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Tom Brosz — 9/27/2001 10:28:34 AM (archived)

I think Larry is right. Odds are any fallen chute was covered in short order by blowing dust. It is entirely possible that the chute was already completely covered after the very dust storm the probe landed in.

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Mars 3 - first picture from Mars - Raoul Lannoy - 9/27/2001 4:27:49 PM
- The Soviets have designs on 1969. - Jacob Samorodin - 9/29/2001 4:11:28 PM
- The Mars-2 parachute - Robert - 9/27/2001 5:13:24 PM
  - Re: The Mars-2 parachute - Tom Brosz - 9/27/2001 6:39:01 PM
    - Re: The Mars-2 parachute - Robert - 9/27/2001 8:12:49 AM
  - Re: The Mars-2 parachute - Raoul - 9/27/2001 6:04:22 PM
  - Re: The Mars-2 parachute - Larry J - 9/27/2001 8:32:48 AM
    - Re: The Mars-2 parachute - Robert - 9/27/2001 9:10:17 AM
      - Interesting link - Larry J - 9/27/2001 9:39:07 AM
        
        Dust - Tom Brosz - 9/27/2001 10:28:34 AM
        
        Re: Dust - Robert - 9/27/2001 10:38:23 AM
        
        Dust accumulation rate on Mars - Nick Hoffman - 9/27/2001 2:39:31 PM
        
        Good point - Larry J - 9/28/2001 1:39:37 PM
        
        Re: Dust accumulation rate on Mars - Robert - 9/27/2001 4:09:26 PM
        
        Mars is Mars-like, not Earth like. - Nick Hoffman - 9/28/2001 2:18:09 PM
        
        Sounding Dogmatic - Mark Eby - 9/29/2001 11:49:33 AM
        
        Re: Dust accumulation rate on Mars - Tom Brosz - 9/27/2001 4:04:02 PM

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