Phoenix Mars Lander 2007  Burgundy Lanyards with Tan Color Logos

 Phoenix Mars Lander 2007 Lanyards come with Burgundy Lanyard Straps Printed with Tan Color Logos. Lanyard straps are burgundy color heavy duty models. Total lanyard straps length: 36", with silk screen imprinted custom tan color (Pantone PMS# 727) logo. Lanyard hardware attachments: plastic quick release buckles (detachable side release buckles) and metal swivel hooks (j-hooks).
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About Phoenix Mars Lander 2007 Web information

"Briefly, our mission is to land in the northern polar region of Mars (about 70° N latitude) in May 2008 and to expose the upper few feet of surface material using a robotic arm to find the ice that was discovered by the Odyssey mission in 2002. The history of this ice and its interaction with the martian atmosphere will be studied throughout the 3-month primary mission. This ice-rich soil may be one of the few habitable environments on Mars where a biological system can survive.

Our mission is visually represented by the fire and water themes in our logo, designed by Isabelle Tremblay in Canada. Our Canadian partners are providing a capable weather station that provides daily pressure and temperature measurements as well as a sophisticated laser system to scan the lower layer of the atmosphere to determine its turbulence and cloudiness. Samples collected from selected depths from the surface to the putative ice layer are treated in several ways. Some are placed into tiny ovens and cooked to drive off vapors; most sedimentary minerals decompose at high temperature. These vapors are tested in a mass spectrometer to find their composition. Organic material will present an easily identified signature. Another test adds water (brought from Earth) to a special beaker prepared with a small sample of soil. The mixture is stirred and the chemistry of the water is determined. Saltiness, acidity, and oxidants can quickly be determined giving us a good description of the environmental conditions to be found when the ice melts. The final test is to examine samples with a high power microscope to understand the shapes of the grains. An atomic force microscope provided by our Swiss colleagues gives the ultimate resolution of the tiniest grains."

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