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What are the rovers up to? January 2009
Spirit's been getting some nice views of the spot it spent all of 2008 in,
Asteroids awesomeness
Asteroids awesomeness
What do we know about Uranus' moons? Part 1
I got an urge to dive in to the Voyager image archives and see what exactly we have here on Earth to base our understanding of the Uranian moons on.
Mars Methane Movie
NASA has put together a nice movie of Dr. Mike Mumma summarizing his discovery of methane on Mars.
Some amateur imaging features
Some amateur imaging features
The Antarctic search for meteorites: tantalizingly close to the 500-meteorite mark
The season total is at 489, tantalizingly close to the 500 meteorite barrier.
Mini-SAR: Another Chandrayaan-1 instrument checks in
Mini-SAR: Another Chandrayaan-1 instrument checks in
Methane on Mars varies with the seasons
Methane on Mars varies with the seasons
Some events for the 5th anniversary of Spirit and Opportunity's landing on Mars
Tonight at the Boston Court Performing Arts Center in Pasadena, Jim Bell and Bill Nye will be celebrating the 5th anniversary of the landing of the rovers; Jim will be showing lots of pretty 3D pictures.
2008 - the Year in Pictures - Now a wall calendar!
2008 - the Year in Pictures - Now a wall calendar!
Stardust flies by Earth today
Stardust flies by Earth today
The Antarctic search for meteorites: bad days make for more blog fodder
Writer's block strikes the expedition, as the group continues to collect meteorites.
On the pronunciation of "Uranus"
On the pronunciation of
Where are they now?
Where are they now?
The wind blows rocks on Mars?
The wind blows rocks on Mars?
One last plea for donations
One last plea for donations
The Antarctic search for meteorites: 237 meteorites await the long drive to Houston
Fifty-five meteorites are collected by the team in a single day.
The Antarctic Deep Field Is Not for the Impatient
The Antarctic Deep Field Is Not for the Impatient
The Santorini panorama
A tip of the hat to Ryan over at Martian Chronicles for posting this lovely version of the Santorini panorama, which Opportunity captured just before Mars dipped too close to the Sun in late November of last year.
More images and data from Chandrayaan-1
More images and data from Chandrayaan-1