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Wed, 16 May 2012 00:16:08 GMT Destination Mars, New Explorations of the Red Planet - Natural History Magazine Natural History Magazine Destination Mars, New Explorations of the Red Planet Natural History Magazine NASA's 1998 Mars Climate Orbiter memorably crashed into Mars because a segment of mission-control software erroneously used British Imperial units instead of metric units. But over the years, NASA has scored inspiring successes. The two Viking missions ... - and more »

Fri, 04 May 2012 16:16:15 GMT Tassie's Mars mission - Tasmania Mercury Tassie's Mars mission Tasmania Mercury In 1976, the Viking I orbiter photographed the "face on Mars" over the planet's Cydonia region, along with pyramid-like arrangements. It triggered a few weeks of frenzied speculation that the craft had found an Egyptian-style city. - and more »

Sun, 22 Apr 2012 03:47:25 GMT Martian crater 48 miles long could provide new evidence that water used to ... - Daily Mail Daily Mail Martian crater 48 miles long could provide new evidence that water used to ... Daily Mail By Daily Mail Reporter A huge meteor crater 48 miles long photographed by the European Space Agency's Mars Express orbital satellite could possible give clues to a watery past for the Red Planet. The elongated crater that is one mile deep and up to 15 ... - and more »

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