Re: Mars in 3-D

[Michael Farmer <farmerm@concentric.net>]

I also recieved my copy today. I had a great time admiring the photos and wishing
oh so bad for just one of the millions of visible chuncks of Mars!!! What a great
magazine! Oh by the way, there are no salty wet Monahans meteorites visible in the
article.
Mike Farmer
http://www.concentric.net/~farmerm

BOORX4@aol.com wrote:

> Hi list members,
>
> I just received my latest copy (Aug) of National Geographic and the feature
> article is on the Mars Pathfinder project.  They included three double pages
> and one quadruple page of the martian surface, all in 3-D.  Two sets of 3-D
> glasses are included in the issue.  The photographs are spectacular and one is
> tempted to reach out and touch the rocks and Sojourner.  The photo's seen over
> the internet are sad compaired to these pictures.  If you don't subscribe to
> National Geographic, then beg, borrow or steal a copy of this issue.
>
> Bob
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