He claims that new images from the Mars Global Surveyor satellite may show the location of the missing Beagle 2 space probe.
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Those of you who read Professor Peter Stewart's article in the March 2005 edition of Dowsing Today ("The BSD goes to Mars") may recall that the experiment which involved 37 dowsers who individually map-dowsed the location of Beagle 2, resulted in a cluster of results in the vicinity of the intended landing site.
So it'll come as no surprise when I tell you that the location that was identified by Prof. Pillinger is also quite close to the intended landing site.Peter Stewart wrote:A rough analysis does suggest some limited clustering in an area bounded by latitudes +10 North and -10 South and longitudes 240 to 310 degrees ... So there was some clustering in the expected touchdown area.
Nasa's Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter spacecraft may be able to confirm this identification some time in 2006.
Ian