41. + The Mars Volta + http://www.themarsvolta.com/index_main.html

42. Mars Academy NEW mars Exploration Rovers Challenge! A complete tutorial on how to analyze results from the mars Exploration Rovers. Participate http://www.marsacademy.com/

The Mars Academy is proud to host the Mars Society Education Site NEW: Mars Exploration Rovers Challenge! A complete tutorial on how to analyze results from the Mars Exploration Rovers. Participate in our contest and be the first to determine the composition of the unknown Martian samples. Interactive Features Special Projects Orbit Finder: Plot and calculate orbits between any two given celestial bodies. Astronaut Quiz: Do you have what it takes to go to Mars? Interactive Mission Design Page: Choose propulsion systems, calculate masses and more! Trajectory Calculations: Plan your trip to Mars using our exclusive Mars Trip Planner. Mars: A Virtual History Relive the history of Mars exploration, from the early days of blurred images to the latest NASA missions. Education Guide on Mars Settlement Design. Why and how to create a Mars Base educational project. Amazing Space Learn about the origins of the Universe, stars, the other planets in the Solar System and much more in an exclusive collection of tutorials and new courses.

43. Mars Pathfinder Mission - Home Page Planet! What do the mars Pathfinder spacecraft and the landing site look like in 3D? Virtual Reality models and animations galore! http://mars.sgi.com/default1.html

Here is an all text version of this page. The Latest News Mars, the Red Planet Sojourner Rover MarsWatch 1996-97 ... Mission Operations Having download problems? Check out local Mars Pathfinder Mirror Sites! The latest from the surface of the Red Planet! What do the Mars Pathfinder spacecraft and the landing site look like in 3-D? Virtual Reality models and animations galore! Rover Telecommunications (HIGH GRAPHIC VERSION) - how does it work? (Also included: movies of the Rover...) Rover Telecommunications (TEXT ONLY VERSION) Join our friends at the National Space Society for "Mars Madness!" Who are the Mars Pathfinder team members? Watch extensive interviews courtesy of documentary makers States of Art Subscribe to the Mars Pathfinder Mission Status mailing list! Or, if you just need a list of past and present Mars Pathfinder Mission Status reports For a Project Status Report by telephone, please call 1-800-391-6654 and follow the instructions. Live pictures of the MarsRoom and Mars Pathfinder Mission Operations Area at JPL! Some Frequently Asked Questions and Their Answers!

44. Mission To Mars Preview of the film http://www.movie-page.com/2000/MissionToMars.htm

This $60 million-$80 million picture is a dramatic adventure tale about the first and second missions to Mars - the second is a mission to learn what went wrong with the first and to rescue any survivors from a disaster that occurred on the planet. Gary Sinise ............................. Jim McConnell Don Cheadle ........................... Luc Goddard Jerry O'Connell ........................ Phil Ohlmyer Tim Robbins ............................ Woody Blake Kim Delaney ........................... Maggie McConnell Connie Nielsen Director .......................... Brian De Palma Producer ........................ Tom Jacobson Producer ........................ Sam Mercer Story By ........................ Lowell Cannon Written By .....................

45. Beagle 2 The British Led Exploration Of Mars Beagle 2 is the product of a Consortium of Universitybased researchers and industrial partners led by Professor Pillinger, head of PSSRI at The Open http://www.beagle2.com/

46. Mars Attacks! mic sound play Las Vegas The Movie Perkinsville Washington, DC / New York credits. Legal/Privacy information about this site © 1996 Warner Bros. http://www.marsattacks.com/

Legal/Privacy information about this site Warner Bros. Legal/Privacy information about this site Warner Bros.

47. Mars Global Surveyor - Welcome To Mars! site. mars Home Page. Mission Operations. Latest Images from mars View the most recent pictures of the Martian surface. Weekly http://marsprogram.jpl.nasa.gov/mgs/

