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Planetary Radio

A Year of Roving Across Mars

Airdate: Sunday, January 2, 2005
Running Time: 00:28:50
Listen: Windows Media | MP3

We celebrate one (Earth) year of Mars Exploration Rovers on the red planet with Principal Investigator Steve Squyres and Project Manager Jim Erickson. Emily Lakdawalla goes where no spacecraft has gone before, and Bruce Betts has a new trivia contest on this week's What's Up! Space headlines, too.

Guests

• Jim Erickson, Mars Exploration Rover Project Manager
• Steve Squyres, Mars Exploration Rover Principal Investigator

Related Information

• About the Mars Exploration Rover Mission
• Cornell Athena MER Instrument Payload Site
• Exploring Mars
• Mars Exploration Rover Homepage
• Mars Exploration Rover News