"What is the definition of life? Is it likely that there is life on other planets?"
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AMASE 2009 Expedition Finishes
September 21, 2009 / Posted by: Aaron Gronstal
Researchers report from the field during the closing days of the AMASE 2009 Expedition to Norway’s Svalbard island in the arctic. As the mission completed, the team simulated a week in the life of a Mars rover science team in preparation for a future Mars sample return mission.
Part 1: AMASE 2009 Expedition Takes Off
Part 2: Roving the AMASEing Arctic
Part 3: The AMASEing Adventure Continues
Part 4: Amase-ing Life on the Ice
Part 5: Goddess of the Arctic
Part 6: Arctic Preparations for MarsSource: [astrobio.net]
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