The Mars Pathfinder Project is an approved Discovery-class mission that will place a lander and rover on the surface of the Red Planet in July 1997. The Mars Pathfinder Landing Site Workshop was designed to allow the Mars scientific community to provide input as to where to land Pathfinder on Mars. The workshop was attended by over 60 people from around the United States and from Europe. Over 20 landing sites were proposed at the workshop, and the scientific questions and problems concerning each were addressed. The workshop and the discussion that occured during and afterward have significantly improved the ability to select a scientifically exciting but safe landing site on Mars
Papers presented at the workshop described the current NASA plans for Mars exploration over the next...
Only 6 out of 16 missions to the surface of Mars have been successful, all have been NASA missions. ...
A year-long NASA-wide study effort has led to the development of an innovative strategy for the huma...
The Mars Pathfinder Landing Site Workshop was designed to allow the Mars scientific community to pro...
Part 1 of the technical report on this workshop includes a description of the Mars Pathfinder missio...
Mars Pathfinder will place a single lander on the surface of Mars on July 4, 1997, following a Decem...
The Mars Pathfinder Flight System is in final test, assembly and launch preparations at the Kennedy ...
The purpose of this workshop is to identify and discuss candidate locations where humans could land,...
The problems that now confront Mars Pathfinder are much the same as those that confronted Viking, bu...
copyrighted by American Geophysical UnionMars Pathfinder successfully landed at Ares Vallis on July ...
The Mars '94 spacecraft will still be operational when Mars Pathfinder begins its observations. Whil...
In addition to a better understanding of the geological evolution of Mars, new techniques for proces...
An overview of NASA's Mars Pathfinder Program is given and the development and role of three technol...
Mars Telescopic Observations Workshop E convened in Tucson, Arizona, in October 1997 by popular dema...
A strategy for Pathfinder site selection must be developed that is fundamentally different from most...
Papers presented at the workshop described the current NASA plans for Mars exploration over the next...
Only 6 out of 16 missions to the surface of Mars have been successful, all have been NASA missions. ...
A year-long NASA-wide study effort has led to the development of an innovative strategy for the huma...
The Mars Pathfinder Landing Site Workshop was designed to allow the Mars scientific community to pro...
Part 1 of the technical report on this workshop includes a description of the Mars Pathfinder missio...
Mars Pathfinder will place a single lander on the surface of Mars on July 4, 1997, following a Decem...
The Mars Pathfinder Flight System is in final test, assembly and launch preparations at the Kennedy ...
The purpose of this workshop is to identify and discuss candidate locations where humans could land,...
The problems that now confront Mars Pathfinder are much the same as those that confronted Viking, bu...
copyrighted by American Geophysical UnionMars Pathfinder successfully landed at Ares Vallis on July ...
The Mars '94 spacecraft will still be operational when Mars Pathfinder begins its observations. Whil...
In addition to a better understanding of the geological evolution of Mars, new techniques for proces...
An overview of NASA's Mars Pathfinder Program is given and the development and role of three technol...
Mars Telescopic Observations Workshop E convened in Tucson, Arizona, in October 1997 by popular dema...
A strategy for Pathfinder site selection must be developed that is fundamentally different from most...
Papers presented at the workshop described the current NASA plans for Mars exploration over the next...
Only 6 out of 16 missions to the surface of Mars have been successful, all have been NASA missions. ...
A year-long NASA-wide study effort has led to the development of an innovative strategy for the huma...