41. MarsNews.com :: NewsWire For The New Frontier NewsWire for the New Frontier. A news and information resource on mars missions, technology, and the search for life on the red planet. http://www.marsnews.com/

var gaJsHost = (("https:" == document.location.protocol) ? "https://ssl." : "http://www."); document.write(unescape("%3Cscript src='" + gaJsHost + "google-analytics.com/ga.js' type='text/javascript'%3E%3C/script%3E")); Website Info NewsWire Archive RSS Feeds FOCUS AREAS The Planet Mars Life on Mars? Technology The "Face on Mars" ... The Mars Society MISSIONS Current Missions Phoenix Lander Recon Orbiter Mars Rovers Mars Express ... 2001 Odyssey Future Missions Science Lab Scout Missions Gravity Biosat Netlanders ... Humans To Mars Past Missions Mariner Viking Phobos 2 Mars Observer ... Global Surveyor Search This Site Advanced Search Special Features Weather Center Time On Mars var site="sm1marsnews" May 28, 2008 One-Way Flight to Mars? A Soldier Volunteers The idea, to say the least, was provocative. Back in March Nancy Atkinson wrote a piece for Universe Today about a retired NASA engineer named Jim McLane, who suggested a way to jump-start human settlement of Mars: go before we're sure how to get back. "When we eliminate the need to launch off Mars, we remove the mission’s most daunting obstacle," McLane told her. He said it would not be a suicide mission, but that risks are necessary when you do great things. "I don’t think there would be any shortage of people willing to volunteer for the mission. Lindbergh was someone who was willing to risk everything because it was worth it. I don’t think it will be hard to find another Lindbergh to go to Mars." Full Story Posted by tourdemars to Humans To Mars Permalink Phoenix Mars Lander's Robotic Arm Ready To Dig

42. :: NASA Quest > Archives :: In 1996 NASA launched two missions to mars. The mars Global Surveyor By participating in the mars Team Online project, you and your students can join http://quest.nasa.gov/mars/

Mars Team Online has merged with several of Quest's other online interactive projects to form the new Solar System Online project. Please join us there! Mars Team Online A Guided Tour of this Site In 1996 NASA launched two missions to Mars. The Mars Global Surveyor spacecraft took off in November and reached the orbit of Mars on September 11, 1997 to begin an orbital mission that will provide detailed mapping and weather information. The Mars Pathfinder spacecraft blasted away in December and landed on the Red Planet on July 4, 1997. The micro-rover Sojourner has wandered its way around the Martian terrain, returning a wealth of new science data. By participating in the Mars Team Online project, you and your students can join the Mars team in their exploration of the Red Planet! The project is targeted at the middle school grade levels, but will have appeal above and below that range. The Mars Team Online Web pages include: Project News: If you're new, a welcome and some background

43. StarChild: The Planet Mars Some of the meteorites found on Earth are actually pieces of the planet mars. As of June 2006, thirtyfour Martian meteorites have been found. http://starchild.gsfc.nasa.gov/docs/StarChild/solar_system_level1/mars.html

Listen Mars: The Red Planet Some of the meteorites found on Earth are actually pieces of the planet Mars. As of June 2006, thirty-four "Martian meteorites" have been found. The temperature on Mars can be very, very cold. On its warmest day, Mars can still be a very cold place. At the top and bottom of the planet are poles just like on Earth. During the Martian winter, ice caps can be seen at the poles. Space probes have landed on Mars. These probes were sent on a fact-finding mission by the United States. They performed experiments on the Martian dirt and atmosphere . The dirt was found to contain clay which was rich in iron. The iron is what gives Mars its red color. Mars has many craters which were formed by meteorites or asteroids hitting it. Mars also has some of the tallest volcanoes and some of the deepest valleys in our solar system. Mars has two moons, Phobos and Deimos which have unusual shapes. Scientists think these potato-shaped moons were once asteroids captured by Mars' gravitational pull A Question Why does Mars look red to anyone looking at it through a telescope?

