Two Years on Mars
As Mars Spirit Rover celebrates two Earth years on Mars, a discussion of this and previous Mars missions in the NY Times.
posted by Zosia A. C. Krusberg at
5:45 PM
Tuesday, January 03, 2006
As Mars Spirit Rover celebrates two Earth years on Mars, a discussion of this and previous Mars missions in the NY Times.
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1 Comments:
i spent four years in egypt. and i spent four years in russia. was it four? and i spent 5 years in belgium. make that seven. and 4 in sweden. and 2 and a half in the US. so what the hell is MARS so special for??????+
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