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The original Arctic Mars homepage was providing regular updates about the research station, but they stopped around two weeks ago. They still have a lot of background material about the story.

From that point on, current news has been posted to the Mars Society Homepage.

Marc Boucher, CEO of SpaceRef is also the webmaster for the project, so SpaceRef has a tremendous amount of coverage of the project, as well as a live webcam.

In my opinion, though, MSNBC has had the absolutely best coverage, providing stories almost daily; unfortunately, they overwrite the older stories so there's no archive:
July 31 - Mars simulation begins in Arctic

And, of course, my own coverage at Universe Today:

• Arctic Mars Simulation Begins - August 1st
  
• Arctic Mars Habitat Gets a Roof - July 27th
  
• Arctic Mars Construction Begins - July 24th
  
• Mars Society Gives Green Light for Arctic Mars Station - July 20th
  
• Arctic Mars Base Damaged in Parachute Drop - July 11th

Fraser Cain

Here's a comprehensive list of Internet resources about this story:

The original Arctic Mars homepage was providing regular updates about the research station, but they stopped around two weeks ago. They still have a lot of background material about the story.

From that point on, current news has been posted to the Mars Society Homepage.

Marc Boucher, CEO of SpaceRef is also the webmaster for the project, so SpaceRef has a tremendous amount of coverage of the project, as well as a live webcam.

In my opinion, though, MSNBC has had the absolutely best coverage, providing stories almost daily; unfortunately, they overwrite the older stories so there's no archive:
July 31 - Mars simulation begins in Arctic

And, of course, my own coverage at Universe Today:

• Arctic Mars Simulation Begins - August 1st
  
• Arctic Mars Habitat Gets a Roof - July 27th
  
• Arctic Mars Construction Begins - July 24th
  
• Mars Society Gives Green Light for Arctic Mars Station - July 20th
  
• Arctic Mars Base Damaged in Parachute Drop - July 11th

Fraser Cain

Here are more Internet resources on this topic:

Check out NASA's webpage about the mission:
Pluto-Kuiper Express Homepage

The Planetary Society is organizing a campaign to make sure the mission doesn't get cancelled:
Planeta ry Society News Release

Here are other news sites covering the story:
CNN Space
MSNBC
SpaceViews

And, of course, my own coverage at Universe Today.

Fraser Cain

Here are links to this story around the Internet:

Hubble and Chandra imaged the comet in early July and saw a house sized chunk come off the comet:
NASA Press Release

A British telescope imaged the comet in late July as it completely vapourized:
Isaac Newton Group of Telescopes Press Release

Finally, here are links to the CNN article, and everywhere else on the Internet I could find:
Astronomy Now
CNN Space
Space Online

And, of course, my own coverage on Universe Today.

Fraser Cain

Here's a list of all space news sites talking about this story. Compare and contrast the coverage.

And, of course, my own at Universe Today