Mars News

Posted October 4, 1999:

• Mars Climate Orbiter Team Finds Likely Cause Of Loss

Posted September 24, 1999:

• NASA's Mars Climate Orbiter Believed To Be Lost

Posted September 21, 1999:

• NASA's Mars Climate Orbiter: First Martian Weather Satellite

Posted September 13, 1999:

• Earth To Mars Climate Orbiter: Are We There Yet?

Posted August 30, 1999:

• Mars Polar Lander To Arrive On Smooth, Layered Terrain

Posted August 11, 1999:

• Dramatic Pictures Showing Evidence Of Shifting Sands On Mars

Posted July 20, 1999:

• World's Leading Mars Scientists Gather At Caltech

Posted July 19, 1999:

• SFU Researcher Embarks On Mars-Like Expedition

Posted July 2, 1999:

• A Closer Encounter With Mars

Posted June 15, 1999:

• Bacteria Grown In Simulated Martian Environment

Posted June 11, 1999:

• Less Than One Week To Go To Name An Asteroid

Posted May 31, 1999:

• MIT Researchers Help Create Best-Yet Map Of Mars' Terrain

Posted May 28, 1999:

• First Global 3-D View Of Mars Reveals Deep Basin, Pathways For Water Flow

Posted May 20, 1999:

• Colossal Cyclone Swirling Near Martian North Pole Is Observed By Cornell-Led Team On Hubble Telescope

Posted May 3, 1999:

• Plate Tectonics May Have Once Operated On Mars, As Reported In Science

Posted April 30, 1999:

• Mars Update: Barren Planet Once Hummed With Magnetism, Leaving "Tattoos," Science Papers Suggest

Posted April 23, 1999:

• Pathfinder's Legacy: Opening The Doors To Mars' Past And Present

Posted April 22, 1999:

• Martian Sundial Designed For 2001 Space Mission Is Unveiled By Bill Nye "The Science Guy"

Posted March 31, 1999:

• Deployed Antenna Sending Streams Of New Mars Images

Posted March 26, 1999:

• NASA Experiment Lays Groundwork For 'Living Off The Land' On Mars

Posted February 26, 1999:

• Martian Colors Provide Clues About Martian Water

Posted February 24, 1999:

• Mars Global Surveyor Ready To Begin Full Mapping

Posted February 19, 1999:

• Surveyor Spacecraft Spots Bright Sand Dunes On Mars That Researchers Speculate Could Be Mounds Of Sulfates

Posted February 18, 1999:

• CU-Boulder Researchers To Map Polar Ice On Mars

Posted January 5, 1999:

• Mars Polar Lander Successfully Launched

Posted December 14, 1998:

• Mars Climate Orbiter Space Probe Is Launched, Begins 9.5-Month-Long Journey To Red Planet

Posted December 10, 1998:

• The Martian Underground Was Safe Place For Early Life

Posted December 8, 1998:

• Laser Provides First 3-D View Of Mars' North Pole

Posted November 9, 1998:

• UF Joins NASA's Virtual Astrobiology Institute To Look For Life On Mars

Posted October 29, 1998:

• New Mars Images Show Lava Flow Plates And Active Dunes

Posted October 13, 1998:

• Mars Global Surveyor Captures Detailed Views Of Olympus Mons, Kasei Vallis River Channel

Posted October 5, 1998:

• Mars Polar Lander Arrives At Kennedy Space Center

Posted September 18, 1998:

• New Research Places Mars Bulk Composition In Question

Posted September 12, 1998:

• Martian Moon Phobos Hip-Deep In Powder

Posted August 26, 1998:

• Researchers Assess Biological Potential Of Mars, Early Earth And Europa

Posted August 19, 1998:

• A Rock From The Red Planet: A New Martian Meteorite Found In The Sahara

Posted August 14, 1998:

• Martian Meteorites Provide Glimpse Inside Red Planet

Posted July 8, 1998:

• Citing Growth Patterns, Researchers Dispute Claims Of "Nanofossils" In Martian Meteorite

Posted June 17, 1998:

• Arctic Crater Expedition To Seek Mars Science Insights And Test Future Exploration Technologies

Posted March 27, 1998:

• Mars Global Surveyor To Attempt Imaging Of Features Of Public Interest

Posted March 16, 1998:

• New Global Surveyor Data Reveal Deeply Layered Terrain, Magnetic Features And Genesis Of A Martian Dust Storm

Posted March 13, 1998:

• More Evidence Points To Impact As Dinosaur Killer

Posted December 6, 1997:

• Pathfinder Photographs Provide Geological Support For The Important Role That Liquid Water Has Played On Mars

Posted December 5, 1997:

• Martian Meteorite Contains No Biological Life, Research Team Says

Posted November 17, 1997:

• New Theory Provides Explanation For Flowing, Liquid Water On Ancient Mars

Posted November 14, 1997:

• Mars Penetrators Successfully Complete Crucial Subsystem Test

Posted November 11, 1997:

• Mars Global Surveyor Resumes Aerobraking, Heading Toward New Mapping Orbit

Posted November 10, 1997:

• Cornell University Rover To Land On Mars And Explore Martian Highlands In 2001

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