An interactive book
Mars Explorer
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208 numbered pages · 136 entries, including covers and the poster
Introduction and use
Supplement
Mars Explorer: front cover
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1
Mars Explorer
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2
Chapters and publication credits
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3
Pocket atlas and almanac for Mars Year 37
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4
Mars Year 37
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5
The orbits of Earth and Mars and the starry sky
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6
Mars years, Earth dates and landscape-forming processes
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7
Preface
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8
Cosmic structures
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9
Planetary structures
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10
Map legend
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Supplement
Mars Explorer: back cover
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Supplement
Warning: planetary protection
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Supplement
Warning: before landing
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Atlas of Mars
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12
Map sheet index: western hemisphere
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13
Map sheet index: eastern hemisphere
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14–15
Albedo map
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16–17
Geographical map
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18–19
Place names map
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20–21
Geological map
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22–23
Schiaparelli’s map, 1888
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24–25
Slipher’s map, 1965
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Supplement
Mars poster and perpetual Martian calendar
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26–27
Elysium–Amazonis
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28–29
Tharsis–Chryse
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30–31
Arabia–Sabaea
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32–33
Southern hemisphere
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34–35
Northern hemisphere
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36–37
EU–Tharsis
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38–39
Noachis
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40–41
Hellas
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42–43
Dao–Reull
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44–45
Argyre
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46–47
Uzboi–Ladon
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48–49
Margaritifer
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50–51
Sirenum
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52–53
Meridiani
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54–55
Northern Arabia
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56–57
Sabaea
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58–59
Isidis
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60–61
Hesperia
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62–63
Cimmeria
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64–65
Mangala
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66–67
Lower Mangala
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68–69
Northern Tharsis
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70–71
Tharsis–Noctis
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72–73
Thaumasia
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74–75
Valles Marineris
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76–77
Chryse
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78–79
Alba
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80–81
Tempe
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82–83
Utopia–Elysium
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84–85
Elysium–Aeolis
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86–87
Amazonis
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88–89
North polar region
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90–91
South polar region
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92–93
Map of ancient water and ice on Mars
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94–95
Impact crater map
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96–97
Map of Martian volcanism and tectonics
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98–99
Cultural artefacts on Mars
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100–101
Permanent and seasonal polar caps
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102–103
Lava flows on Mars
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104–105
Detailed information about Mars
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106
Record-breaking ancient rivers
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107
Cloud maps and climate diagrams
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108–109
Landscapes
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110
Curiosities about Mars
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111–113
Cabinet of Martian curiosities
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114
Landing on Mars… teamwork
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115–117
The world of rovers
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118–119
The route of the Spirit rover
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120–121
Spirit: travel diary
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122
The route of the Opportunity rover
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123–124
Opportunity: travel diary
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125
Victoria crater
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126–127
Curiosity
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128–129
Where is Curiosity travelling?
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130–131
Annotated map of Curiosity’s route
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132–133
Stops along Curiosity’s journey
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134–135
A stop on Curiosity’s journey
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136
Perseverance
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137
Ingenuity and Zhurong
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138–139
Perseverance’s journey
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140
Communication with Mars
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141
Landers and rovers on Mars
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142
Ares Vallis
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143
Book of discoveries
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144–145
Spacecraft counter
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146
Mars on the Moon
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147
Dark spot, three spots, spiral spot
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148–149
Crater samples
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150–151
Mars for sale
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152
Impact
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153
Geodetective: mission planning
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154
Geodetective · Petal ejecta
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155
Geodetective: instructions 1
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156
Geodetective: mapping 2
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157
Geodetective: instructions 2
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158
Geodetective: mapping 3
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159
Geodetective: mapping 4
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160
Geodetective: mapping 5
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161
Geodetective: instructions 5
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162–163
Masterpiece map
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164
Ant map
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165
Ant map: worksheet
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166
Trough or ridge; crater of life and death
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167
Travel letter
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168
Crater counting: map
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169
Crater counting: worksheet
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170–171
Connecting valleys
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172
Absent-minded cartographer; Viking 2 names
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173
The destination has changed
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174–175
Connections
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176
Planetary bonds
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177
Pixel-science colour exercise
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178
Colouring the relief
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179
Pixel maker
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180
Inside a planetary scientist’s brain
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181
How planetary maps are made; counting rhyme
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188
Pareidolia
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Pages of the future
189–195 · PDF
Pages of the future
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196–197
An authentic map of the Mars Museum
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198–199
Hab2073: will you live here?
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200–201
Green Mars
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202
This never happened
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203–204
Family excursion
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205
Haiku
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206
Will an astronaut ever land on Mars?
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207
Will we settle on Mars?
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208
Everything is smaller from afar; references
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