Annotated Bibliography
Zurbin, Robert, The Chase for Mars, 1996, New York, The Free Press.
This was a good source because it told ideas about possible faster means of traveling to Mars and some of the ways that probes work.
Moore, Patrick, Guide to Mars, 1978, New York, W. W. Norton and Company.
This primary source told me about the ways that astronomers used to study Mars.
Whipple, Fred L., Orbiting the Sun: planets and Satellites of the Solar System, London, England. Harvard University Press.
This told me about the composition of Mars and its moons. The book also told about the recent probes to Mars.
Alan, Boyle, Orbiter Uncovers Hidden Mars, 2-11-00. This can be found at http://www.msnbc.com/news/37982.asp.
This article tells about the river like paths that were found by the MGS.
Richardson, Robert S, and Bonestell, Chesley, Mars, New York, Hardcourt, Brace, and World.
This book was on nothing but Mars and I drew large amounts of information from this primary source.
Goldsmith, Donald, Hunt for Life On Mars, 1997, New York, New York, Penguin Group.
This book recounted what happened when a Mars rock was found in Antarctica. It told about the renewed interest in Mars that formed when the imprints of erosion formed life like fossils.
Mars exploration: The sounds of silence Astronomy Milwaukee Mar 2000 Authors: Robert Naeye Volume: 28 Issue: 3 Pagination: 24-26
This magazine article told about the furthering lack in interest in space and space exploration.
Mars: Humanity's next-giant step The Futurist Washington Mar 1999 Authors: The Mars Society Volume: 33 Issue: 3 Pagination: 60
This primary source told about future plans to visit the Red Planet.
To Mars by way of its moons Scientific American New York Mar 2000 Authors: S Fred Singer Volume: 282 Issue: 3 Pagination: 56-57
This told about a possible base one of Marss moons.
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