander Snaps the Most Detailed Pics Yet

19 August 2008, by An anonymous reader writes "The Mars Lander has taken its very first microscopic image of a piece of Martian dust (image). The particle, according to the Jet Propulsion Laboratory, is shown at a higher magnification than anything ever seen from another planet. The ...

[edit] Full-Circle Color Panorama of Phoenix Landing Site on Northern Mars, Polar Projection

1 August 2008, by (NASA) - This view combines more than 400 images taken during the first several weeks after NASA’s Phoenix Mars Lander arrived on an arctic plain at 62.22 degrees north latitude, 234.25 degrees east longitude on Mars. The full-circle panorama in ...

[edit] SPACE.com -- Mars Lander Samples Ice, Mission Is Extended

31 July 2008, by Water Ice on Mars Confirmed "NASA's Phoenix Mars Lander has confirmed the existence of water ice on Mars." "Mission scientists celebrated the news after a sample of the ice was finally delivered to one of the lander's instruments. Phoenix's ...

[edit] Phoenix Lander Has Touched Martian Water For the First Time (Water On Mars)

31 July 2008, by NASA just announced that the Phoenix Lander has successfully scooped up a Martian water ice sample and placed it in its oven for scientific analysis. "Mars Odyssey discovered this ice six years ago, but we've now touched it and tasted it, which is something that hasn't been ...

[edit] Gallery: NASA's Most Amazing Extraterrestrial Vehicles

27 July 2008, by

Image: Courtesy NASA NASA's mission is to take humans where they've never been before, so in honor of the agency's 50th anniversary, we take a look through the vehicles NASA's used to carry us into the unknown. This gallery looks through all the eras of NASA from the early glorified missile ...

[edit] Clip Reveals Moon Transiting Earth from 31 Million Miles Away

18 July 2008, by Earthmoon This clip is pretty mind-blowing. Earth has been photographed by the Deep Impact spacecraft and the images have been woven together by NASA to create a clip that shows the Earth as seen from deep space as the moon orbits it. Said University of Maryland astronomer Michael ...

[edit] Water Ice On Mars

23 June 2008, by Posted by kdawson ( 76% noise) View Skip cathector sends along a story from SpaceWeather.com on the discovery of water ice on Mars. “Scientists have figured out the mysterious white substance unearthed by NASA’s Phoenix lander on Mars. It’s frozen water. ...

[edit] Long Distance Viewing

16 June 2008, by NASA Photo BBC Science -- Nasa's Phoenix lander has provided the most magnified view ever of Martian soil. Two scientific instruments, a microscope and a "bake-and-sniff" analyser, have begun inspecting soil samples delivered by the scoop on the spacecraft's robotic arm. ... It's been ...

[edit] How is it that the Phoenix Mars Lander has over 20,000 Twitter followers and I’ve only got 20?

15 June 2008, by Iuiouiou9o Perhaps the lander offers more bang for the buck. Kim Hart's Washington Post Business section article yesterday has the details, and follows. Twitters From Mars! A Ghost-Written Micro-Blog Makes NASA's Robot Lander Less Alien The most nerve-racking moments ...

[edit] Latest Phoenix Images: Ice or Salt?

13 June 2008, by The Phoenix lander team revealed the latest images from the mission at a press briefing on Friday. This first image shows an area dug by Phoenix's scoop, which disclosed a bright surface just a few inches down, which may be ice. "There's still some ...

[edit] Mars lander uncovers signs of ice - BBC News

2 June 2008, by All American Patriots (press release) Mars lander uncovers signs of ice BBC News - 1 hour ago Nasa's new robotic craft on Mars may be resting on a large patch of ice. The latest images sent to Earth reveal tantalising glimpses of what looks like frozen water. Phoenix ...

[edit] The real Phoenix, in black and white

29 May 2008, by Some antiscientists never learn. Of course, if they did, they wouldn’t still be antiscientists. I present to you one Ted Twietmeyer. He is a contributor to Rense.com, a webby bastion of poor thinking, bad evidence, breathless speculation, and out-and-out nonsense. Twietmeyer, you may recall, made some ...

[edit] Phoenix Mars Lander Spotted from Space

28 May 2008, by Phoenix mission runs into first glitch, while orbiter images lander on surface.

[edit] Phoenix Mars Mission - Gallery - Image Categories

28 May 2008, by Matrix Lander Gallery The gallery shows images relating to the Phoenix Lander's time on Mars. More Images. Press Release Images. View All Press Release Images. View Images. Sol 151 Raw Images. Sol 151 Raw Images. View Images ...

[edit] Phoenix Lander Presents: Mars in High-Res

28 May 2008, by

The Phoenix Mars Lander, which completed a heart-stopping, autonomous landing on the Martian surface on Sunday, has begun beaming pictures the millions of miles back to Earth. If you missed the landing, this gallery should provide a photographic catch-up on a mission that ...

[edit] Mars lander completes first day on Mars

27 May 2008, by TUCSON, Ariz.---- Fresh images sent back by NASA's Phoenix Mars Lander during its first full day operating in the Martian northern polar region showed most of its science instruments in good health, mission scientists said.

[edit] Mars Probe Brings the "Weather Rock" New Respect

27 May 2008, by radioweather writes "What looked to casual observers like a malfunction, a dangling wire with something on the end, seen in the first photo of the meteorological mast on NASA's Phoenix Mars Lander, actually turned out to be the real instrument. Surprisingly, it is ...

[edit] Phoenix lands safely on Mars

27 May 2008, by Iain Thomson, vnunet.com, Tuesday 27 May 2008 at 12:34:00 First images begin to arrive The Phoenix lander has made a perfect landing near the ice cap of Mars and has started broadcasting from the surface. The probe used the planet's atmosphere and ...

[edit] Phoenix on Mars

27 May 2008, by One of the first images from the Phoenix Mars Lander shows the surface of Mars after the Phoenix Mars Lander spacecraft landed successfully in the first-ever touchdown near Mars' north pole at ...

[edit] Mars lander completes first day on Red Planet

27 May 2008, by Fresh images sent back by NASA's Phoenix Mars Lander during its first full day operating in the Martian northern polar region ...

[edit] First Pictures From Mars Phoenix Lander

27 May 2008, by Posted by CmdrTaco ( 68% noise) View Skip Now that the solar panels have been deployed, the Mars Phoenix Lander has begun sending back pictures of the red planet to the hungry space geeks of earth. In just a few weeks the claw will deploy and they’ll start digging a hole. ...