A meteorite found on this object was the Heat Shield Rock, and this object's namesake Climate Orbiter was lost due to a failed translation of English units into metric units. The astronomer Giovanni Schiaparelli [skyah-pah-REL-lee] created a surface map of this object, which is home to an area of volcanic activity called the Tharsis Ridge. The satellites of this planet were discovered by Asaph Hall, and the color of this planet is due to the mineral hematite. In 2004, the rovers Spirit and Opportunity landed on this planet, which is home to the Solar System's tallest mountain, Olympus Mons. For 10 points, name this red planet whose two moons are Phobos and Deimos.
A meteorite found on this object was the Heat Shield Rock, and this object's namesake Climate Orbiter was lost due to a failed translation of English units into metric units. The astronomer Giovanni Schiaparelli [skyah-pah-REL-lee] created a surface map of this object, which is home to an area of volcanic activity called the Tharsis Ridge. The satellites of this planet were discovered by Asaph Hall, and the color of this planet is due to the mineral hematite. In 2004, the rovers Spirit and Opportunity landed on this planet, which is home to the Solar System's tallest mountain, Olympus Mons. For 10 points, name this red planet whose two moons are Phobos and Deimos.
A meteorite found on this object was the Heat Shield Rock, and this object's namesake Climate Orbiter was lost due to a failed translation of English units into metric units.
{Mars}