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European Space Agency MaRS (Mars Express Radio Science) uses radio waves to study both the surface and atmosphere. It measures local variations in gravity over the surface of Mars and provides pressure and temperature profiles of the atmosphere. The MaRS Principal Investigator is Dr. Martin Pätzold, University of Cologne, Germany. The primary source for MaRS data is the ESA Planetary Science Archive. Through a cooperative agreement between ESA and NASA, the PDS Geosciences Node is hosting a copy of the MaRS data archive. More information about MaRS is on the ESA web site. December 10, 2007. This site now has MaRS data acquired from 29 June 2003 to 31 December 2005.
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