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Article: Let it show.(GRAPH IT/MARS)
Science World;  January 12, 2009 ;     700+ words ... ... OMITTED] NASA'S MISSIONS TO MARS (1964 TO 2008) The Mars Phoenix Lander touched down on Mars on May 25, 2008. But it wasn't the first spacecraft ... What is the total number of missions NASA has sent to Mars? [GRAPHIC OMITTED]

Article: Scaling mars.(Math and Graphing Skills)(Brief Article)
Science World;  December 8, 2003 ;     669 words ... ... multiply its weight on Earth by Mars' gravity factor. Formula ... Weight on Earth Weight on Mars You Case of pineapples 40 ... the objects' weights on Mars. (See SW 9/22/02 for ... 5,700 pounds PART B [GRAPHIC OMITTED]

Article: Mars rover begins scientific work.(Spirit Gets Its Wheels ...
Science News;  January 24, 2004 ;     700+ words ...A tiny visitor to Mars last week ventured off its landing pad and ... week, Spirit, the rover that NASA landed on Mars on Jan. 3 (SN: 1/10/04, p. 22 ... just not clear how far below, he adds. [GRAPHIC OMITTED]

Article: 8 mars 2004 au Burundi: un appel de la Case pour le ...
International Peace Update;  June 22, 2004 ;     700+ words ... ... economicos. ********** Dans le but de celebrer le 8 mars, Journee Internationale de la Femme en territoire d'Uvira ... les Interahamwes, les FDD et les Masuz/Namushebwa. [GRAPHIC OMITTED] Il est demande aux autorites de: * Veiller a la formation ...

Article: Pulling power of the festivals of the festivals; GRAPHIC ...
The Racing Post (London, England);  February 4, 2005 ;     594 words ...THERE was no change at the top of the annual attendance figures table in 2004, but the best-supported courses in Britain - Aintree, Ascot and Cheltenham - pulled farther ahead of fourth-placed Chester, where self-imposed crowd limits for comfort and safety reasons have put the brake on bigger

Article: Lack of data mars golden opportunity: gold has the ...
African Business;  October 1, 2006 ;     700+ words ... ... unknown. Until now, it has been diamonds that have been at the heart of Sierra Leone's burgeoning mineral sector. [GRAPHIC OMITTED] Sierra Leone's reputation for producing so-called 'blood diamonds' is fading as the country moves forward with its ...

Article: Teacher, engineer, IT worker, nurse - where have all our trained ...
The Independent - London;  January 7, 2001 ;     700+ words ...Scarcely a day goes by in Britain's booming economy without news of the scarcity of skilled workers. Last week it emerged that some schools are having to close one day a week for lack of staff. The country is so short of experts in information technology that the Government is "fast- tracking"