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Microbeson Mars
"Another site for written expressly for elementary as well as middle-schoolkids, with concise explanations of why Mars may (or may not) host life forms. Also summarized are NASA’s past Mars explorations and the upcoming 1997 MarsPathfinder mission."
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McGlaun’s Total Solar Eclipse Page
"Meet Dan McGlaun: "I am a total, complete eclipse junkie. I go to every total solar eclipse I can, which after the turn of the century won’t be too many, unfortunately. But I’ve had a pretty good decade in the 1990s, and I thought I’d write a sort of memoir-type book of my experiences." Although he’s not a professional astronomer, Dan has a way of conveying his enthusiasm for the subject. Read the stories from his seven eclipse treks, and stay tuned for his dispatches from Turkey, where he will be celebrating both the total solar eclipse and his thirty-sixth birthday!"
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MarsAcademy
"Is it possible to send men to Mars? In 1997, a group of students gathered together incyberspace to design a virtual manned mission to Mars. This Web site serves both as a guide todeveloping your own Mars mission, as well as a record of their project. Best clicks are the OnlineCourses and Special Projects (from Mars Intro to Artificial Gravity) and the Interactive Featuresthat let you test various aspects of your design."
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Mars Madness
Reviewed June 12, 2000 by Sarah, a parent from Phoenix, AZ who is not affiliated with the site. Explore Mars, with this 1999 Thinkquest Jr. Gold Award winning site created by a team of six elementary school students from Hawaii.
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Mars in Popular Culture
A Surfnetkids Honorable Mention site.
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Mars TV
A Surfnetkids Honorable Mention site.
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Mars Exploration Rover Mission
"NASA is well-known for the quality and quantity of their sites, and their coverage of the Mars rover missions is no exception. Best clicks are the educational animations (look for Multimedia in the lower right-hand side of the page) and Mars for Kids (in red, on the left.) Mars for Kids is a fun site for elementary students, complete with games (collect rock samples against the clock in 3D Mars Rover) and activities (create a topographic map.)"
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Mars Mission
A Surfnetkids Honorable Mention site.
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Mars Lander
A Surfnetkids Honorable Mention site.
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Mars Travel Planner
"It’s your job to put Pathfinder on Mars. But before you press the launch button, here’s a hint. Picking the right launch date so that Earth and Mars line-up correctly is important. When was the real Pathfinder launched? You can find the answer by searching this CNN site with the seek button just below the game console. Next, figure out the velocity needed to escape the Earth’s gravitational pull. Go ahead, give it a try. <!--"
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