41. Sky Galleons Of Mars A fastplaying, esoteric game of aerial combat in the Martian skies between the Martians and Queen Victoria's Royal Navy. http://home.mindspring.com/~palaeotechnic/1889/

Sky Galleons of Mars is Frank Chadwick's registered trademark for his fast-playing and engrossing board game of Victroian Era aerial combat in the Martian skies. The use of this trademark is not to be considered a challenge to Mr. Chadwick's proprietary rights. A ERIAL C OMBAT A BOVE T HE G RAND C ANALS When Thomas Edison crash-landed on Mars in 1870 in the ether flyer of his own invention, it opened the portal to an ancient and exotic civilization. Ninteen years later, the British Empire is finally established in several colonial enclaves, and steam-powered aerial gunboats patrol the skies above the martian canals. But not all the Martians princes tolerate the British, and cloudfleets of stately kites and powerful screw galleys are hurled against the invader. Original GDW, Inc. The Sky Galleons of Mars web site is under re-construction. Please be sure to check back after January 1, 2003, for the new site. You are visitor since September 1999 This site is a member of WebRing. To browse visit

42. Sign Up For Mars! Unfortunately, we are very sorry to report that the CDROM bearingall the names was mounted on the failed mars Polar Lander. A http://spacekids.hq.nasa.gov/mars/

Unfortunately, we are very sorry to report that the CD-ROM bearing all the names was mounted on the failed Mars Polar Lander. A total of 932,816 unique names were sent to Mars on the Mars Polar Lander. Responsible NASA Official: John Lee Authors: George Varros and James Chi Date: November 13, 2000

43. DreamCatcher Lightbringer Adventure On Mars Official page includes 6 screenshots, demo. http://www.dreamcatchergames.com/games/lightbringer/lightbringer.html

44. The Whole Mars Catalog At Mars Today .com The Whole mars Catalog at marsToday.com provides timely in depth news, missionstatus reports and an extensive reference collection for the planet mars. http://www.marstoday.com/

The Whole Mars Catalog About Us Advertising Comments Wednesday, April 9, 2003 SpaceRef Calendar Directory Gallery Press Releases Space Station Space Weather Status Reports Astrobiology Web (The) Mars Today Mars TV SpaceRef Canada SpaceRef Japan SpaceRef Research Features Mars Odyssey Mars Global Surveyor Mars on Earth Mars 2003 Rovers ... Mars Express Tools Daily Newsletter Go Mobile Pop-up News Tracker Wireless Alerts Other Sites SpaceRef U.S. SpaceRef Canada SpaceRef Japan The Astrobiology Web Sponsored Research SpaceRef's Arthur Clarke Mars Greenhouse Space Press Releases Astrobiology Science Archives SPACEREF DIRECTORY - MARS Analogs Climate Conferences Directories ... Satellites TOP STORIES NASA Releases Thousands of New Photos from Mars Global Surveyor [Friday, April 04, 2003] The new batch of images, taken by Mars Global Surveyor between February and July 2002, brings the total number of images in the online gallery to more than 123,800. Full Story NASA and Carnegie Mellon to Test Mars Robot in Chile [Tuesday, April 01, 2003]

45. Important Announcement Eine (teilweise) alternative Betrachtung neuer Forschungsergebnisse. http://home.t-online.de/home/zimmert/marshpge.htm

Wichtiger Hinweis An dieser Stelle befand sich bisher die deutsche Version der Homepage von Dr. Mark Carlotto. Da Dr. Carlottos Seiten nicht mehr online sind, wurde auch die deutschsprachige Version entfernt. Wer englisch versteht, sei statt dessen auf das neue Projekt New Frontiers in Science verwiesen. NFS NFS Hier geht's zu New Frontiers in Science. Und hier noch ein anderer, sehr empfehlenswerter Link zu einer deutschsprachigen Mars-Seite, die von Holger Isenburg gestaltet wird: Mars News

