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  • Phoenix Site on Mars May Be in Dry Climate Cycle Phase | December 15, 2008
    UANews | Phoenix Lander progress report: Mars soil may be wet during warmer climate cycles. | Science and Technology
  • UA Projects Make Time Magazine's List of Top Science Discoveries | December 10, 2008
    UANews | The Large Hadron Collider was listed first and the Phoenix Mars Mission was listed second. UA researchers have ties to both. | General News | Science and Technology
  • Phoenix Lander Winds Up Its Astonishing Summer On Mars | November 25, 2008
    UANews | For NASA's UA-led Phoenix Lander Mission, the first university-led mission to Mars, surface science operations are over. The mission thrilled millions. | Science and Technology
  • UA Wins Governor's Award for Innovation for Phoenix Mars Mission | November 14, 2008
    UANews | The Governor's Award for Innovation goes to UA for the Phoenix Mars Mission for a second consecutive year. | General News | Science and Technology
  • Phoenix Lander Finishes Successful Work on Red Planet | November 10, 2008
    UANews | Phoenix has delivered a trove of data that scientists will study for years to come. | Science and Technology
  • Researchers Hearing Daily From Weakening Phoenix Mars Lander | November 3, 2008
    UANews | Phoenix is running out of power each afternoon or evening but reawakening after its solar arrays catch morning sunlight. | Science and Technology
  • Weather Hampers Phoenix on Mars | October 30, 2008
    UANews | The Phoenix Mars Lander entered safe mode late Tuesday in response to a low-power fault brought on by deteriorating weather conditions. | Science and Technology
  • Phoenix Mars Mission Faces Survival Challenges | October 28, 2008
    UANews | In a race against time and the elements, Phoenix Mission engineers hope to extend the lander’s survival by gradually shutting down some of its instruments and heaters, starting today. | Science and Technology
  • Phoenix Mars Mission Wins National Space Club Award | October 23, 2008
    UANews | The award is presented to scientists and engineers who have made outstanding contributions to United States leadership in the field of rocketry and astronautics. | Science and Technology
  • Phoenix Lander Finishes Soil Delivery To Onboard Labs | October 22, 2008
    UANews | Phoenix continues to dig deeper into its trenches, taking photos so scientists can map out the geology of Mars' ice table.   | General News | Science and Technology
  • Phoenix Lander Gets Bonus Soil Sample | October 17, 2008
    UANews | Now in its last two weeks of full operation, Phoenix still probes Mars for secrets. | Science and Technology
  • Phoenix Lander Weathers Dust Storm | October 15, 2008
    UANews | A nearly 14,000-square-mile dust storm lost much of its punch by the time it reached the Phoenix landing site, leaving the spacecraft enough power to continue working. | Science and Technology
  • Phoenix Lander Digging and Analyzing Soil as Darkness Gathers | October 8, 2008
    UANews | Martian winter is closing in, but UA's Phoenix lander is still moving rocks, sampling soil and taking pictures. | Science and Technology
  • Mars Mission Researcher to Discuss Successes | September 17, 2008
    UANews | Peter Smith, who heads the UA-led Phoenix Mars Mission, will speak about the mission during a public event. | General News | Science and Technology | Teaching and Students
  • More Soil Delivered to Phoenix Lander Lab | September 16, 2008
    UANews | NASA's Phoenix Mars Lander has successfully delivered more soil to its Wet Chemistry Laboratory. | General News | Science and Technology
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