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Emily Lakdawalla

Today the 365 Days of Astronomy podcast aired my contribution, Unmanned Space Exploration in 2011, about what to look forward to in solar system exploration this year.

Emily Lakdawalla

These two movies were posted to the JPL website a couple of weeks ago, and they are just amazing.

Emily Lakdawalla

The Mars Express blog has been reactivated today, as a new series of Phobos flybys is already underway.

Emily Lakdawalla

Today the 365 Days of Astronomy podcast aired my contribution, Small Worlds, about the smaller denizens of the solar system visited in the past year, and due to be visited in the next.

Emily Lakdawalla

Don't blink when you play the video below -- it's only 15 seconds long, but it's so cool.

Emily Lakdawalla

To celebrate Mars Express' recent mission extension to 2014, here are some cool pictures that it took of Mars' inner and larger moon Phobos.

Emily Lakdawalla

Now here is an unusual image of Phobos, Mars' moon.

Emily Lakdawalla

ESA has released the first image from Mars Express' recent close flybys of Phobos!

Emily Lakdawalla

Last week Mars Express had its closest-ever flyby of Mars' larger, inner moon Phobos.

Emily Lakdawalla

For the first time ever, Mars Express' Visual Monitoring Camera has imaged the shadow of Mars' moon Phobos crossing the surface of Mars.

Emily Lakdawalla

My inbox was exploding this morning with messages about a tremendously cool animation released this morning by ESA's Mars Express team. It shows Phobos crossing Deimos, in what's known as a

Emily Lakdawalla

I recently found the focus to work on a big project: namely, downloading and examining every Mars Express High Resolution Stereo Camera image of Mars' two moons, Phobos and Deimos.