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On May 25, 2008, the Phoenix Mars Lander will touch down on the Maritan surface at its North Pole landing site. The touchdown comes after travelling through space for almost a year enroute to the Red Planet. Here's how to follow along with this exciting mission as scientists from Earth pay an interplanetary visit to a neighboring world.
Phoenix Mars Lander
Take a look at the main Phoenix Mars Lander website created by NASA/JPL (see resource links, below). You'll learn about the key goals of the mission, and find a countdown-to-landing timer
Touchdown
Explore the FAQs to find out key features of the mission, like the difference between a Mars rover and a Mars lander.
Mission badge
There are plenty of other information resources hoted by NASA, JPL and the California Institute of Technology (Cal-Tech). Make sure to see the resource links, directly below.
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flatbush said
on 5/20/2008 That's exciting. Hope it makes it OK.
onederland said
on 5/19/2008 Cool! 5 stars :)
GreenGardenChic said
on 5/19/2008 Cool!
coachmac4 said
on 5/17/2008 What an interesting article! 5 stars!
amylaine said
on 4/19/2008 Very cool, great article.