Space 2004

[Bulldada]

Mars Express: Arrives at Mars_________________________12/26/03
Beagle 2: Lands on Mars______________________________12/24/03
Mer A: Arrives at Mars________________________________01/03/04
Mer B: Arrives at Mars________________________________01/24/04
Deep Impact: Launches to a Comet______________________12/30/04
Rosetta: launches to a Comet___________________________02/26/04
Stardust: Arrives at Comet_____________________________01/02/04
Lunar A: Launches & arrives at Moon____________________08/01/04
Smart-1: On the way to Moon__________________________----------
Cassini: Arrives at Saturn______________________________07/12/04
Huygens: Lands on Titan______________________________01/14/05
Genesis: Returns to Earth______________________________09/08/04
Messenger: Launches to Mercury________________________05/11/04
Swift: Launches to study gamma ray bursts________________05/??/04
Spitzer: Starts taking infrared pictures_____________________12/18/03
Astro-F Launches to take Infrared pictures_________________02/??/04
Gravity Probe B: Launches to study gravity______________2nd ¼ of 04’
Double Star: Launches to study magnetosphere____12/28/03 & 06/??/04
STS-114: Shuttle Return to Flight________________________11/18/04
Soyuz TMA-4: Expedition 9_____________________________05/12/04
Soyuz TMA-5: Expedition 10, With Tourist__________________12/02/04
ISS: Leonardo MPLM___________________________________STS-114
Shenzhou VI: 2nd manned flight__________________________ Late 04’
Falcon: First Launch___________________________________03/??/04
DeltaIV-H: First Launch________________________________07/04/12
X-Prize: Will be won___________________________________??/??/??
Trailblazer: Commercial launch to the moon________________Early 04'
Cosmos-1: Privately Launched Solar Sail___________________Early 04'

I better get started on that X-Prize project I've been meaning to do.

[Synthax]

That's some good info there, B. It'll be interesting to see how those two probes that are scheduled to land on Mars in January do...I'm a little bit wierded out by all of the probes that mysteriously disappear as they're approaching Mars.

[Aeristotle]

Synthax said:

That's some good info there, B. It'll be interesting to see how those two probes that are scheduled to land on Mars in January do...I'm a little bit wierded out by all of the probes that mysteriously disappear as they're approaching Mars.

me too...im glad im not the only one
www.ncbuy.com/news/2003-12-31/1008589.html