May 24, 2004 10:00 AM PDT (UTC - 8 hours) What is New: 24-May-2004 MGS Site Map A graphical page to assist in rapidly locating information. Directory of All MGS Links A fast loading directory of all links to pages on the MGS web site. Mars Home Page Mission Operations Latest Images from Mars View the most recent pictures of the Martian surface. Weekly MSOP Reports We are now reporting mission status in synopsis form on a weekly basis. Live Spacecraft Telemetry Follow this link to find out realtime information about all of the spacecraft's systems. Aerobraking Orbital Parameters Key MGS Team Members Bios of MGS Managers Spacecraft High-Res Artwork Archived Mission Data Targeted Observations View pictures the Cydonia region 's "Face on Mars" , Pathfinder, and Viking landing sites taken during the first Science Phasing Orbit. Spacecraft VRML Models View VRML models of Spacecraft in different flight configurations. Spacecraft Animations Animations showing the spacecraft in relation to Mars during aerobraking. Movies can be downloaded in either Quicktime or MPEG format. Nov 97 Press Conference Description of changes to the mission plan due to extended aerobraking.

48. Edgar Rice Burroughs Brief description of the 'Barsoom'(mars) series with list of novels within the series. Two nice pictures of cover art. http://hubcap.clemson.edu/~sparks/sff/erb.html

Edgar Rice Burroughs Barsoom Series Perhaps best known for his Tarzan series, which is itself a cross of genres, Burroughs' Barsoom saga establishes Mars as the stage for SF and Fantsay protocols to mix indescriminantly. The stories recount the exploits of John Carter as he battles with various green, yellow, and black men before he wins the hand of the red-skinned princess Dejah Thoris. Although Carter's adventures take place on Mars, he travels there by magical means, and Barsoom itself is inconsistent and scientifically implausible. Barsoom Bibliography A Princess of Mars (1917) The Gods of Mars (1918) The Warlord of Mars (1919) The following star different central characters who continue the series Thuvia, Maid of Mars (1920) The Chessmen of Mars (1922) The Master Mind of Mars (1928) A Fighting Man of Mars (1931) Swords of Mars (1936) Synthetic Men of Mars (1940) Llana of Gathol (1948) John Carter of Mars (1964) collection. Links to Other Burroughs Sites Tarzan Burroughs Books on-line Autobiography Follow the dragon to return to the index. This site created by Brett Eaton Last updated May 27, 1997

49. Mars Odyssey: Home . Anniversary Party for Odyssey at mars, Anniversary Party for Odyssey at mars Jan 11, 2004 While Spirit s success is on the front page, Odyssey quietly http://marsprogram.jpl.nasa.gov/odyssey/

@import URL("./odyMain.css"); + NASA Homepage + Mars Home + Odyssey Home Where is Odyssey now? (Updated every ten minutes) The Odyssey of Odyssey's 10,000 Orbits - May 21, 2004 At 5:29 p.m. PDT on May 22, 2004, Odyssey is scheduled to complete her 10,000th science mapping orbit around the red planet. Anniversary Party for Odyssey at Mars - Jan 11, 2004 While Spirit's success is on the front page, Odyssey quietly celebrates its anniversary - a full martian year in science orbit. Mars May Be Emerging From an Ice Age NASA's Mars Global Surveyor and Mars Odyssey missions have provided evidence of a relatively recent ice age on Mars. Jun 09, 2004 Nili Fossae High-resolution version located at the Arizona State University THEMIS web site + Freedom of Information Act + The President's Management Agenda + FY 2002 Agency Performance and accountability report ... + Freedom to Manage Last Updated: + Comments and Questions

50. John Carpenter's Ghosts Of Mars - Greg's Preview - Yahoo! Movies Cast and plot information, release dates, and preview commentary on what the movie might be like. http://www.upcomingmovies.com/ghostsofmars.html

Movies DVD / Video My Movies Search: Entire movie database Movie titles only Cast/crew only DVD/Video titles only Greg's Previews only Movie Mom's Reviews only for Movies Home In Theaters Coming Soon Greg's Previews ... Box Office John Carpenter's Ghosts of Mars (2001) Movie Main Page DVD/Video Info Critics Reviews User Reviews Greg's Preview Premiere Photos Production Photos Message Board Cast and Credits Web Sites Movie Lists This movie appears on these lists VHS tapes I Own by My Favorite Movies by My Cinema by by Best Sci-Fi Films by Add to My Movies Official Site Sony.com/GhostsofMars Email this page to a friend Release Date: August 24th, 2001 (moved back a week from August 17th) Video Release Date: December 4th, 2001 Title Note: Sony's official site listed this film as Ghost of Mars for a while, but the title is indeed John Carpenter's Ghosts of Mars. MPAA Rating: R (for strong violence/gore, language and some drug content) Distributor: Screen Gems (the recently revived film cousin of Columbia Pictures; this is the first film they will be producing) Cast: Natasha Henstridge (Melanie Ballard)

