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November/December 2008
Living on Martian Time
As the clock ticks down toward winter and the end of the mission, Phoenix scientists race to discover whether the northern plains of Mars could provide a home for microscopic life.
Gifts for a Heavenly Holiday
A plethora of astro-gear for the astro-geeks on your holiday shopping list, from the editors of StarDate.
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