46. Mars Today thumbnail of marsToday poster links to gif image. mars Today. marsToday, created by Howard Houben of the mars Global Circulation http://humbabe.arc.nasa.gov/MarsToday.html

Mars Today Mars Today, created by Howard Houben of the Mars Global Circulation Model Group , is a poster produced daily by the Center for Mars Exploration at NASA's Ames Research Center. The updated poster depicts current conditions on Mars and its relationship to Earth in six panels. The upper left panel diagrams the current positions of Mars and Earth in their orbits around the Sun. Note that Mars has a highly elliptical orbit compared to the Earth. For much of the time, Mars is too close to the Sun (as viewed from Earth) to be observed by Earth-based telescopes. For a QuickTime animation [1.1 MB] of the orbits of Earth and Mars and their relative positions through 2000 and 2001 click here. The panel also shows the interplanetary trajectory of Mars Global Surveyor. That spacecraft entered Mars orbit in 1997. Much information on the Martian surface and atmosphere is being gathered by the Global Surveyor which began the mapping phase of its mission in spring 1999. The upper middle panel shows two views of the positions of Mars and Earth from vantage points near the ecliptic (the plane of the Earth's orbit). This allows visualization of the tilts of the rotation axes of the planets that are responsible for the seasons. Two views are necessary because Mars and Earth are tilted in nearly orthogonal directions. At this time, midsummer in the Earth's northern hemisphere, the north pole is pointed towards the sun. In contrast, it is late summer in the northern hemisphere of Mars and the sun is nearly over that planet's equator. The changes in seasons on the Earth and Mars can be visualized in a 1.2 MB

47. Popular Works Kodansha's official English page for the series, with manga information, introduction, characters, and images. http://www.kodanclub.com/cgi-local/comic.cgi?id=012-00054-01-015

48. Mars In Popular Culture Planet mars in Popular Culture. Picture broached? Historically, marswas thought to be the most likely of the planets to harbor life. http://humbabe.arc.nasa.gov/mgcm/fun/pop.html

Planet Mars in Popular Culture Picture: The ancient, beautiful Martians of Ray Bradbury's The Martian Chronicles . (Used with permission from Bantam Doubleday Dell publishers) Why is it that people tend to talk of "Martians", rather than, say, Saturnians or Jovians, when the topic of extraterrestrial life is broached? Historically, Mars was thought to be the most likely of the planets to harbor life. Popular culture in the form of literature, and then later radio and film, reflected such beliefs. Public fascination with Martians began in the late 19th century when, in 1877, astronomer Giovanni Sciaparelli reported observations of large canali (meaning "channels") on Mars. Unfortunately, the term "canali" was mistranslated as "canals" in English. The Suez Canal, an engineering marvel of its time, had just been completed in 1869, and to some people innovative, technological Martians were implicated. In 1897, H. G. Wells' The War of the Worlds was the first major work to explore the concept of the "extraterrestrial invader" and exerted a considerable influence on the public psyche. A few years later, even astronomers such as Percival Lowell seriously countenanced the possibility of advanced lifeforms as described in his book Mars as the Abode of Life (1910). Consequently, Mars began to take a special place in popular culture around the turn of the 20th century which has continued to this day. Of course, this is not to belittle the unique role Mars has also played in the history of science: in particular, the recorded movement of Mars led Johannes Kepler (1571-1630) to formulate his three

49. CNN - Scientists Giddy As Pathfinder Nears Mars - July 1, 1997 CNN.com http://www.cnn.com/TECH/9707/01/mars.briefing/

