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Mars Phoenix mission, and future exploration

B. Goldstein

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Abstract

Launched from KSC on August 4, 2007, the Phoenix Lander successfully touched down on the northern plains of Mars on May 25, 2008. Barry Goldstein, the Phoenix Project Manager will give an overview of the Phoenix mission, and some insight as to what robotic missions are planned for the red planet.

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Launched from KSC on August 4, 2007, the Phoenix Lander successfully touched down on the northern plains of Mars on May 25, 2008. Barry Goldstein, the Phoenix Project Manager will give an overview of the Phoenix mission, and some insight as to what robotic missions are planned for the red planet.

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Launched from KSC on August 4, 2007, the Phoenix Lander successfully touched down on the northern plains of Mars on May 25, 2008. Barry Goldstein, the Phoenix Project Manager will give an overview of the Phoenix mission, and some insight as to what robotic missions are planned for the red planet.

Key concepts: Phoenix, Mars Exploration Program, Mars landing, Exploration of Mars, Astrobiology, Planetary exploration, Aeronautics, Planet

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