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NASA's Phoenix Lander Confirms Ice Exists On Mars

NPR: NASA's Phoenix lander has been on Mars for more than two months. It has sampled the soil, measured the weather and snapped thousands of pictures. One of its missions is to determine whether the Martian arctic is able to support life.

Posted by Physics Today on August 1, 2008 11:35 AM |

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