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Infinite
possibilities exist on Mars, the Red Planet. Our newest simulation,
Mars Explorer will allow students to explore these possibilities
while driving their own Mars Exploration Rover (MER) and determining
their course of exploration on Mars. Taking soil samples, monitoring
the weather or exploring the surface of the Red Planet will help
students better understand Mars and contemplate the existence of
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After just landing on
Mars, you find yourself surrounded by rocks, craters, mountains and
deserts. Hop into your Explorer to navigate around the Red Planet and see
what you can find. Pay close attention to the weather, the soil and objects
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To
learn
how your students can participate in the Mars Explorer Simulation
starting Jan. 20, 2004. Please contact one of our Education Specialists at 800-965-3763 |
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