The Phoenix landed in the north polar region of Mars, which just beginning its summer season. The space probe is sitting in an area that had been covered by ice during the winter. The ice on the surface has disappeared, but it's possible that water could be found by digging a short distance. This image, captured in the past two days, has been colorized.
The Phoenix will scoop up ground with its robotic arm and test for the presence of water and the chemical ingredients of life.
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- Great achievement indeed...
- And many millions. if not billions, well spent.
It makes us wonder, why, in this space age, there has never been a cure for cancer? Or is there? Are pharmacheuticle companies only too happy to keep... (Read the rest) - Posted by: fourijm@... Posted on: 05/29/08 You are currently: a Guest | Log in | Terms of Use
Images: Phoenix Lander greeted by Mars spacecraft
epptopno@... | 05/27/08
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How much?
Keywalker4God | 05/28/08
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Good point!
jerang@... | 05/28/08
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Social benefits vs. science
gxng | 05/28/08
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And IC chip came from where?
dragon@... | 05/28/08
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That money stays right here . . .
boxplayer | 05/29/08
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True, and let's get real...
JCitizen | 05/29/08
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AMEN - well put.
socialism=nowhere | 05/29/08
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AMEN! and anyway you can give the money
socialism=nowhere | 05/29/08
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OMG - there's always one ...nt
socialism=nowhere | 05/29/08
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RE: (Images: Phoenix Lander greeted by Mars spacecraft)
I am Gorby | 05/29/08
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Great achievement indeed...
fourijm@... | 05/29/08
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