Mars Phoenix: May 25th Landing Site
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Getting ready for the next Martian visitor!
This image is taken within the region that Mars Phoenix is expected to land on May 25th, one month from today. The whitish areas criss-crossing the landscape here is the seasonal carbon dioxide frost that covers the Martian poles during the winter. Phoenix will represent the first ever landing in a Martian polar region and is expected to yield considerably different results than we have seen from any of the previous landers or rovers.
October 2nd, 2010 at 11:00 am
why not land on hebes chasma where they know its occupied.There is a advanced mayan race that lives there and they have known about this since 03.Polar landings are a delay until they finally announce there is life on mars and guess what they are ahead of us in tech.The 300ft satt.dish on top front of hebes proves it.