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Mars Stations are designed to give everyone the experience of exploring an unknown world through the eyes of a robotic rover. The Planetary Society and LEGO Company have teamed together to establish a network of Mars Stations around the world. Each station contains a LEGO® rover equipped with a Web camera that you can drive over the Internet!

We invite you to connect to and drive the rovers at the Stations listed below. Most Stations will be operating most of the time, but do go offline periodically, so you may not always be able to connect to every Station.

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Mars Station Pathfinder

Mars Station South Pole2

Mars Station Elysium Mons

Mars Station Eos Chaos

Mars Station Cydonia

Mars Station Great Martian Volcanoes