Google has maps (well, sort of) of the red planet Mars. Take a peek.
Tuesday, March 14, 2006
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1 comment:
Well, we sure have come a looooooong way from a simple way to find a recipe, eh? Now we have recipes, books, blogs, gmail, satellite views, and...., and even Mars! Now THAT's progress! ;-) Getting a bit silly though; just a bit, no?
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