51. Mouse On Mars Entrance The official mouse on mars page. We decided to bring you stubborn mutaphorical automata in methodological ergorythms. welcome to the mouse on mars website. http://www.mouseonmars.com/

welcome to the mouse on mars website. we finally reached version 1.0 ! new: download mp3s from sonig.com - enter infopolis: free download of a new MoM mp3 entitled "actionist respoke live". or enter idiopolis: the sound-breeder and a page with some of the many e-mails we received from visitors since 1998. thank you for your support! we tried to keep it within the standards of speedrange, flamescore and boostvalids and therefore decided to programme this site with stubborn mutaphorical automata in methodological ergorythms. shockwave-plugin .for any further information try the sonig website. please choose your name within this site: where are you located right now: you can leave a comment on the next page (max.150 characters): to find out about releases and tour plans of Mouse on Mars visit our label www.sonig.com welcome to the official mouse on mars site.

52. Home Page For HST 1994-1995 Mars Image Archive Top/Science/Astronomy/Amateur/Solar_System_Observing/mars http://marswatch.tn.cornell.edu/hst_archive.html

1994-1995 Mars Images from HST This page last modified on ; Page access count = Click here to return to Jim's General Mars Image page... This site contains ALL of the images of Mars obtained by the Hubble Space Telescope during 1994 and 1995. The images are shown as GIF files and are also available as TIFF files. ENJOY! The images shown here are being obtained and analyzed by various teams of researchers. One team is lead by Phil James (University of Toledo) and includes: Jim Bell (Cornell University), R. Todd Clancy (Space Science Institute), Steve Lee (Colorado University), the late Leonard Martin (Lowell Observatory), and Mike Wolff (Space Science Institute). Another team is lead by Dave Crisp (Jet Propulsion Laboratory) and includes John Trauger (JPL), Jim Bell (Cornell), and the members of the WFPC2 instrument team. The images are listed chronologically, with a small thumbnail version of each one shown. You can download either a GIF or TIFF file for each. You will need to download the text file listing only if you want to find out the details of when the images were taken, through which filters, etc. Additional Work continues on this site: We hope to add all 1990-1993 HST Mars images shortly!

53. Mission To Mars Cornell University, NASA s JPL and Bill Nye present the next mission to the planet mars Athena in 2003. Explore mars with Maestro Athena Instrument Sites. http://athena.cornell.edu/

April 16, 2004 Well, the Battle of Bounce Rock is over. A little while after we landed at Meridiani with Opportunity and took our first look around, we noticed that there was only one object anywhere outside Eagle crater that looked even remotely like a decent-sized rock. June 8, 2004 Spirit is now within 350 meters (1,148 feet) of its first target at the "Columbia Hills." Opportunity eyes the edge of "Endurance Crater." Rover Journal Simulation Video Traverse Maps Rover Wallpapers ... The MarsDial ...and lots more Science Bites Athena Student Interns Program The Rocky Road to Mars The Rover Model Athena Scientists Update Archive Press Releases Opportunity provides a spectacular view of Endurance Crater Rovers to Rove until mid-September Opportunity finds evidence of salty martian sea Pancam camera captures out of this world eclipses ... Panoramic images from Spirit and Opportunity NASA Web Sites Explore Mars with Maestro Schoolhouse Rocks Women of NASA NASA's Robotics Education Project ... Welcome to the Planets: Mars Athena Instrument Sites Pancam Mini-TES APXS RAT ... Microscopic Imager Most Recent Site Updates, May 21, 2004

54. CNN.com - New NASA Mars Rover To Touchdown Saturday - Jan. 2, 2004 CNN http://cnn.com/2004/TECH/space/01/02/mars.rovers.ap/index.html

