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Mars Landing Live Event
For those of you interested in following the Mars Phoenix spacecraft landing it /will be televised live on NASA television starting at 3pm PST Sunday. (8am Monday Morning AEST) The broadcast is available via the web at the following link: http://www.nasa.gov/multimedia/nasatv/
While this is not perhaps an aviation event with which you are familiar, it's still very interesting and is well worth your time to check it out. MS |
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lets see if i can wake up at 6am
thanks for the headsup |
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Not saying I'll be up to watch this event, but I must admit, NASA TV Live do a great job with coverage of the Space Shuttle Missions.
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Sir richard branson will be selling tickets to fly there soon
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Landed in one piece...now waiting for first pics etc. Very interesting science project....thats other than the whole phase of just getting the thing there.
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It would be interesting to go down to Tidbinbilla in the ACT and see if they are taking part in the Mission.
Very interesting place to visit if you've got some time. Theres a good museum there as well with lots of moon/space stuff. Would just love to go inside and have a look.....
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First Picture of Water On Mars
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Groan ...
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