Mars 2003: Site Priorities for Astrobiology

Details Mars 2003: Site Priorities for Astrobiology Mars 2003: Site Priorities for Astrobiology

Jan 2001

adsabs.harvard.edu/cgi-bin/nph-data_query?bibcode=2001mers.work...20f&link_type=abstract

First Landing Site Workshop for the 2003 Mars Exploration Rovers, p. 20

Biology

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Mars (Planet), Mars Exploration, Exobiology, Landing Sites, Mars Sample Return Missions, Extraterrestrial Life, River Basins, Roving Vehicles

Scientific paper

The exploration for past or present Martian life remains the primary goal of the Mars exploration program. In implementing this goal, the Astrobiology community has consistently recommended an approach that will create the proper environmental context for exploration through a synergistic use of orbital reconnaissance and landed in situ science. These broadly-based investigations are regarded to be an essential prelude for targeting sites for in situ life detection experiments and sample return(s).

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