International Edition MEMBER SERVICES The Web CNN.com Home Page World U.S. Weather ... Special Reports SERVICES Video E-mail Services CNNtoGO Contact Us SEARCH Web CNN.com New NASA Mars rover to touchdown Saturday A NASA drawing of the Mars rover Story Tools MISSIONS TO MARS Interactive: Three widely different landing sites Interactive: Vital stats on Mars Exploration Rovers, Beagle 2 Interactive: Mars rover animation Interactive: Mars satellites RELATED Mars Exploration Rovers Mars Express Beagle 2 QUICKVOTE What's your opinion about life on Mars? It has life now It never had life It had life once VIEW RESULTS YOUR E-MAIL ALERTS Mars National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) Astronomy or Create your own Manage alerts What is this? PASADENA, California (AP) After a journey of seven months and 303 million miles, a six-wheeled NASA rover will speed like a bullet Saturday night toward the surface of Mars and, if all goes as planned, stop with a bounce. The plunge through the Martian atmosphere at 12,300 mph will mark the start of the riskiest portion of the voyage thus far. As the unmanned spacecraft Spirit plummets to the rocky surface 80 miles below, it will rely on the precisely choreographed use of heatshields, parachutes and rockets to slow its descent. Just eight seconds before hitting the ground, the golf cart-size Spirit should inflate a set of airbags to cushion its impact.

55. Mission To Mars Cornell University, NASA s JPL and Bill Nye present the next mission to the planet mars Athena in 2003. It s actually mars, the fourth planet from the Sun. http://athena.cornell.edu/kids/

When you dream about going places, where does your mind take you? The Grand Canyon, Africa, or New York? If you spend time looking at the stars, you'll notice a bright one that's a bit red. It's actually Mars, the fourth planet from the Sun. But mainly, it's the next place humans are going to explore. Mars is where we're all going on this site. Mars is so much like the Earth that we have to go there and see what happened. Where did the water go? When we look at close-up pictures of Mars, we see stream beds where water used to flow. We see big canyons and ice caps at the North and South Poles of Mars. Our planets are a lot alike. But something happened on Mars to make the water disappear and make it a cold place with a very thin atmosphere. So, we're sending robot instruments and rovers to Mars to study the environment and look for signs of life. There's a lot to do. Come on! The Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter DID YOU KNOW ARCHIVE Glossary Timeline ... FAQ

56. Mars Terraforming Agency A detailed plan for the terraforming of mars. http://www.angelfire.com/scifi/mta/index.html

var cm_role = "live" var cm_host = "angelfire.lycos.com" var cm_taxid = "/memberembedded" Mars Terraforming Agency Our goals: Throughout: Elicit business and government financial and political support for our agenda. Phase One: Build and test watertight, submersible, mobile housing units (seasteads) first in sheltered coastal waters, then on the Emperor Seamounts. Construct and test heated airtight biodomes in Antarctica between 90 degrees west and 150 degrees west and in the Transantarctic Mountains and the Taylor Dry Valley. These tested domes and tents will be property of the Mars Sovereignty, though scientific tests may be conducted with other nations, such as USA, Russia, China, New Zealand, etc. Phase Two: Construct a launch site and build modified rotary rockets to place cargo in Earth orbit. Phase Three: Construct and launch Earth docking port in geosynchronise high orbit. Phase Four: Construct and launch Mars return vehicle and robot mining equipment to dig into the cliffs of Olympus Mons. Launch further Mars return vehicles, ice mining robots, and construction robots to build greenhouses.

57. The "Face On Mars" © Copyright 1995 Malin Space Science Systems, Inc. The Face on mars . Introduction. Table 1 List of Viking Orbiter Images of the Face on mars . PICNO Res. http://www.msss.com/education/facepage/face.html

The "Face on Mars" Introduction In July, 1976, Viking Orbiter 1 was acquiring images of the Cydonia region of Mars as part of the search for potential landing sites for Viking Lander 2. On 25 July, 1976, it photographed a region of buttes and mesas along the escarpment that separates heavily cratered highlands to the south from low lying, relatively crater-free, lowland plains to the north. Among the hills was one that, to the Viking investigators scrutinizing the images for likely landing sites, resembled a face. Owing to the importance of the landing site search, and with a desire to provide the public with at least one familiar-looking landform amid the craters and exotic terrains found all over Mars, an image including the face-like hill was released as part of the Jet Propulsion Laboratory's public relations effort. The text of that release notes the face-like hill. Subsequent to this release, some people have argued, mostly in the lay literature, that the face-like hill is artificially shaped. Although their argument has been expanded to a host of nearby features, none commands public interest like the "Face." This page will provide interested persons with both the raw Viking images, transformed to GIF format, and a brief tutorial (with examples) of image processing techniques applied to create "better looking" images.

