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Mars: A Phoenix Oddyssey - Season 1

Series: Mars: A Phoenix Oddyssey
4.5
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Episodes
2
Rating
NRC
Year
2008
Language
English
Publisher
Ammo Content

About

In August 2007, scientists behind the Phoenix mission successfully launched a lander on a nine-month voyage to Mars. The Phoenix was the first spacecraft to probe the Martian arctic, landing near 70 degrees north latitude and uncovered clues in the icy soil of the Martian arctic about the history of near-surface ice and its potential for habitability.

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  • Science
  • Educational

Episodes

1. A Phoenix Oddyssey

45m

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Like its namesake, the Phoenix Mission rises from the ashes of so many previously unsuccessful attempts to explore the Red Planet. But for NASA, the passion for Mars that started with the Mariner and Viking programs of the sixties can't be snuffed out that easily. The Phoenix's mission is to study the history of water and potential habitability in the Martian arctic's ice-rich soil.

2. The Phoenix Lands

45m

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In August 2007, scientists behind the Phoenix mission successfully launched a lander on a nine-month voyage to Mars. The Phoenix was the first spacecraft to probe the Martian arctic, landing near 70 degrees north latitude and uncovered clues in the icy soil of the Martian arctic about the history of near-surface ice and its potential for habitability.

Extended Details

  • SeriesMars: A Phoenix Oddyssey
  • Closed CaptionsEnglish

Artists

John MorrisonDirector
Mark MillerDirector
Mark MillerWriter
Jay IngramActor