ASU Scientists Part of 'Next Step' in Mars Exploration

Though two rovers are still running on Mars, NASA is already planning a return and once again a number of Arizona State University scientists are lined up to play key roles.
The mission is called the Mars Science Laboratory (MSL), and is scheduled for launch in 2009. It will have even greater capabilities than the extremely successful Mars Exploration Rovers, which continue to operate nearly a year after their arrival.

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<p><a href="http://www.physorg.com/news2496.html">ASU Scientists Part of 'Next Step' in Mars Exploration</a></p> <p>Though two rovers are still running on Mars, NASA is already planning a return and once again a number of Arizona State University scientists are lined up to play key roles. <br>The mission is called the Mars Science Laboratory (MSL), and is scheduled for launch in 2009. It will have even greater capabilities than the extremely successful <a class="directory" href="http://www.physorg.com/search/Mars">Mars</a> Exploration Rovers, which continue to operate nearly a year after their arrival. <br></p>