MER - Entries from May 2002

NASA Selects 28 Participating Scientists for Mars Rover Mission

Wednesday, May 29, 2002

USGS Astrogeology's Jeff Johnson is among 28 scientists NASA has selected for participation in the 2003 Mars Exploration Rover (MER) Mission. The mission consists of two separate, though identical, rovers scheduled for launch in mid-2003 and arrival at separate destinations on Mars in early 2004...

More: NASA Spacelink - Mars Mission Scientists Selected

Link: USGS Astro - Mars Exploration Rover Project

Link: USGS Astro - Mars Pathfinder and 2003 Rover Missions

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