火星之旅
http://media.washtimes.com/media/community/image/2012/08/04/mars_curiosity_2_r640x453.jpg?c9f6f7c2167372918b42622c875fdab25859e137人类对火星的好奇通过好奇号得到了一定程度的满足，有朝一日，你我是否真能踏上火星，在导游的讲解下漫步这颗红色星球呢？
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Discovery
Dr Kevin Fong
NASA
Curiosity
P.S. 地球与火星首字母须大写
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http://t1.g.hjfile.cn/listen/201304/201304270453585121572.mp3You're listening to Discovery from the BBC. I'm Dr Kevin Fong and over the next two weeks we are going to be taking a grand tour of the planet Mars.
"Constant velocity accordion: nominal. Altitude error: 5.9 metres. We've found a nice flat place. We're coming in ready for sky crane."
Last August, NASA landed a robotic explorer in a vast crater, close to the equator of Mars. Its first images were familiar: freeze-dried, brown, rocky desert. But a few weeks ago, that machine, Curiosity told us that aeons ago life might have been possible there. Water, the one scientists described as good enough to drink, poured or ran across the landscape. By studying the terrains of Mars and the rocks from which they are built, we hope to solve the great biological question of Mars. But this programme is not about the search for life on Mars. Instead, it's a guided tour of the myriad landscapes upon which it would depend - terrains of alien beauty and endless fascination, and some like nothing on Earth.您现在正在收听BBC的Discovery栏目。我是凯文·冯博士，在随后两周中，我们将来一次盛大的火星之旅。
“折叠恒定速度：正常。高度误差：5.9米。我们找到了一处理想的平坦位置。我们现在准备启动空中吊车。”
去年八月，美国国家航空航天局的一台机器人探索器在靠近火星赤道的一个开阔陨石坑中着陆了。它最初得到的图像就是人们所熟知的火星：冰冻干燥、棕色、布满岩石的沙漠。但几周后，那台名为好奇号的探索器告诉我们，亿万年前那里或许曾有过生命。被科学家们誉为质量好得可供饮用的水，一度曾在这个星球表面四处流淌。我们希望能通过研究火星的地形和构成星球的岩石找到关于火星的生物学大谜题。不过这个节目可不是关于如何在火星上搜寻生命的。这是一次有向导的旅行，我们将游览火星上各式各样的地貌，假如的确曾有生命，那这就是它们赖以生存的家园——充满另类之美与无尽魅力的疆土，其中不乏与地球迥异之处。
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