Scientists giddy as Pathfinder nears Mars 'We're all pretty confident' July 1, 1997 Web posted at: 9:29 p.m. EDT (0129 GMT) PASADENA, California (CNN) Just days before the Pathfinder spacecraft is scheduled to make its historic landing on Mars, the mission team says all systems are performing remarkably well. "We're all actually pretty confident," says Richard Cook, one of the scientists. "Everything is going so smoothly on the spacecraft...." During a briefing at the JPL lab in California, the usually reserved scientists were almost giddy over how smoothly the mission has gone so far. Pathfinder's latest position puts it on course for a bulls-eye landing on July 4. It is headed for what the scientists believe is a relatively flat area containing small rocks close in age to the Martian meteorite found on Earth and believed to contain evidence of life on the red planet. The saucer-like spacecraft will drop a landing module that resembles a three-sided clamshell. It is encased in oversized airbags that look like the bubble-pack wrapped around cameras and electronic components. With its series of rounded surfaces, the three-sided module resembles a complex molecule seen through a high-powered microscope. Lander will hit Mars at 40 mph First parachutes and then balloons will help brake the package during its 5-minute plunge through the thin Martian atmosphere. But when it strikes the surface it should still be falling 40 miles an hour.

50. Welcome To The Mars Millennium Project An official White House Millennium Council youth project challenging students across the nation to Category Science Astronomy Solar System mars Colonization......The mars Millennium Project is a national science, arts and technologyinitiative. Join thousands of kids in community groups and http://www.mars2030.net/

51. Mars Hill Hardware & Bldg Building supplies. Features online store, specials, how-to encyclopedia, and map. http://www.marshill.doitbest.com/

Home How to Find Us 400 Carl Eller Road Mars Hill, NC 28754 E-Mail: hardware@madison.main.nc.us At Mars Hill's Do it Best Hardware, you'll always find a friendly staff member to greet and assist you. Unlike huge chain or warehouse stores, Mars Hill Hardware is locally owned and locally responsive. Your needs will be met with honesty, patience, and small town courtesy. Our location in the mountains of Western North Carolina enhances your shopping experience. We offer: General hardware Pressure treated lumber Paints and stains Rental equipment (bobcats, backhoe, sanders, pressure washers, etc.) Glass cut NC Licensed Home Inspector

52. The Ruthless Out There - Watch Out For UFO CULTS! Site devoted to expose UFO frauds, with comprehensive explanations on UFO subjects like alien autopsy, mars face, crop circles. Gives guidelines on debunking UFO cults such as Heaven's Gate. http://www.geocities.com/rick_g22/ufo.html

The Ruthless Out There by Ricardo Garcia They don't come from another planet. But they're out there in the guise of normal people, telling you they're UFO clubs or have had contact. But very few know their awful secret: They won't rest until they bring you to their leader. WATCH OUT FOR THE UFO CULTS! Since i already have a cult page Internet UFO Skeptics - Proud member INDEX Español aquí - Spanish here Back to my Catholic Page Back to my Cults Page Part 1: The Top-10 questions about UFO's (pardon me - 11 questions) 11. What explanations can you give about alien abductions? 1. What is a U.F.O. ? 2. Is there life outside Earth? 3. Is Planet Earth the only inhabitable planet in the universe? ... Case Study 1: Billy Meier and the people from the Pleiades PART 1: The Top-10 questions about UFO's UFO's are simply things we see in the sky, that we cannot identify correctly. People involved in the Rosswell incident of 1947 didn't believe, they didn't even THINK about Extraterrestial life , except in sci-fi movies like Flash Gordon. It wasn't until much later, that some people started to spread the unfounded belief (see below in "Roswell") that the flying disc was from extraterrestrial origin. Why? Because they confused the symbols in a debris with "alien writing". We should notice that the duct tape which covered the "weather baloon" debris was made by a toy factory.

