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Opportunity Knocks.

NASA scores another success on Mars with the flawless landing of the Opportunity. And, in other good news, scientists have determined the Spirit has memory issues, and have upgraded their prognosis from critical to serious.

Author KcMPosted on January 25, 2004April 23, 2013Categories Mars, Space, Space Race, The Solar SystemTags Mars, Mars Rovers, NASA, Space, Space Race, The Solar System2 Comments on Opportunity Knocks.

Back in Business?

The good news: The confused and constantly-rebooting Mars Rover pipes up after a two-day vacation (although apparently it still has major issues.) The better news: The Mars Express confirms the existence of water on the red planet. Houston, we’re still a go.

Author KcMPosted on January 23, 2004April 23, 2013Categories Mars, Science, Search for Life, Space, The Solar SystemTags Mars, Mars Rovers, Martian Water, NASA, Science, Search for Life, Space, The Solar System

Laying the Groundwork/Snoopy Come Home.

NASA sets its sights on an Apollo-based Crew Exploration Vehicle (CEV) to replace the earlier space plane idea, and the Mars rover begins scrounging for water. Meanwhile, the search continues for the missing Beagle.

Author KcMPosted on January 10, 2004April 23, 2013Categories Mars, Science, Space, Space Race, The Solar SystemTags ESA, Mars Rovers, Martian Water, NASA, Space, Space Launch System, Space Race, The Solar System

Red Rover.

W00t. I was on holiday break when the Beagle disappeared on Christmas Day, so now I’m doubly pleased that the Mars Rover has successfully landed on the Red Planet. Not only is it great for space exploration in general, but NASA needed a success in the worst way.

Author KcMPosted on January 5, 2004April 23, 2013Categories Mars, Science, Space, Space Race, The Solar SystemTags ESA, Mars, Mars Rovers, Science, Space, Space Race, The Solar System1 Comment on Red Rover.

Voyage of the Beagle.

A flurry of probes, headed by the ESA’s Beagle 2, prep for christmas on Mars. Let’s hope they fare better than the ’99 wave.

Author KcMPosted on December 22, 2003April 22, 2013Categories Mars, Science, Space, Space Race, The Solar SystemTags ESA, Mars, Mars Rovers, Martian Water, Science, Space, Space Race, The Solar System

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