Live From Mars was active July 1996-December 1997.
PLANET EXPLORER TOOLKIT
Planetary Data Input from:
Jan Wee, MYSTERY SITE #4
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I. SITE DESCRIPTORS
- Latitude/Longitude of data collection site
:
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- Time zone:
- Biome Description: forest
deciduous
This site is along a lake created by the last glacial
advance. The steep slopes surrounding the lake
are remnants of ancient mountains and the rock
type is a very hard quartzite. The lake is over 250'
deep.
II. WEATHER DATA
- TEMPERATURE in CElSIUS
Recording date: 4/19/97
- AIR TEMPERATURE (CELSIUS)
| 1st reading
time: 10:00 | 2nd reading
| 3rd reading
|
1 CM ABOVE GROUND: |
14 |
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1 METER ABOVE GROUND: |
15 |
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2 METERS ABOVE GROUND: |
15 | |
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High temperature for the day: 16 degrees celsius
Low temperature for the day:: 13 degrees celsius
- GROUND TEMPERATURE (celsius)
1 CM BELOW SURFACE: 11 degrees celsius
10 CM BELOW SURFACE: 9 degrees celsius
- WATER TEMPERATURE (celsius)
1 CM Below surface: 7 DEGREES CELSIUS
- WIND SPEED and DIRECTION
- BAROMETRIC PRESSURE
- RELATIVE HUMIDITY
Relative humidity: 55 percent
III. SAMPLE RETURN ANALYSIS
- SOIL
10 percent Clay
60 percent Sand
30 percent Silt
- WATER ANALYSIS - (50ml sample)
pH Value: 8
Hardness: n/a grains per gallon
Iron:
Colloidal (bacterial iron): n/a parts per million
Red Water Iron: n/a parts per million
Clear Water Iron: n/a parts per million
- FLORA/FAUNA ANALYSIS
- Three most common trees:
Jack Pine
Red Oak
Black Oak
- Three most common plants:
Lady Fern
Milkweed
Dandelion
- Three most common birds:
Mallard
Great BlueHeron
Blue Jay
- Other common animals:
White-tail deer
Racoon
Red Fox
- ROCK ANALYSIS
Site collection took place in the following areas:
glacially transported
exposed bedrock area
shoreline