Christmas Day Mars Landing (Beagle 2)
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Hi,
Here in the UK anticipation is building up in advance of Beagle 2's separation from the MARS EXPRESS orbiter later today. Beagle
I think us Brits should be proud of Beagle2 ! - Even if it was designed on a shoe
string, and looks like a cheap lunchbox, Just think what we could do with
1/100th of NASAs budget!! (A lot more than NASA I suspect, geez does that organization waste money or what)
Of course it will
Yes you should be proud Mark
But a fiver will get you a tener that 99/100^th of NASAs technology is
involved at one stage or another ( stage? get it?)
It is a Great Christmas Gift to us all.
God Speed Beagle2!
Elton
mark ford wrote:
I think us Brits should be proud of Beagle2 ! - Even if it
Hello all,
I've been wondering what these three vehicles are going to find and get
reported back to NASA and others.
Will limited sampling of Mars rock specimens be enough proof to
match/validate our SNAC meteorites?...that is SNC's plus the Allan Hills find.
Will the range of igneous rock
Dear John, List;
I hope they find frozen petrified stromatoites (like the ones listed on
ebay) ;-).
That is if the parachutes work, and the batteries don't freeze.
Hope it lands right side up and the antennae do not break off.
Lets see, that is four of a zillion things that could go wrong.
Anticipation of things to come is usually better than the reality of the
happenings. Let's hope for the best...and possibly one or two of those items
might be closer to being answered about Mars.
As for stromatoites...always gotta do some ebay plugging don't we Dave. It
nevers ends, night and
Hi,
Here in the UK anticipation is building up in advance of Beagle 2's separation from the MARS EXPRESS orbiter later today. Beagle 2 is only small - same diameter as a bicycle wheel in fact - but it's packed with science instruments. With two out of every three probes sent to Mars so far
http://science.nasa.gov/headlines/y2003/17dec_beagle2.htm
Christmas Day Mars Landing
NASA Science News
December 17, 2003
In search of alien life, the European Space Agency's Beagle 2
probe will parachute to the surface of Mars on Dec. 25th.
December 17, 2003: It's wintertime in the northern
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