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Mission: Opportunity
Launch Date: July 7, 2003
Launch Time: 11:17:37 p.m. or 11:59:54 p.m. EDT
Launch Vehicle: Delta II Heavy
Launch Pad: 17-B  

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Mission: SCISAT-I/ACE
Launch Date: August 12, 2003
Launch Time: 10:11 p.m. EDT
Launch Vehicle: Pegasus
Launch Site: Vandenberg Air Force Base

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On Aug. 27, 2003, Mars will be closer to the Earth than it’s been in over  60,000 years ! Many scientists believe this has a  effect on Earth due to the gravitation pull of Mars. I believe it is a combination of all these. The red planet Mars, Solar Activity, along with the effects of HARRP, and many other military projects. I have been observing an increase in earthquakes, hurricanes, storms ,  solar activity, global warming. Also noted is the magnetic declination   ( wandering poles, shift here , earth's core heating up, &  slowing down )  However whatever the case, get out your telescopes  for  spectacular  viewing of the red planet. If you don't have a scope, don't worry, click here for sky charts and times for best viewing. You really don't need a scope now to see mars.

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