Water on Mars

WAX2000062202 - 22 JUNE 2000 - WASHINGTON, DC, USA: Dr. Mike Manlin speaks during a press conference, June 22, discussing findings that suggest there may be water on Mars. Manlin Space Science Sytems and Dr. Manlin were the principal investigators of the Mars Observer Camera. At left is Dr. Edward Weiler NASA's Associate Administrator for Space Science. jr/mt/Michael Temchine UPI

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