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Volunteers asked to help find dead spacecraft on Mars

New Scientist: Scientists have invited the public to trawl high-resolution images for signs of NASA's Mars Polar Lander, which went silent on arrival at Mars in 1999. Finding the wreckage might explain why the mission failed

Posted by Physics Today on May 15, 2008 10:17 AM |

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