MARS
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illcen said the MAUDEE mission
h been accepted by the National
Aeronautics Space Administration and
may carouse the frigid sky of the Earth's
rusted neighbor as early as 2002.
Killeen added that sending the
MAUDEE probe to Mars will make it
possible for future human exploration.
"(NASA researchers) need to under-
stand the upper atmosphere first,"
Killeen said. "We are still 15-20 years
A
away from manned exploration"
Killeen noted that the University has
a proud history of space exploration,
including the Casini mission to Saturn
and the Galileo mission to Jupiter.
Seitzer said the Pathfinder mission
has also launched a consumer frenzy:
1,500 Mattel Hot Wheels Pathfinder
replicas, the shop's entire stock, were
sold in five minutes atithe Jet Propulsion
Lab gift shop in Pasadena, Calif.
"They seem to be the equivalent of
Martian Beanie Babies;' Seitzer said,
drawing an analogy to the dimunitive
plush toy.
Some students are less than impressed
with some of the mission's elements.
"Who gave NASA the right to name
rocks?" asked LSA senior Tiffany
Mason, referring to the cartoon charac-
ter-inspired names given to rocks by
NASA researchers. "What right do we
have claiming other planets?"
The Pathfinder mission is piloted by
a rover, not much larger than a skate-
board, loaded with equipment to ana-
lyze and photograph the Martian sur-
face and send data back to Earth.
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GENERAL HELP
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SEMEN DONORS NEEDED for an infer-
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