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MIT Mars News
11/16/2005 MIT researchers visit Mars on Earth
07/21/2005 So cool: Study shows Mars in 4-billion-year freeze
03/02/2005 Robots serve humans on land, in sea and air
08/06/2004 MIT-NASA team to test first interplanetary laser communication link
04/14/2004 Mars work gets a lift from MIT
04/14/2004 Consider one-way Mars mission, Gavin says
03/24/2004 A shore on Mars - MIT geologist John Grotzinger's analysis has helped determine that the Mars rover is parked on the shoreline of a long-ago sea, NASA has announced. (NASA release)
03/03/2004 Grotzinger describes evidence of Mars water
02/11/2004 Maria Zuber joins presidential space exploration commission
02/10/2004 One way to Mars: alumnus, former director of the Apollo Lunar Module Program, discusses proposal for one-way manned mission to Mars
01/28/2004 MIT’s Grotzinger rocks and roves on Mars
01/22/2004 Leapin' over the Moon to Mars? MIT researchers respond to Bush Mars plan
01/09/2004 Space mission will explore effect of Mars' gravity on mammals
01/09/2004 Driving on the red planet: NASA's Spirit Mission Manager Jennifer Harris Trosper (S.B. 1990) hopes to take the rover out for a leisurely afternoon drive on Mars
08/26/2003 Mars-gazing
06/27/2003 Odyssey orbiter watches a frosty Mars
06/10/2003 Zuber to head Department of Earth, Atmospheric and Planetary Sciences
04/04/2003 The Quest for Mars: Scientific and Human Destiny? (links to video)
10/09/2002 Mars travel explored at MIT conference
12/07/2001 Researchers provide first measurements of seasonal snow depth on Mars
05/27/1999 MIT researchers help create best-yet map of Mars terrain

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MIT Earth and Planetary Geodynamics research
Mars Gravity Biosatellite Program
MIT Man Vehicle Lab
MIT Space Systems Lab
MIT Space Propulsion Lab
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