44. Malin Space Science Systems Home Page Icon depicting a rotating planet mars, constructed from M R O MARCI data vertical line graphic, icon depicting a heartshaped landform on mars. http://www.msss.com/

Malin Space Science Systems designs, develops, operates, and conducts scientific research with instruments that fly on robotic spacecraft. MRO Mars Color Imager Mars Weather Report (updated weekly) Dust Devils at Phoenix Site 6 May 2008 MGS Mars Orbiter Camera Starship Orbiting Mars? 1 April 2008 Mars Images at Malin Space Science Systems Mars Global Surveyor launch: last contact: November 2006) Mars Orbiter Camera (MOC) MOC Gallery - Over 212,000 Images Phoenix Mars Lander launch: landed: May 2008) Mars Descent Imager (MARDI) Other MSSS Projects Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter Camera Mars Semi-Autonomous Rover Investigation JunoCam Jupiter Mission Camera Mars Exploration Rovers ... Past MSSS Projects Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter launch: status: orbiting, imaging Mars) Mars Color Imager (MARCI) Context Camera (CTX) Mars Science Laboratory launch: September 2009) Mast Camera (Mastcam) Mars Hand Lens Imager (MAHLI) Mars Descent Imager (MARDI) Other MSSS Information About Malin Space Science Systems MSSS Cameras/Product Line Education and Public Outreach MSSS Press Releases ... Employment Opportunities updated: 11 Mar 2008

45. The Planet Mars mars, the Red Planet , is named after the Roman god of war because it commonly appears with a reddish tinge when viewed in our sky. http://csep10.phys.utk.edu/astr161/lect/mars/mars.html

The Planet Mars Mars , the "Red Planet", is named after the Roman god of war because it commonly appears with a reddish tinge when viewed in our sky. It has always held a fascination for those interested in the possibility of life on other planets. In 1895 a professor of astronomy, Samual Leland Phelps, wrote in a book called World Making that with a new 40 inch telescope being built by the University of Chicago, "It will be possible to see cities on Mars, to detect navies in [its] harbors, and the smoke of great manufacturing cities and towns... Is Mars inhabited? There can be little doubt of it ... conditions are all favorable for life, and life, too, of a high order. Is it possible to know this of a certainty? Certainly." (quoted in Feb., 1973 National Geographic The adjacent image shows a Viking 2 image of Mars. There is no evidence for the things that Professor Leland thought we would see with an earth-based telescope, but Mars is still of great interest to us, not the least reason being that it may once have harbored conditions favorable to the evolution of life. Next Back Top Home Help

46. Moon And Mars The plan includes human missions to the moon and mars in search of the answers to many basic questions. President s Commission on Moon, mars and Beyond http://spaceflight.nasa.gov/mars/

These scripts enable navigation. It requires javascript be enabled in your browser. These scripts enable navigation. It requires javascript be enabled in your browser. This script requires javascript be enabled in your browser. The Vision for Space Exploration Exploration Art Visit the Vision for Space Exploration Gallery for artist's concept imagery. In January 2004, President George W. Bush outlined an ambitious plan for NASA's future exploration of the solar system. The plan includes human missions to the moon and Mars in search of the answers to many basic questions. From the Vision for Space Exploration: "Direct human experience in space has fundamentally altered our perspective of humanity and our place in the universe. Humans have the ability to respond to the unexpected developments inherent in space travel and possess unique skills that enhance discoveries. Just as Mercury, Gemini, and Apollo challenged a generation of Americans, a renewed U.S. space exploration program with a significant human component can inspire us and our youth to greater achievements on Earth and in space." For more information: History Robotic Missions The Vision

47. Mars General mars information, images, life on mars, news, current, future, and past missions, terraforming, conferences, mars paraphernalia, mars fiction on http://www.sff.net/people/ckanderson/mars.htp

Welcome to C. K. Anderson 's Mars site. This page contains links to Mars-related sites, several of which he found useful when researching A Step Beyond , a novel about the first manned trip to Mars. General Mars Information Center for Mars Exploration - NASA Ames Research Center Welcome to the Planets: Mars - Jet Propulsion Laboratories Mars - Jet Propulsion Laboratories Views of the Solar System: Mars - Hawaiian Astronomical Society The Nine Planets: Mars - Bill Arnett The Whole Mars Catalog - Reston Communications Images of Mars Mars Global Surveyor Images - NASA Mars Pathfinder Images - NASA NASA's Planetary Photojournal: Mars - NASA Atlas of Mars and Viking Orbiter Image Finder - NASA The NSSDC Photo Gallery: Mars - NSSDC MSSC Viking Image Archive - Malin Space Science Systems Life on Mars Ancient Life Studies - NASA Mars Meteorites - Jet Propulsion Laboratories Life on Mars? - Federation of American Scientists Space Policy Project Marsbugs - An electronic astrobiology newsletter View false-color image (35 k).

