Mars in the Viking voyage yields clues and questions
Viking 1’s first days on Mars brought strong data: nitrogen and argon in the atmosphere, clear ground images, and a dry desert landscape. Scientists debate when and how life might have arisen, while future Viking 2 aims to add crucial findings.
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Viking 1
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Gerald Soffen
McElroy
Harold Masursky
U.S. Geological Survey
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