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Stories, updates, insights, and original analysis from The Planetary Society.
No Ustream webcast Wednesday
No Ustream webcast Wednesday
What's up in the solar system for the week of July 14
What's up in the solar system for the week of July 14
Earth, nearly 40 years ago
Earth, nearly 40 years ago
Progress on the Phoenix Mission Success Panorama
Progress on the Phoenix Mission Success Panorama
Hey, Lou! You get a medal!
Hey, Lou! You get a medal!
"Ulysses is not dead yet."
"Ulysses is not dead yet."
Carnival of Space #62
Carnival of Space #62
More things to see in the amazing HiRISE image of Phoenix' descent
I have posted several times about the amazing photo captured by HiRISE of Phoenix under its parachute as it descended. There have been two common questions I've received about the photo: was there any color data taken, and what more can I tell you about how hard it was to take the photo? I've got answers to both questions for you today.
Today's Ustream webcast archived
Today's Ustream webcast archived
Water on the Moon, a big impact on Mars
Water on the Moon, a big impact on Mars
Phoenix sol 43 update: Lots of imaging, hacking at Snow White, first touch for TECP, and more
Phoenix sol 43 update: Lots of imaging, hacking at Snow White, first touch for TECP, and more
Opportunity route map update
Eduardo Tesheiner was kind enough to send me an updated version of his route map for Opportunity so we can get a sense of just how close the rover is getting to Cape Verde.
What's up in the solar system for the week of July 7
What's up in the solar system for the week of July 7
A summer of fun for space students
A summer of fun for space students
Beautiful mosaic of the Voyager mountains
One of my favorite amateur image magicians, Gordan Ugarkovic continues to play around with the amazing data recently released by the Cassini mission, covering the Iapetus encounter of last September. Here's a lovely mosaic he just put together of the Voyager Mountains.
GLAST is returning data to Earth
GLAST is returning data to Earth
Carnival of Space #61
Carnival of Space #61
MESSENGER Scientists 'Astonished' to Find Water in Mercury's Thin Atmosphere
As MESSENGER flew past the night side of Mercury in January, its Fast Imaging Plasma Spectrometer (FIPS) scooped up ions from an atmosphere so tenuous that it's usually called an
Phoenix sol 36 update: Scraping in Wonderland, next steps for TEGA
Phoenix sol 36 update: Scraping in Wonderland, next steps for TEGA
What's up in the solar system for the week of June 30
What's up in the solar system for the week of June 30