Live From Mars was active July 1996-December 1997.
Tires instead of tracks on rover
How long we will monitor rover
Expectations on the life span of rover
Why only one APXS analysis on each rock
Rover held in place during landing
APXS investigation under rocks
Looking for carbon in rocks with APXS
Maximum sojourner distance from lander
Ramp choice for rover deployment
Driving rover back onto Pathfinder
Rocket exhaust contaminating APXS results
Why use so little computing power in rover
Rover communicating directly with Earth
Using rover to dig in the soil
Visiting Viking landing site with rover
Rover communications out of range
Gust of wind flipping rover onto its back
Martian dust obscuring rover solar cells
Why not use a radioisotope as a power source
Why not use rechargeable batteries
Possible rover operations after its battery is depleted
Rover design changes for use on the moon
Sojourner too slow in measurements
Material for and size of rover wheels
Problems with rover getting out of Pathfinder
How does the rover get back to Pathfinder
Factors and personnel involved in designing the rover
Rover's actions after mission is complete
Sojourner communications failure
Information relay from Earth to the rover
Design corrections for Sojourner
Rover's travel distance and its effect on communications
Fixing internal rover problems
Rover adapting to Martian climate
Command time delay from Earth to the rover
Effects of dust storms on rover electronics
Remotely analyzing soil and rock samples
Why study one spot on Mars instead of many
