A Picture Is Worth . . .

Apostolos Christou, Research Astronomer Armagh Observatory July 28, 2014
I enjoyed Amy Svitak’s “Time Crunch” ( AW&ST July 14, p. 52) and its overview of the European Space Ageny’s (ESA) ExoMars 2016 landing demonstrator, which I see as probably the best attempt to break the U.S. monopoly of landing robotic probes on Mars in the foreseeable future. (I very much doubt...

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