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Complex systems and Mars missions help understand how life began
Date:11/14/2008

back samples, are ongoing and planned by the European Space Agency (ESA) and NASA in the coming years.

But Zegers argues that, in Europe, Mars research is not well co-ordinated. There is no organisation responsible for managing and disseminating the scientific and survey data resulting from European Mars missions, and the scientific community using the data is not fully involved in the early stages of mission-planning.

"Mars science is key to addressing some of the most fundamental scientific questions we have," says Zegers. "We need a European programme for missions to Mars, and a European planetary information programme."


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Contact: Gnter Von Kiedrowski
kiedro@rub.de
49-234-322-3218
European Science Foundation
Source:Eurekalert

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