48. Cisco Security Monitoring, Analysis And Response System - Products & Services - Security monitoring with Cisco Security mars and Cisco Security Manager are See how Cisco Security mars transforms raw network and security data into http://www.cisco.com/en/US/products/ps6241/

Home Skip to Content Skip to Search Skip to Navigation ... Skip to Footer Worldwide change Log In Register About Cisco Guest Search Solutions Ordering Support Partner Central cdc.util.initBackpack('cdc-nav-module'); Hierarchical Navigation HOME SECURITY Cisco Security Monitoring, Analysis and Response System Product Literature Cisco Security Monitoring, Analysis and Response System Introduction Support All support information for Cisco Security Monitoring, Analysis and Response System General Information Download Software Reference Guides ... Troubleshoot and Alerts Announcement Reduce Expenses, Improve Security and Compliance New device support framework and the MARS forum in Cisco Security MARS Release 6.0 provide a way to share device support for any device needed. Read Press release Security Monitoring for Threat Identification, Mitigation and Compliance Cisco Security Monitoring, Analysis, and Response System (MARS) provides security monitoring for network devices and host applications supporting both Cisco and other vendors. Security monitoring with MARS greatly reduces false positives by providing an end-to-end topological view of the network, which helps improve threat identification, mitigation responses, and compliance. Other features and benefits of Cisco Security MARS: "Learns" the topology, configuration and behavior of your environment

49. AMNH Mars Features interviews, activities, and news about the mars and Pathfinder missions. From the American Museum of Natural History. http://www.amnh.org/rose/mars/

Mars offerings at AMNH The American Museum of Natural History is offering an exciting array of programs and exhibits this winter and spring to educate the public on NASA’s latest Mars missions: two rovers, Spirit and Opportunity , recently landed on the planet’s surface. The solar-powered rovers are rolling across the dusty Martian landscape, taking stunning photographs and returning scientific data to Earth. Instruments on the rovers are searching for signs of water, one of the key ingredients for life. At the Museum, you can see the latest daily images from Mars, get up close to real Mars rocks in the newly renovated Arthur Ross Hall of Meteorites , and attend workshops for families and children. New images are shown daily on the AstroBulletin in the Dorothy and Lewis B. Cullman Hall of the Universe , in the Arthur Ross Hall of Meteorites theater, and in the pre-show area of the Hayden Planetarium prior to Space Show screenings. Our new Space Show The Search for Life: Are We Alone? features a dramatic 3-D visualization of the surface of Mars, giving viewers the experience of a walk on the red planet. For a tour of the latest images, visit the

50. Mars News, Science, Technology At MarsDaily.com 24/7 mars News Reports On Spirit, Opportunity, mars Express, and mars Reconnaissance Orbiter. http://www.marsdaily.com/

MARS DAILY SPACE DAILY TERRA DAILY SPACE WAR ... GPS DAILY May 29, 2008 MarsDaily Advertising Kit mars-phoenix Phoenix Spacecraft Commanded To Unstow Arm Tucson (LPL) May 29, 2008 Scientists leading NASA's Phoenix Mars mission from the University of Arizona in Tucson sent commands to unstow its robotic arm and take more images of its landing site early today. The Phoenix lander sent back new sharp color images from Mars late yesterday. Phoenix imaging scientists made a color mosaic of images taken by the lander's Surface Stereo Imager on landing day, May 25, and th ... read more Get Free Daily Newsletters About Space And More Contact Details - LA Sales Office 310-373-3169 (PDT) or Via Email TECH.WIRE Memory Foam Mattress Review Shop for telescopes online Solar Energy Solutions Tempur-Pedic Mattress Comparison Get Your Ad Here Space News from SpaceDaily.com Launchspace: Training Space Professionals Since 1970! Previous Issues May 28 May 27 May 26 May 23 ... Phoenix Coming Into View Tucson AZ (SPX) May 29, 2008 The Phoenix lander sent back new sharp color images from Mars late yesterday. Phoenix imaging scientists made a color mosaic of images taken by the lander's Surface Stereo Imager on landing day, May 25, and the first two full "sols," or martian days, after landing. The panorama, now about one-third complete, shows a fish-eye perspective from the camera, a view from the lander itself all th ... more mars-phoenix NASA restores radio contact with Phoenix Mars lander Washington (AFP) May 27, 2008

