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Phoenix Open House, This weekend
tuvas
post Apr 30 2007, 11:33 PM
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I don't know if any of you live in the Tucson area (Besides myself and Jason), but if you'll be in the area, there's an open house for the Phoenix mission. It'll feature tours of the control center, access to the PIT (Where the engineering model of Phoenix currently resides), various UA Mars missions presentations, talks by Alfred McEwen, Peter Smith, and other PI's from various instruments around (Alfred is with HiRISE, Peter with Phoenix). Also, we're planning on bringing the HiWall, it should be fun. It's going from 10-4, on May 5th (The event is called Cinco de Mars), so... Come if you can, it should be lots of fun. The Phoenix Mission controls building is located at 6th and Drachman, just northwest of the University of Arizona. For more information, see http://uanews.org/cgi-bin/WebObjects/UANew...ArticleID=13785

I'll be around in the morning at the HiRISE booth.
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