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  • Rated by caian on Jun 27 2008, 10:14pm

    Spacecrafts, mars missions... what's not to like. Space exploration done the right way... to learn stuff, not to score political points. And to boldly go where no one has gone before...

  • Rated by td8079 on Jun 06 2008, 8:58pm

    Interesting articles on what's going on with NASA and space exploration.

  • Reviewed by maverickmonk on May 15 2008, 6:19am

    The home page of NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory. The organization responsible for many of NASA's robotic space missions.

  • Rated by blueangels007 on Sep 10 2007, 3:38pm

    very cool

  • Rated by wordylefty on Jul 20 2007, 9:35am

    NEWS RELEASE: 2007-080 July 20, 2007 NASA Mars Rovers Braving Severe Dust Storms PASADENA, Calif. - Having explored Mars for three-and-a-half years in what were missions originally designed for three months, NASA's Mars rovers are facing perhaps their biggest challenge. For nearly a month, a series of severe Martian summer dust storms has affected the rover Opportunity and, to a lesser extent, its companion, Spirit. The dust in the Martian atmosphere over Opportunity has blocked 99 percent of direct sunlight to the rover, leaving only the limited diffuse sky light to power it. Scientists fear the storms might continue for several days, if not weeks. "We're rooting for our rovers to survive these storms, but they were never designed for conditions this intense," said Alan Stern, associate administrator of NASA's Science Mission Directorate, Washington.

  • Rated by shoomg on Jul 12 2007, 8:52am

    The home page of NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory. The organization responsible for many of NASA's robotic space missions.

  • Rated by AldousHuxleysCat on Dec 29 2006, 1:09am

    JPL Home of REAL Rocket Scientist

  • Rated by mdsea on Dec 09 2006, 6:03pm

    Water on Mars...lets bottle it, big bucks there.

  • Rated by Gravis on Mar 26 2006, 7:07pm

    NASA always has cool things to read, watch and hear. I love this page.