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Nor will Mars exploration ever return to stationary landers.

Nick Hoffman — 5/4/2004 3:42:17 PM (archived)

Unfortunately, the next scout lander - Phoenix - will be stationary. No rover.

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let's be a little more appreciative. - Delbert - 5/4/2004 12:39:21 AM
- Have to agree - Donald - 5/4/2004 1:30:15 PM
  - Nor will Mars exploration ever return to stationary landers. - Nick Hoffman - 5/4/2004 3:42:17 PM
    - Phonix mission site - Delbert - 5/4/2004 4:52:07 PM
- re: let's be a little more appreciative. - Art Martin - 5/4/2004 2:41:18 AM
- We have gotten a bit spoiled, haven't we? ;) (n/t) - Tom Brosz - 5/4/2004 1:04:31 AM

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