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This is just great! Not the most visually spectacular landscape, but the science should be cool.
Also, I'm always amazed we can throw something 400+ million miles, and it actually works and returns pictures and other data. And, we need to pinch ourselves here, it landed on ANOTHER world!
Kudos to JPL!
Posted by: Eric | May 26, 2008 9:23 PM