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Planet Mars

This film traces man's evolving, sometimes imaginative theories of Mars from its discovery in 1669 to the historical Viking landing (1976) on its surface. Through high-resolution photographs and animation, you'll discover a planet whose mountains, plains and canyons dwarf anything found here on Earth. The program explains the new discoveries and new mysteries relating to the most Earth-like planet in the solar system.

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  • "Mars: the red planet"@en
  • "Mars & Mercury"@en
  • "Mercury, the exploration of a planet"@en
  • "Planet Mars plus Mercury"@en
  • "Mercury, exploration of a planet"@en

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  • "This film traces man's evolving, sometimes imaginative theories of Mars from its discovery in 1669 to the historical Viking landing (1976) on its surface. Through high-resolution photographs and animation, you'll discover a planet whose mountains, plains and canyons dwarf anything found here on Earth. The program explains the new discoveries and new mysteries relating to the most Earth-like planet in the solar system."@en
  • "Contains the original NASA film discussing what has been learned about the planet Mars from Earth-based telescopes, observations from the fly-by Mariner spacecraft, and through the recent Viking landing and orbiter experiments. Also explains the discoveries and new mysteries relating to the planet most like Earth in our solar system."@en
  • "The first landing on Mars in 1976, and analysis of geological features as revealed in the photographs sent back from space are the main topics of this film."@en
  • "Two young space explorers learn about Mars and space travel."@en
  • "[1] The planet Mars as learned from Earth-based telescopes, the Mariner fly-by spacecraft, Viking landing, and orbiter experiments. [2] The flight of Mariner X to Mercury and Venus, with photography and animation."@en
  • "First, trace man's evolving, sometimes imaginative theories of Mars from its discovery in 1669 to the historic Viking Robot landing on its surface. Second, reveal our solar system's smallest planet."@en
  • "Discusses what has been learned about the planet Mars from Earth-based telescopes, observations from the fly-by mariner spacecraft, through the recent Viking landing and orbiter experiments. Also explains the discoveries and new mysteries relating to the most Earthlike planet in our solar system."@en
  • "Discusses what has been learned about the planet Mars from Earth-based telescopes, observations from the fly-by Mariner spacecraft, through the recent Viking landing and orbiter experiments. Also explains the discoveries and new mysteries relating to the planet most like Earth in our solar system."@en
  • "A documentary program about Mars, the fourth planet, based on information from the Viking and Mariner missions and photography supplied by the Jet Propulsion Laboratory and NASA."
  • "Describes our historical views of the planet Mars, and the various probes that have given us our current information about the planet."@en
  • "Close up views of Mars taken from the Mariner voyages."
  • "A study of the planet in our solar system most like earth. Describes the Mariner fly-by and Viking landing to unlock Mar's mysteries."@en

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  • "Photographs"
  • "History"@en

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  • "Planet Mars"@en
  • "Planet Mars"
  • "The planet Mars"
  • "Planet Mars ; Mercury, the exploration of a planet"@en

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