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Natural Science Forum / Biology / Biology / January 2004Mars Question
Forgive for asking this inane question, but why has NASA chosen not to land a rover on either of the Martian Poles? thanks, mike >Forgive for asking this inane question, but why has >NASA chosen not to land a rover on either of the Martian Poles? >thanks, >mike It may have had to do with the europeons trying it this year too but their rover failed and NASA's had already been lanched. Moon remove nospam from e-mail to send to me, I grow trees in aquariums like bonsai. I breed dwarf crayfish, great for planted community tanks. If you can get me a shovelnose sturgeon fingerling (Scaphirhynchus platorynchus) no wild caught please, contact me > Forgive for asking this inane question, but why has > NASA chosen not to land a rover on either of the Martian Poles? Sunlight. The mars rovers run on solar batteries. > thanks, > mike |
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