NASA monitoring Martian weather for upcoming polar lander, orbiter
High-resolution imagery from the Mars Global Surveyor is helping planners pick a landing site near the Red Planet's south pole for the Mars '98 lander set to touch down there Dec. 3, while Mars Climate Orbiter controllers will use the data to calculate the aerobraking trajectories they will use this...
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