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 www.spacewatch.com SpaceWatch, presented by the Omega Watch Company, is an Internet TV channel webcasting shows that you watch on your computer. The programs on this site are new, original, and can only be found on the web. SpaceWatch's "Live from Mars" is a behind-the-scenes look at the operation of a planetary mission. By following the efforts of the MVACS team, the show will present an intimate look at the people behind the Mars Polar Lander mission and try to shed some light on the human side of space science. The show will launch on December 3 as a live event timed with the lander's arrival on Mars. Afterwards, the show will update the situation daily at Mission Control and on Mars.
 www.exploringmars.org Exploring Mars is intended to serve as a starting point for web-assisted exploration of Mars, and is designed to be used by casual browsers as well as those who are seeking detailed and authoritative information. The site includes basic facts about the planet Mars, as well as a guide to NASA's Mars Exploration Program. It includes pages which describe past, present and future Mars missions, as well as links to more detailed information about these missions and their latest results.
 www.marsportal.com Mars Portal is a comprehensive educational outreach program poised to deliver the science and knowledge about planet Mars in a thoughtful and entertaining manner - making it approachable and intuitive for an audience of all ages. Their mission is to pull together the world's experts, authorities and institutions in a long-term relationship in an effort to augment and extend their reach to a world-wide audience in the coming years.
 WITS WITS, the Web Interface for Telescience, is the command software used by the Mars Polar Lander robotic arm operations team. The Downloads Page contains a public version of WITS that you can download and use on your computer. Once installed, the public version of WITS will allow you to: |
