Phoenix animations

By catdynamics on May 26, 2008.

Where in that world is Phoenix

Animation zooming in on Phoenix landing site starting from Olympus

Large movie showing Phoenix environs - zoom over the strip image to the horizon

Planetary Society blog is your source for all things Martian

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Stein, obviously I have a vested interest, but Emily at the Planetary Society is not the only blogger out there doing good Phoenix on Mars stuff -- my colleague Eric is blogging up a storm out in Tucson

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