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Weekend ����� �� ����� �� ���� ���� Spacecraft Confirms Ice in North Pole of the Red Planet JOHN MCDONNELL/TWP Green and Monk Enter the Hall of Fame Saturday M V Three stylistas search D.C. for outfits under $75 | LLIPOSUCTIONIPOSUCTION Unwanted Fat Removed Permanently Before After FREE Diet Management • FREE B12 Shots 202.452.1332 24th and I St., Foggy Bottom Metro 703.533.1025 Tyson’s Corner 301.738.6766 SUMMER Bethesda SPECIAL 410.730.7226 Columbia/Baltimore ENDS 703.465.0666 Alexandria SOON! www.vitasurgical.com A PUBLICATION OF | PLAN YOUR NIGHT AT WWW.EXPRESSNIGHTOUT.COM | A U G U S T 1 - 3 , 2 0 0 8 | Weekend Spacecraft confirms ice in north pole of the red planet JOHN MCDONNELL/TWP Green and Monk enter the Hall of Fame Saturday. The Phoenix spacecraft has Redskins’ Monk, tasted Martian water for the first time, sci- entists reported Thursday. Green set for enshrinement | By melting icy soil in one of its lab instru- ments, the robot confirmed the presence of frozen water lurking below the Martian Exxon sets record permafrost. Until now, with $11.7B quarterly profit | evidence of ice in Mars’ north pole region has been largely circum- Researchers stantial. proved the soil had In 2002, the orbiting ice because it melt- Manny heads to Odyssey spacecraft spied ed at 32 degrees and Dodgers as part what looked like a reser- released water mol- voir of buried ice. After ecules. Plans called of big trade | Phoenix arrived, it found for baking the soil what looked like ice in at higher tempera- a hard patch under- tures next week to neath its landing site seek carbon-based and changes in a trench compounds. indicated some ice had turned to gas when exposed to the sun. Brendan Fraser Scientists popped open champagne when they received confirmation Wednesday that takes on a mum- the soil contained ice. “We’ve now final- my once more, ly touched it and tasted it,” said William this time in Chi- ALTAFFER/AP MARY Boynton of the University of Arizona. Phoenix landed on Mars on May 25 on a na. Plus, Alice three-month hunt to determine if it could sup- Cooper spins a port life. It is conducting experiments to learn fearful web on Sen. John McCain, R-Ariz., speaks during a town hall-style meeting in Racine, whether the ice ever melted in the red planet’s Wis., on Thursday. The Republican presidential candidate’s camp accused Sen. Barack Obama, history, possibly leading to a more hospitable his latest album. D-Ill., of trying to use the “race card” to his advantage, injecting the volatile subject matter into environment. 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