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Major ice discovery excites Mars researchers (part 1)

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Local meetings this week: Mercury and Mars

Choose your planet this week! The next quarterly meeting of the Rocky Mountain Mars Society chapter will be held on...
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The first lunar residents won't be human?

If NASA returns to the Moon around the year 2020, they'll find aliens waiting for them. Specialized, semi-intelligent robotic residents will greet...
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Political capital running low for NASA’s Mars science program?

The keynote speaker on the third day of the twelfth annual Mars Society conference, veteran NASA-Ames planetary scientist and astrobiologist Dr. Chris...
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A Tale of Two NASAs

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Calling all Martians!

Every once in a while, a unique opportunity arises - one you will someday tell your grandchildren about. Mark your calendars because such an...
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For sale: a Titan missile complex, slightly used, armed with nuclear family potential (part 1)

In November of 2005, the 4Frontiers Corporation approached me with a unique request. With several million dollars of potential investment funds...
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The ghost of Dr. Griffin

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In A Christmas Carol, three ghosts visited Ebenezer Scrooge: Christmas Past, Present, and Yet to Come. The NASA-equivalent big-screen version, soon...
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A traveler’s guide to Google Mars, part 1

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I have seen the future, and it is Google Mars.Allow me to support that rather bold statement, in case you assume I’m just another brainwashed...
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Stunning images of Martian moons Phobos and Deimos

We’ve come a long (long, long, long) way since the first images of Mars captivated Earth-bound observers. From early tragedies to recent...
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