Phoenix Leaves Martian Science Legacy
Credit: NASA/JPL/UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA
The Phoenix Mars lander is leaving a legacy of discovery that will support arguments by some scientists that water-ice-rich portions of the planet’s northern latitudes could have provided a habitat for the development of life in the recent geologic past. The lander ceased transmissions Nov. 2 and is...
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