51. NETCOM | MARS mars Insignia Welcome to the U.S. Army Military Affiliate Radio System (mars) home page. We are headquartered at Fort Huachuca, Arizona, and assigned to the http://www.netcom.army.mil/mars/

Antenna Training Armed Forces Day Updated May 7, 2008 Army MARS Website Rules Army Reg 25-6 Benefits How to Join ... NETCOM HOME U.S. ARMY MILITARY AFFILIATE RADIO SYSTEM Home Links Army MARS Welcome to the U.S. Army Military Affiliate Radio System (MARS) home page. We are headquartered at Fort Huachuca , Arizona, and assigned to the Headquarters, United States Army Network Enterprise Technology Command/9th Signal Command (Army) (NETCOM/9th SC(A)), which directly reports to the Department of the Army's Chief Information Officer/G-6. MARS is a Department of Defense sponsored program, established as a separately managed and operated program by the Army Navy , and Air Force . The program consists of licensed amateur radio operators who are interested in military communications on a local, national, and international basis as an adjunct to normal communications. MARS has a long and proud history of providing world-wide auxiliary emergency communications during times of need. The combined three service MARS programs (Army, Air Force, and Navy-Marine Corps) volunteer force of over 5,000 dedicated and skilled amateur radio operators is the backbone of the MARS program. The benefit of MARS membership is enjoying an amateur radio hobby through the ever-expanding horizon of MARS. Our affiliate members' continued unselfish support of our mission keeps Army MARS Proud, Professional, and Ready.

52. MaRS Discovery District - MaRS - Where Great Minds Meet mars is a nonprofit innovation centre connecting science, technology and social entrepreneurs with business skills, networks and capital to stimulate http://www.marsdd.com/

var contextPath = "/magnoliaPublic"; Preferences Log out Inherited from: /magnoliaPublic/mars.html Inherited from: /magnoliaPublic/mars.html HOME ABOUT MaRS THE MaRS CENTRE ... RECOMMENDED RESOURCES Main title What is MaRS MaRS is a non-profit innovation centre connecting science, technology and social entrepreneurs with business skills, networks and capital to stimulate innovation and accelerate the creation and growth of successful Canadian enterprises. Find out more Connect with regional Experts Build your Growth Company Sign up for MaRS News ... Decrease Font RECENTLY ON THE MaRS BLOG Science Centres: Inspiring a culture of innovation Filed under: Innovation Policy Emerging Science and Technology MaRS May 27th, 2008 by Christine Crosbie Challenge Zone at the Ontario Science Centre How do you inspire a culture of innovation so that we can make a difference? Almost forty years ago, in 1969, The Ontario Science Centre and San Francisco’s Exploratorium both threw open their doors to a whole new way of experiencing science. At the time, they were revolutionary. Unlike conventional museums, where everything was under glass and visitors walked quietly among exhibits, these centres encouraged kids and adults to touch, make noise, listen to and interact with what they encountered. Since then, experiential science centres have opened up around the world: 540 science centres are members of the Association of Science-Technology Centers World Congress This year, leaders from these institutions are meeting here in Toronto for the 5th Science Centre World Congress, June 15-19 at the Metro Toronto Convention Centre, hosted by the Ontario Science Centre.

53. Images Of Mars And All Available Satellites Target is mars (and available satellites) To see images of only one particular target in this family, select one of the following Deimos, mars, Phobos http://photojournal.jpl.nasa.gov/targetFamily/Mars

Your Search Criteria found images Target is Mars (and available satellites) To see images of only one particular target in this family, select one of the following: Deimos Mars Phobos Go directly to image (PIxxxxxx): Other Query Options Refine results further Click on a column heading to sort the list. Click on an image for detailed information. My List Addition Date Target Mission Instrument ... Robotic Arm Camera (RAC) Phoenix 'Gets the Scoop' on the Scoop Full Resolution: TIFF (131.4 kB) JPEG (10.3 kB) Mars Phoenix Surface Stereo Imager (SSI) Phoenix's view of Mars as of the end of sol 2 Full Resolution: TIFF (3.968 MB) JPEG (483.1 kB) Mars Phoenix Surface Stereo Imager (SSI) Phoenix Color Targets Full Resolution: TIFF (816.9 kB) JPEG (25.06 kB) Mars Phoenix Surface Stereo Imager (SSI) Phoenix Sol 2 Northwestern Panorama Full Resolution: TIFF (692.2 kB) JPEG (42.73 kB) Mars Phoenix Surface Stereo Imager (SSI) Phoenix Work Area Animation Full Resolution: TIFF (1.556 MB) JPEG (75.82 kB) Mars Phoenix Surface Stereo Imager (SSI) Color view to northwest of Phoenix Full Resolution: TIFF (27.82 MB)

