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	+ Home   Choose another category:   + Life on Earth + Humans in Space Did you know that each of the Mars Rovers, Spirit and Opportunity, has 9 "eyes" -- 4 engineering Hazard Avoidance cameras (Hazcams), 2 Navigation cameras (Navcams), 2 science Panoramic cameras (Pancams), and one Science Microscopic Imager? + More NASA Facts...		+ NASA Home > Exploring the Universe > Our Solar System       March 23, 2004 -- NASA Headquarters Briefing: Scientists Think Opportunity on Shoreline of 'Salty Sea' + View Video March 2, 2004 -- NASA Headquarters Briefing: Opportunity Finds Evidence Mars Was Once Drenched + View Video Updates from the Jet Propulsion Laboratory: August 18, 2004 -- First results from Spirit's bedrock analysis at Columbia Hills. + View Video July 16, 2004 -- Engineers keep Spirit driving, Opportunity explores Endurance Crater. + View Video June 16, 2004 -- Spirit explores Columbia Hills, Opportunity probes Endurance Crater. + View Video         12.13.04 - Rovers Spot Water-Related Mineral, Clouds Scientists have identified a water-signature mineral called goethite in bedrock. + Read More     All Rover Images + View site         Rover Mission Site + View site + Jet Propulsion Laboratory     Flash Feature: M2K4 + Visit the website     Planetary Photojournal NASA's Images of the Solar System + Visit the website
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