NASA picks 'safe,' 'interesting' Mars landing site
NASA scientists and engineers have picked a landing site for the Mars Polar Lander that offers a safe touchdown in an area that could hold clues to past climate changes on the planet, and will make the necessary trajectory adjustments next Wednesday to set up a landing there on Dec. 3. Using data...
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