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Where Did Mars’ Atmosphere Go?

At 2 PM Eastern today NASA will hold a briefing to discuss the latest findings regarding the fate of the Martian atmosphere.

This entry was posted in In the Shadow of Ares and tagged Mars, NASA on November 5, 2015 by Carl.

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"Anatomy of a Disaster: The Destruction of Mars Environmental Works and the Death of Margaret Steadman" -- Calvin Lake investigates the unlikely chain of events behind the largest industrial cat-astrophe in Martian history.
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He Has Walled Me In
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Recently recovered from a crippling illness, Leon Toa sets out on his first solo trip to Port Lowell. For any other Martian settler it would be a routine drive, but for Leon it's a chance to rebuild his battered self-confidence and demonstrate his regained independence - both to his fellow settlers and to himself. When unseen forces interrupt his trip deep in an unpopulated and unexplored network of canyons, he must uncover the truth about his past before what's left of his future runs out.

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A visit to a neighboring settlement offers Mason Callahan and Tregon Zuniga-Hernandez the promise of adventure and the chance to earn some spending money. But when a strange illness threatens the settlers, the boys must uncover the cause before the entire settlement - and they and their parents - are locked into quarantine indefinitely.

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A young girl sets out to prove herself by resolving a long-forgotten mystery. But when she gets close to the truth, what she thought was a harmless adventure becomes a threat to the future of the independent commercial settlements on Mars.

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