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Planetary Radio

Mars Exploration Rover Flight Director Chris Lewicki

Airdate: Sunday, February 1, 2004
Running Time: 00:29:11
Listen: Windows Media | MP3

Opportunity is on a roll and Spirit is almost back to full health as we visit with the young Flight Director for the mission. We also hear from two more of the Student Astronauts, and Bruce Betts tells us why the King of Rock may have found a home on Mars...at least in our trivia contest.

Guests

• Chris Lewicki, Flight Director for the Mars Exploration Rover Missions

Related Information

• Latest updates on The Mars Exploration Rover Mission
• Meet the Student Astronauts!
• Opportunity Finds Martian 'Paydirt,' Rolls Onto Surface Spirit Makes A Comeback
• Students for the Exploration and Development of Space (SEDS)