Sixth International Conference on Mars

Steven Mackwell

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Sixth International Conference on Mars

Steven Mackwell

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This publication contains the extended abstracts that were accepted for presentation at the 6th International Conference on Mars, held in Pasadena, CA July 20-25, 2003. The file contains the preface, table of contents, program, abstracts, and indexes. The extended abstracts review and debate some of the key questions and controversies that have matured during the flood of MGS and Odyssey data. The papers are presented in PDF format and are indexed by abstract author, and program author.

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Steven Mackwell. 2003-07-20. Sixth International Conference on Mars. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20030066530

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