53. MarsNews.com - NewsWire For The New Frontier NewsWire for the New Frontier. A comprehensive news Astronomy Solar System mars......NewsWire for the New Frontier a comprehensive news and information resource coveringall aspects of the planet mars, including robotic and human exploration http://www.marsnews.com/

Home of the MARS NewsWire FOCUS AREAS: The Planet Mars Life on Mars? Technology Humans to Mars ... The Mars Society MISSIONS: Mission Index Current Global Surveyor 2001 Odyssey Nozomi Past Polar Lander Pathfinder Future Mars Express 2003 Rovers Mars Network Scout Missions ... Sample Return Support MarsNews.com: OTHER FEATURES: News Alerts Forums Search News Archive ... XML Newsfeeds MARSNEWS.COM: Mars Data Project Radio Free Mars Recent Articles About Us ... of Service Support us by visiting our sponsors. MarsNews.com is Pop-Up Free! MarsNews.com - NewsWire for the New Frontier Established 1999 - News and Information about the Red Planet Mars Rover Landing Sites Selection April 4th: NASA's twin Mars Exploration Rovers are being readied for launch at KSC. The decision by NASA/JPL as to where the two rovers will set down next January is expected to be announced next week. The four finalists are Gusev crater, Meridiani Planum, Isidis, and Elysium. These sites were selected to maximize science return, and also due to their smooth terrain and relatively light winds. The sites must be safe for the robots to land upon and drive across the surface. Stay with MarsNews.com for the latest on the site selection...

54. Mars Hill Country Club, Mars Hill, Maine Photographs of the golf course; description of events, greens, and fees. http://www.mainerec.com/mhcc/

55. Mars mars. Four mars Scout proposals have been selected for further consideration. Missionsto mars. mars Chronology Timeline of all mars missions http://nssdc.gsfc.nasa.gov/planetary/planets/marspage.html

Mars Four Mars Scout proposals have been selected for further consideration. One of these missions will be selected to launch in 2007. For further information, see the NASA press release Mars Fact Sheet Images of Mars - from the Catalog of Spaceborne Imaging Images of Phobos and Deimos - from the Catalog of Spaceborne Imaging NSSDC Planetary Photo Gallery - More Images of Mars Mars Exploration - History and possible future crewed missions Reference Books on Mars Frequently Asked Questions Missions to Mars Mars Chronology - Timeline of all Mars missions 2001 Mars Odyssey - NASA Orbiter Mission to Mars (2001) Mars Polar Lander - NASA attempted lander to Mars (1999) Deep Space 2 - NASA attempted penetrator mission to Mars (1999) Mars Climate Orbiter - NASA attempted orbiter to Mars (1998) Nozomi (Planet-B) - ISAS (Japan) orbiter to Mars (1998) Mars Global Surveyor - NASA Mars orbiter (1996) Mars Pathfinder - NASA lander and rover to Mars (1996) Mars 96 - Russian attempted mission to Mars (1996) Mars Observer - NASA attempted mission to Mars (1992) Phobos - Soviet missions to Mars (1988) Viking - NASA orbiters/landers to Mars (1975) Mars 6 - Soviet Mars lander (1973) Mars 5 - Soviet Mars orbiter (1973) Mariner 9 - NASA Mars orbiter (1971) Mars 3 - Soviet Mars orbiter and lander (1971) Mars 2 - Soviet Mars orbiter and lander (1971) Mariner 7 - NASA Mars flyby (1969) Mariner 6 - NASA Mars flyby (1969) Mariner 4 - NASA Mars flyby (1964) Future Missions to Mars Mars Express

56. Sailor Mars' Rec Room (E) Image galleries, MIDI files, and the secrets of the Xfiles. http://www.geocities.com/Tokyo/Bay/4462/

Welcome to Sailor Mars' Rec Room!! Rei: Hi! Welcome to my Rec Room! Come on in, I'll show you around. Serena: (peeks around Rei's shoulder) Who is it, Rei Rei: Serena! It's our guests! I told you they were coming today! Serena: Oh! Heh heh, Hi there! Rei: Sit down, make yourselves comfortable! (mumbles to herself) Now, where are those cookies I was sure that Lita had brought a batch over earlier today. (sees Serena) Meatball head!!! Those are the cookies for our guests! Serena: I'm sorry Rei, but they looked so yummy and I was starved! I was only going to try a few... Rei: You ate the whole thing! (sighs) Well, I'm afraid, due to monkey brain over here, that I can't offer you any refreshments. Well, if you'd like to follow me, I'll show you the highlights of my Rec Room! WebRings T.V. SM Page Awards ... WebGoodies New Addition!!! I've just compiled one of the largest galleries of Sailor Uranus and Neptune!! Check it out! :) Another Update!!! I've added a page of Web-Goodies for YOU people with your OWN web-sites! :) I haven't made a nifty button for it yet, it's brand new, but you can access it by clicking on this link > HERE!

