Mars: dead or alive? A miniaturized marvel of engineering aspires to rewrite the textbooks about life on the Red Planet

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The European Space Agency's (ESA) Mars Express orbiter, scheduled to blast off in Jun 2003, will carry a lander, called the Beagle 2. The lander's purpose, when it lands in december, is to?search the Martian surface for signs of life.

Europe, International Affairs, European Space Agency, Cover Story, Mars probes, Space flight to Mars, Mars flights, Aims and objectives

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The new search for E.T

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A telescope designed by Harvard University professors for research in the existence of extraterrestrials and extraterrestrial intelligence is featured.

United States, Product information, Space telescopes

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China reaches for the Red Planet

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The joint efforts of China and Russia to launch a space shuttle for collecting soil for the Martian moon Phobos ar described.

China, Government domestic functions, Russia, Description and travel, Phobos (Satellite), Space policy, Space research

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