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Reprieve for Beagle?

Instruments from doomed Mars mission seek a second chance on the Moon.

There's life in the old dog yet: plans are afoot to use duplicates of the Beagle 2's instrumentation to assess conditions for a future Moon base.

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Posted by Katharine Sanderson on March 16, 2007 06:44 PM |

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