57. Mars Academy An educational collaborative project to study the problems involved in the design of a manned mission Category Science Astronomy Solar System mars......NEW Education Guide on mars Settlement Design. Interactive Features.Special Projects. Orbit site. Copyright mars Academy 2001. http://www.marsacademy.com/

The Mars Academy is proud to host the Mars Society Education Site NEW: Education Guide on Mars Settlement Design. Interactive Features Special Projects Orbit Finder: Plot and calculate orbits between any two given celestial bodies. Astronaut Quiz: Do you have what it takes to go to Mars? Interactive Mission Design Page: Choose propulsion systems, calculate masses and more! Trajectory Calculations: Plan your trip to Mars using our exclusive Mars Trip Planner. Mars: A Virtual History Relive the history of Mars exploration, from the early days of blurred images to Mars Polar Lander. Amazing Space Learn about the origins of the Universe, stars, the other planets in the Solar System and much more in an exclusive collection of tutorials and new courses. Register Teachers Mars Lounge ... News ACTIVITIES: Surface Science: We are working on the design of experiments to conduct on the surface of Mars in order to meet our mission goals. Mission Description Landing Site What is the Mars Academy?

58. OFCN Bookshelf - The Warlord Of Mars - Edgar Rice Burroughs Chapterindexed HTML text of the work. http://ofcn.org/cyber.serv/resource/bookshelf/wmars10/

The Warlords Of Mars by Edgar Rice Burroughs Contents On The River Iss Under The Mountains The Temple Of The Sun ... Click here to return to Bookshelf index Click here to return to main page Last Modified: November 7, 1996 John Kurilec jmk@ofcn.org

59. OFCN Bookshelf A Princess Of Mars - Edgar Rice Burroughs A separate HTML page for each chapter. Not well formatted. http://ofcn.org/cyber.serv/resource/bookshelf/pmars10/

A Princess Of Mars by Edgar Rice Burroughs Chapter I On The Arizona Hills Chapter II The Escape Of The Dead Chapter III My Advent On Mars Chapter IV A Prisoner Chapter V I Elude My Watch Dog Chapter VI A Fight That Won Friends Chapter VII Child-Raising On Mars Chapter VIII A Fair Captive From The Sky Chapter IX I Learn The Language Chapter X Champion And Chief Chapter XI With Dejah Thoris Chapter XII A Prisoner With Power Chapter XIII Love-Making On Mars Chapter XIV A Duel To The Death Chapter XV Sola Tells Me Her Story Chapter XVI We Plan Escape Chapter XVII A Costly Recapture Chapter XVIII Chained In Warhoon Chapter XIX Battling In The Arena Chapter XX In The Atmosphere Factory Chapter XXI An Air Scout For Zodanga Chapter XXII I Find Dejah Chapter XXIII Lost In The Sky Chapter XXIV Tars Tarkas Finds A Friend Chapter XXV The Looting Of Zodanga Chapter XXVI Through Carnage To Joy Chapter XXVII From Joy To Death Chapter XXVIII At The Arizona Cave Click here to return to Bookshelf index Click here to return to main page Last Modified: November 8, 1996

60. MARS -- Una Pagina Dello Shoujo Italian Fan Club Web Site ! Recensioni e commenti, immagini e copertine, le citazioni artistiche contenute nel manga. http://shoujo.freeweb.supereva.it/marsindex.htm?p

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