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rose from teh ashes
0 The failure of that mission, as well as another spacecraft called the Mars Climate Orbiter the same year, led to NASA to put future missions on hold and rethink the "better, faster, cheaper" approach. Mars Surveyor went to the warehouse. 05 0 00 01 a 01 b 01 font 00 Watch the challenges the mission faced » 02 font 02 b 02 a 02 br
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00 But all was not lost. In 2003, Smith proposed a plan to re-engineer the Mars Surveyor and fly it on a mission to look for signatures of life in the ice and dirt of Mars far North. Mars Phoenix, literally and figuratively, 01 b 00 rose from the ashes of Surveyor 02 b 00 . 02 br
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00 Does rose from the ashes mean "resurrect" figuratively? 02 br
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00 But all was not lost. In 2003, Smith proposed a plan to re-engineer the Mars Surveyor and fly it on a mission to look for signatures of life in the ice and dirt of Mars far North. Mars Phoenix, literally and figuratively, 01 b 00 rose from the ashes of Surveyor 02 b 00 . 02 br
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00 Does rose from the ashes mean "resurrect" figuratively? 02 br
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00 Thanks! 030src http://i.cdn.turner.com/cnn/.element/img/2.0/mosaic/tabs/video.gifw 16h 14
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0 Yes, sort of. In this context you would find it useful to google 'pheonix' - a mythological bird - as the name is deliberate and relates to the situation. 0-
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