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MarsPhoenix
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www.jpl.nasa.gov/news/phoenix/main.php
MarsPhoenix
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16 years ago
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The Mars calendar here is good:
tinyurl.com/6hl2pq
And you can download Mars solar clock here:
tinyurl.com/55rc6n
MarsPhoenix
says
16 years ago
Waning sunlight/loss of solar power will happen before ice cap reaches here. Perhaps the orbiters will watch ice cap grow.
MarsPhoenix
says
16 years ago
4
The very low atmospheric pressure on Mars makes liquid water unstable, see
is.gd/2nT6
MarsPhoenix
says
16 years ago
1
how much power necessary to stay awake? .. uhm .. Spirit rover has survived 220-watt hr days, but with a lot of rest between work.
MarsPhoenix
says
16 years ago
Solar panels generate about 2000 watt-hours of energy per sol (down from 3500 in June). So plan is to dig many samples now & then analyze.
MarsPhoenix
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16 years ago
14
News of my demise is premature but I appreciate the warm thoughts
I plan to last many more weeks before ice & darkness win.
MarsPhoenix
says
16 years ago
3
On permafrost ground on Earth, we still find a thin layer of unfrozen water molecules. That's 1 reason this finding is perplexing.
MarsPhoenix
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16 years ago
3
I'm checking the exact air v. ground temp diff, but know both are below freezing
MarsPhoenix
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16 years ago
1
I love a good mystery: I'm finding humidity in the atmosphere but no water molecules on the ground. What's up?
tinyurl.com/5gmmch
MarsPhoenix
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16 years ago
7
Wow! Feeling so honored with 3 Twittie nominations! Thank you to all who submitted. Now, vote early and often:
twitties.com/vote.php
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