54. Mars Animated Science, Health, Technology, Math, Social Studies and English movies, comic strips, activity pages and school homework assistance via email for http://www.brainpop.com/science/space/mars/

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55. MARS MIPS Simulator - Missouri State University mars is a lightweight interactive development environment (IDE) for programming in MIPS assembly language, intended for educationallevel use with Patterson http://courses.missouristate.edu/KenVollmar/MARS/

a b c d ... z MARS (MIPS Assembler and Runtime Simulator) An IDE for MIPS Assembly Language Programming Download MARS 3.4.1 (posted 27 January 2008) MARS is a lightweight interactive development environment (IDE) for programming in MIPS assembly language, intended for educational-level use with Patterson and Hennessy's Computer Organization and Design, 3rd edition. See a screenshot of V3.2 (1279 x 993 pixels, 319 KB JPEG) Tutorial materials Sample MIPS assembly programs that demo MARS features and usage MARS features overview: (List of V3.3 and V3.0 features) GUI with point-and-click control and integrated editor Easily editable register and memory values, similar to a speadsheet Display values in hexadecimal or decimal Command line mode for instructors to test and evaluate many programs easily Floating point registers, coprocessor1 and coprocessor2. St andard tool: bit-level view and edit of 32-bit floating point registers (screenshot). Variable-speed single-step execution "Tool" utility for MIPS control of simulated devices. S tandard tool: Cache performance analysis tool (screenshot).

56. MARS Home Page wwwap.fnal.gov/mars/ - Similar pages Mobile Augmented RealityOur research on mars (Mobile Augmented Reality Systems) began in 1996, and is aimed at exploring the synergy of two promising fields of user interface http://www-ap.fnal.gov/MARS/

Welcome to the official MARS site on the World Wide Web! There is information about the code, its users, and its uses. One can also register as a user of the code ( http://www-ap.fnal.gov/MARS Directory Intro/Manual Applications References Secure Page ... Help News Upgrade of MARS15 is performed worldwide on December 27, 2007. The improvements concern the LAQGSM mode (ICEM 4=1) for heavy ions, neutral kaons, hydrogen target, residual nuclide scoring and low-energy projectiles, as well as deep-inelastic muon interactions at E < 5 GeV and minor cleaning. The updated manual of November 5, 2007 can be downloaded from this site. Further upgrade of MARS15 is completed worldwide on November 5, 2007. Several improvements concern the LAQGSM mode, extended geometry tracking and histograming. Substantial upgrade to MARS15 is completed worldwide on August 28, 2007. Most important improvements concern the LAQGSM mode for heavy ions, enhanced control of unstable particle decays and refinements in low-energy electron and other particle tracking in magnetic field. The updated manual can be downloaded from this site MARS15 with further minor improvements to the code and input cards has been released and updated on most MARS sites on August 7, 2007. The updated manual can be downloaded from this site

57. Mars mars Express is also surveying the composition and thickness of the planet s north polar cap. Although some scientists believe that the polar deposits http://www.solstation.com/stars/mars.htm

Mars Home Stars Orbits Habitability ... jumbo , and other Viking images; Global Surveyor image with ice caps; and Hubble four-view mosaic. At center is Valles Marineris , the largest canyon in the Solar System. (See also Syrtis Major and Arabia Terra , the Hellas impact basin -lower right, and the Mars Atlas Breaking News At the March 2008 Lunar and Planetary Science Conference, planetary scientists used data collected by the European Space Agency 's Mars Express mission announced further evidence that beginning about 3.5 billion years ago, Mars experienced five episodes of major volcanic activity. Each episode released massive eruptions of lava and hot water onto the Martian surface lefted identifiable features. The scientists were able to date each episode by counting the number of small craters subsequently blasted into volcanic terrains created by each episode, by assuming that more craters accumulated on older terrains as meteorites of all sizes bombarded their surfaces over time. William Hartman Gerhard Neukum HRSC Team

