July 4th marks the 10th anniversary of the landing of Mars Pathfinder. The unmanned NASA probe landed on the surface of the Red Planet in 1997. The rover returned over 16000 images and was considered a huge success. What’s next for Mars?
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NASA Shuttle/ISS News- STS-126 MCC Status Report #14
- NASA Assigns Space Station Crews, Updates Expedition Numbering
- NASA to Broadcast Shuttle Mission Highlights in High Definition
- STS-126 MCC Status Report #15
- STS-126 MCC Status Report #13
- STS-126 MCC Status Report #12
- Goldman Named Director at Stennis Space Center
- Racers Get Ready! NASA's Great Moonbuggy Registration Begins
- ESA Top News
- New ISS crews: First European to become ISS Commander and next European long-term flight
- Interview with ESA Director General
- Mars Express observes aurorae on the Red Planet
- Earth from Space: The Netherlands
- Ministerial Council 2008
- Small GEO Programme moves forward with contract-signing
- Ministers meet to define the role of space in delivering Europe's global objectives
- ESA supports efforts to protect public health and safety
- Universal Declaration of Human Rights reaches space as the ISS gets ready for crew of six
- OK Space: opening new horizons