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Astrobiology

Field Season On Devon Island Approaches

By Keith Cowing
NASA Watch
June 20, 2006

Greenhouse Webcam 2 Editor’s note: The Arthur Clarke Mars Greenhouse woke up several weeks ago. Located at the Mars Institute’s HMP Research Station on Devon Island, this greenhouse has several webcams located inside which are now sending back images on a more or less daily basis. Webcam 2 looks south at the growing trays. Webcam 3 looks north at the heating system. Note: ignore the date stamp on these webcam images – apparently both cameras lost track of time during the several months of darkness when they were inactive.

During fall 2005 there was some unusual activity in and around the greenhouse and the report listed below describes what is known to date. Another update to this report will follow soon.

2005 Preliminary Fall Report (PDF)
Arthur Clarke Mars Greenhouse Update, July 20, 2005
Arthur Clarke Mars Greenhouse (ACMG): Frequently Asked Questions

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