Mars probe prepares for tricky touchdown »
Posted by: JessicaLaurie 3 months, 1 week agoNasa engineers are working around the clock to ready their Phoenix spacecraft for touchdown at the Martian north pole early next week. If the probe lands safely, it will dig beneath the frigid surface for samples of soil and ice that may contain signs of primitive life.
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