Variable features on Mars: Preliminary mariner 9 television results
Authors:
- Carl SaganCSCarl Sagan
- Joseph VeverkaJVJoseph Veverka
- Paul FoxPFPaul Fox
- Russell DubischRDRussell Dubisch
- Joshua LederbergJLJoshua Lederberg
- Elliott LevinthalELElliott Levinthal
- Lynn QuamLQLynn Quam
- Robert TuckerRTRobert Tucker
- James B. PollackJPJames B. Pollack
- Bradford A. SmithBSBradford A. Smith
Abstract
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Funding Information
- Advanced Research Projects Agency (SD-183, NGR-05-020-508)
- Jet Propulsion Laboratory (SD-183, NGR-05-020-508)
- National Aeronautics and Space Administration (SD-183, NGR-05-020-508)
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