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Goodbye Mars Global Surveyor

NASA scientists may give up hope on old craft, but welcome new one.

NASA scientists say they may have to bid farewell to a dear old friend — Mars Global Surveyor (MGS). NASA lost contact with the craft on 2 November as it was coming out from behind Mars, just five days before the tenth anniversary of its launch. The last they heard from it was a possible faint signal on 5 November.

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Posted by Nicola Jones on November 22, 2006 06:23 PM |

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I always wonder myself, why scientist require to test genom of each person,for his unqueness, those who watch, study carefully human nature, they came to this canclusion long long ago that each person is unque in his charcter, personlity,his health,his nature.
This is quite secrect to know the reason of these differences.

Posted by: Ramesh Raghuvanshi | November 25, 2006 08:27 AM

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