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re: Marsis "results"

It sounds like they are having trouble figuring out exactly what the data means.

This paragraph I think means they need to be closer to Mars at night to get good data:

While the Mars Express point closest approach is in daylight, MARSIS is only operating at higher frequencies within its capability because the lower-frequency radio signals get disturbed. With these higher frequencies, MARSIS can study the ionosphere and the surface, while some shallow subsurface sounding can still be attempted.

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