58. Phoenix Mars Mission - Home This artist s concept depicts NASA s Phoenix mars Lander a moment before its planned touchdown on the arctic plains of mars in May 2008. http://phoenix.lpl.arizona.edu/

Keyword Search: This approximate color (SSI's red, green, and blue filters: 600, 530, and 480 nanometers) view was obtained on sol 2 by the Surface Stereo Imager (SSI) on board the Phoenix lander. The view is toward the northwest, showing polygonal terrain near the lander and out to the horizon. NASA's Phoenix Spacecraft Commanded to Unstow Arm May 28, 2008 Scientists leading NASA's Phoenix Mars mission from the University of Arizona in Tucson sent commands to unstow its robotic arm and take more images of its landing site early today. The Phoenix lander sent back new sharp color images from Mars late yesterday. Phoenix imaging scientists made a color mosaic of images taken by the lander's Surface Stereo Imager on landing day, May 25, and the first two full "sols," or Martian days, after landing. The panorama, now about one-third complete, shows a fish-eye perspective from the camera, a view from the lander itself all the way to the horizon. Phoenix adjusts its color vision with "Caltargets," calibrated color targets on disks mounted on the landing deck. Its color vision isn't quite like human color vision, but close. Read More Press Releases View the latest Phoenix press releases View Now Images from Phoenix View images taken by the Phoenix Lander View Now Summer Outreach Schedule Your Visit Now June 11-Aug 20, 2008

59. Mission To Mars Cornell University, NASA s JPL and Bill Nye present the next mission to the planet mars Athena in 2003. Images, athome experiments for kids and lesson http://athena.cornell.edu/

The Pancam panoramic cameras onboard Spirit and Opportunity have captured thousands of images of Mars. See a selection of these spectacular views in a pictorial journal of each rover's journey. Spirit's Journey Opportunity's Journey April 30, 2008 Spirit is tilted toward the sun at its winter haven on the north edge of the elevated volcanic plateau known as "Home Plate." Opportunity continues to do remote science in "Victoria Crater" as engineers perform diagnostics on the Instrument Deployment Device (rover arm) after a joint one stall. Rover Journal Archive Mission Update Archive Simulation Video Traverse Maps ... The MarsDial ...and lots more Science Bites Athena Student Interns Program The Rocky Road to Mars The Rover Model Athena Scientists Update Archive Press Releases Cornell goes to the movies: Mars and Steve Squyres' rovers star in IMAX spectacular Spirit completes her first Martian trip around the sun In a funky setting, Science Cabaret debuts with images of Mars Squyres writes the book on Mars ... Science journal features Mars Rover Spirit NASA Web Sites MER Analyst's Notebook Explore Mars with Maestro Schoolhouse Rocks Women of NASA ... Welcome to the Planets: Mars Athena Instrument Sites Pancam Mini-TES APXS RAT ... News Home Web Content Editor: Pamela R. Smith, Rover Image Artwork by

60. NASA GISS: Mars24 Sunclock - Time On Mars Offers a program to display time on mars, including local solar angles. Requires Java http://www.giss.nasa.gov/tools/mars24/

+ NASA Portal + Goddard Space Flight Center + GSFC Earth Sciences Division The current version of Mars24 is 6.0.1, released 2008-05-22. Mars24 is a Java program which displays a Mars sunclock, a graphical representation of the planet Mars showing its current sun- and nightsides, along with a numerical readout of the time in 24-hour format. Other displays include a plot showing the relative orbital positions of Mars and Earth and a diagram showing the solar angle for a given location on Mars. Mars24 runs on many different types of computers, including Windows, Mac OS X, Linux, and more, but it requires Java 1.5 or better be installed on the computer. The associated MER Spirit/Opportunity Clock Applet requires only Java 1.1.8 and is compatible with many older web browsers, but it does not include Mars Phoenix timing or the sunclock or other graphic displays of Mars24. Download Mars24 Mars24 for Mac OS X Mars24 for Windows Mars24 "Generic" for Linux, OS/2, etc. View MER Spirit/Opportunity Clock Applet (70 kB, requires Java 1.1.8) Documentation and Credits Other information available here includes: Help User's Guide Technical Notes on Mars Time Algorithm and Worked Examples ... Version History Also on the GISS website is a 1998 Science Brief

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