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today mars become a hotspot to discuss worldwide.

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and the MRO will be an added advantage to tell more about mars from the near side . (mro= mars reconnisance orbitor, am I correct, ozzmo')

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FYI, Astronomy magazine has this Mars "Collector's Edition" special issue that has some great photographs. It says "display until February 14, 2006" on the cover, which goes to show that Mars doesn't interest many people at my grocery store--I bought it today. It's $9.95 US, $12.95 CAD, which I think is a bit pricey for a magazine. Still, it's worth a look.
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