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Rover and Track: Check Out These Wheels
The engineers at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory, home of some of the best six-wheeled exo-atmospheric off-roaders anywhere, have really done it this time.
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Opportunity Hits the Beach
Earth might not be the only planet in our solar system to have hosted salty seas.
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In The Martian Driver's Seat
NASA's M2K4 puts you behind the wheel of the Rovers.
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The Odyssey of Odyssey's 10,000 Orbits
The rovers aren't the only ones hard at work studying Mars. NASA's Mars Odyssey celebrates 10,000 orbits of the red planet!
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Moon Dance
Elusive, awe-inspiring...and now, martian: What's the deal with eclipses, anyway?
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Slip Sliding Away
Driving a rover on Mars isn't easy, as indicated by some 'rover and track' stories.
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Rover Finds Signs of Wet Martian Past
NASA's Opportunity rover is showing indications that water once flowed on Mars.
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Rover Fans Go On 'Bunny' Chase →
Like a rabbit in a hat, the identity of an oddity that looks like "bunny ears" in a picture from Mars has eluded the science and engineering teams.
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Two Little Rovers, One Big Audience
Mars Exploration Rover mission becomes NASA's biggest Web event ever.
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Spirit Science Advances
NASA's Mars Exploration Rover Spirit has achieved several scientific firsts, but may still have its best "Eureka!" moments in front of it.
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Tales in the Tracks
Rover wheels aren't just for driving anymore! They help scientists study a part of Mars that time has covered up.
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Make Your Own Eye-Popping 3-D Pictures
Make Mars and other "vacation spots" come alive when you create 3-D images using your photos, a computer and photo-editing software.
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21 Photos, and a Big First
Mariner 4 made history in 1965 by capturing Mars up close
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A Day in the Life →
Wearing two watches, Jim Rice works in three time zones on two different planets simultaneously.
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Mars Landmarks Honor Columbia Crew
NASA Administrator Sean O'Keefe today announced the Martian hills, located east of the Spirit Mars Exploration Rover's landing site, would be dedicated to the Space Shuttle Columbia STS-107 crew.
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Revealing Mars' True Colors: Part One →
Scientists, engineers and imaging specialists work hard to provide a human-scale view of images taken by Spirit and Opportunity.
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Challenger Crew Memorialized on Mars
The site where Opportunity landed will be named the Challenger Memorial Station.
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Rover "Digs" the Dirt
Spirit's first soil sampling creates excitement here on Earth.
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NASA Dedicates Martian Hills To Apollo 1
NASA memorialized Gus Grissom, Ed White and Roger Chaffee by dedicating the hills surrounding Spirit's landing site to the Apollo 1 astronauts.
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Mars Mice
Mice-astronauts will orbit Earth inside a spinning spacecraft to learn what its like to live on Mars
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