Ought To Be Shot

Heat Wave Mapped

Fires Via Satellite

More $$$ For Pharmaceuticals

NRA Mucks-Up 'Self Defense'

U.S.M.C Nuke Waste Exposed

Another Crane Wreck

Italy Threatens Getty Museum

ChiCom Drug Crook Executed

Suharto Foundation Suit

Mex Pipe Blasted

Africa Command Goes Black

Paki Mosque Raided

Alberto Lied To Congress

More UAVs For Iraq

The SpaceDaily.com headline below didn't bother
to say how much $$$ is being wasted on it.

NASA Readies Mars Lander For
August Launch To Icy Site


File image of Phoenix engineering test model
undergoing testing in Death Valley California.
by Staff Writers - Washington DC (SPX) Jul 10, 2007
NASA's next Mars mission will look beneath a frigid arctic landscape for
conditions favorable to past or present life. Instead of roving to hills or craters,
NASA's Phoenix Mars Lander will claw down into the icy soil of the Red Planet's
northern plains. The robot will investigate whether frozen water near the Martian
surface might periodically melt enough to sustain a livable environment for microbes.
To accomplish that and other key goals, Phoenix will carry
a set of advanced research tools never before used on Mars.

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