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Mars Phoenix, RIP

Science Buzz NASA's Mars Phoenix Lander has finished its mission and powered down, and science fans will mourn its passing. As fall turns to winter on the Martian surface, the Lander will be buried in carbon dioxide ice as temperatures plummet. Its batteries are dead and the robot, which discovered the first proof of ice on Mars, has stopped transmitting. Farewell, sweet prince.
Scott Lamb about 3 weeks ago
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Image: Naked Martian Robot

It’s Phoenix as you’ve never seen her before, fully naked and completely see-through!
Brian Ries about 6 weeks ago
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Ice On Mars

Science Buzz The NASA Phoenix Mars mission says they’ve found proof of water on the Red Planet. Small white patches that the Phoenix lander discovered when digging into the Martian soil earlier this week have shrunk, and bits of debris in the trench have disappeared, which NASA says could only mean they were ice.
Scott Lamb about 23 weeks ago
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Image: Martian Sunset

NASA’s Mars rover Spirit (from 2005) sent back a nice sunset picture from the Red Planet.
Scott Lamb about 26 weeks ago
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