58. CNN - Technology - Polar Lander Less Than An Hour Away From Mars Touchdown - Dec CNN http://www.cnn.com/1999/TECH/space/12/03/mars.polar.lander.02/index.html

[an error occurred while processing this directive] MAIN PAGE WORLD U.S. LOCAL ... daily almanac MULTIMEDIA: video video archive audio multimedia showcase ... more services E-MAIL: Subscribe to one of our news e-mail lists. Enter your address: document.write(' '); Or: Get a free e-mail account E-MAIL DISCUSSION: message boards chat feedback CNN WEB SITES: AsiaNow Svenska Norge Danmark ... Italian FASTER ACCESS: europe japan TIME INC. SITES: Go To ... Time.com People Money Fortune EW CNN NETWORKS: more networks transcripts SITE INFO: help contents search ad info ... jobs WEB SERVICES: sci-tech space story page Polar Lander less than an hour from Mars touchdown In this story: Waiting for Mars Lander to 'phone home' Searching for water Help from an older space sibling RELATED STORIES, SITES From staff and wire reports PASADENA, California (CNN) Hours after a final course correction Friday, the Mars Polar Lander faced the most difficult challenge of its 11-month voyage: landing near the red planet's south pole. Engineers said Friday the spacecraft remained in excellent shape and was on course to land on the planet's frigid, rolling plains only a few miles west of the absolute target point, well within the accepted range. 3D models interactive graphics image galleries video gallery games message boards sounds of mars Featuring: Mars Polar Lander Control the 3D model On the planet Locate the landing sites MESSAGE BOARD Destination Mars ALSO In Depth: Exploring Mars Mars Lander overview: The quest for water Along for the ride: Mars microprobes Lander to listen for the sounds of Mars "The entire flight team is ecstatic about the degree of accuracy that we believe we have achieved," said Sam Thurman, the lander's flight operations manager. "It doesn't get much better than this."

59. Malin Space Science Systems Home Page mars Picture of the Day 24 May 2004 Ganges Sedimentary Rocks, Malin Space Science Systems (MSSS) designs, develops, and operates http://www.msss.com/

Weekly Weather Report and Forecast for the Spirit and Opportunity Rovers MOC Gallery Update - R03 to R09 Data - posted 20 April 2004 R16 Public Images - posted 17 May 2004 Mars Picture of the Day 10 June 2004 Kunowsky Crater Malin Space Science Systems (MSSS) designs, develops, and operates instruments that fly on robotic spacecraft. Mars Images and MOC Gallery Mars Exploration Rovers MOC Public Target Request Site MSSS Gift Shop MOC, Spirit, and Opportunity Photos for Sale! MSSS Cameras / Product Line Spacecraft Missions and Scientific Research Education and Outreach About Malin Space Science Systems ... Job Opportunities at MSSS Open Positions

60. ASTRO KIDS: Mars Images, details and facts about this planet, its surface and its temperature. http://www.astronomy.com/content/static/AstroForKids/mars.asp

JPL/NASA Mars is the fourth planet from the sun. Its orbit is roughly 142 million miles from the sun. The planet's reddish color is caused by rust (iron oxide) in the soil. Mars is the planet most like Earth. It takes 687 Earth days (about 2 Earth years) for Mars to go around the sun one time, and Mars spins on its axis at about the same speed as Earth does. It takes 24 hours and 37 minutes (about 1 Earth day) for Mars to rotate one time. Part of the middle section of Valles Marineris JPL/NASA Olympus Mons is the largest volcano peak in the solar system. JPL/NASA Mars has the largest canyon (Valles Marineris), and the highest volcano (Olympus Mons) in the solar system. If Valles Marineris were on Earth, it would span the United States, from New York on the East Coast to California on the West Coast. It is about 1,300 miles long, 310 miles wide, and about 5 miles deep. Olympus Mons is nearly 3 times higher than Mount Everest. It rises above the Martian surface more than 82 thousand feet. This giant volcano's base is the size of Missouri. There are also lots of channels on Mars, and they look like Earth's river channels. Most scientists believe water once flowed on the martian surface, but new studies suggest there may still be water in some places on the surface.

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