Thursday, July 2, 2009

New images from Phoenix.

Been a while since Phoenix died. It's cold corpse is probably frozen at the Martian tundra now, I hope we'll see some recent images of it from MRO one of these days.
A few new photos and some evidence of climate cycles. Read the full article on the link below.

Posted by Tom

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