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Russia Proposes Sending Team to Mars -- Mara D. Bellaby  -- Space.com  -- July 06, 2002

Russian space officials proposed an ambitious project to send a six-person team to Mars by the year 2015, a trip that would mark a milestone in space travel and international space cooperation.

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Possibility of water on Mars spurs talk of a manned visit -- Peter N. Spotts  -- Christian Science Monitor  -- May 30, 2002

The discovery of potentially vast deposits of water ice close to the surface on Mars could breath new life into the notion of sending humans to explore the red planet.

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NASA Engineers Develop Bulldozer Rover for Use on Mars -- Kate Wong  -- Scientific American  -- October 31, 2001

A fleet of pint-size bulldozers may one day do the dirty work on Mars, engineers at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory report. Lightweight, solar-powered and intelligent, these robotic vehicles could aid in the search for life on the Red Planet or help support a human presence there.

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New Evidence for Life on Mars -- Reuters  -- Wired News  -- September 07, 2001

Hungarian scientists claimed on Friday to have found evidence of living organisms on Mars after analyzing 60,000 photographs taken by the Mars Global Surveyor probe.

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Scientists Say Mars Viking Mission Found Life -- Leonard David  -- Space.com  -- July 28, 2001

Several scientists have found compelling evidence that Viking Mars landers did indeed discover life on the red planet in 1976. A re-examination of findings relayed to Earth by the probes some 25 years ago, claim the experts, show the tell-tale signs of microbes lurking within the Martian soil.

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NASA Data Point to Mars 'Bugs,' Scientist Says -- Kevin Krolicki  -- Reuters  -- July 27, 2001

A University of Southern California scientist argues that data collected from the 1975 Viking probes suggest the existence of Martian microbes.

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The New Red Menace -- Tom McNichol  -- Wired Magazine  -- July 01, 2001

Tom McNichol examines the risks inherent in a manned mission to Mars and argues for an incremental approach to exploring the Red Planet.

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Despite Expertise, Russia Can't Afford Trip to Red Planet -- Simon Saradzhyan  -- Space.com  -- May 14, 2001

Sending humans to Mars with return tickets is technically and medically possible, but Russia cannot muster up the funds and resources necessary for such a costly program on its own, officials and experts said

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NASA Chief: Humans Could Reach Mars in 20 Years -- Deborah Zabarenko  -- Reuters  -- May 08, 2001

Humans could venture to Mars in 20 years or less, NASA chief Daniel Goldin said, in comments that made orbital space flight sound positively last century.

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Russia to put man on Mars by -- Giles Whittell  -- The Times  -- April 21, 2001

Russia has overcome all main obstacles to manned interplanetary flight and should be ready to send humans to Mars ?in the second decade of this century?, the head of a once-secret space science institute has claimed.

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