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Planetary Radio

Opportunity Reaches Endurance Crater on Mars

Airdate: Sunday, May 9, 2004
Running Time: 00:28:50
Listen: Windows Media | MP3

Mars Exploration Rover has reached its latest goal. You'll hear Steve Squyres at a JPL press briefing announcing its arrival, and Phil Christensen of Arizona State will tell us why Endurance Crater looks so promising. Emily Lakdawalla knows how to find a spacecraft sailing out beyond Pluto, and Bruce Betts has a lock on a couple of comets, as well as our latest trivia contest.

Guests

• Phil Christensen

Related Information

• Jet Propulsion Lab Mars Rovers Homepage
• Spirit Sets New Personal Best Driving Record
• The Double Comet Show of 2004
• The Mars Exploration Rover Mission