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[AJ]

www.beagle2.com/landing/timeline.htm

This will be Jodrell Bank's last opportunity for some time to listen for
a signal from Beagle 2. The longer day on Mars means that the planet has
rotated so that the Beagle 2 landing site on Isidis Planitia is no
longer above the horizon at the observatory when the spacecraft should
be transmitting its pulsing "Morse Code" call.

The Stanford University radio telescope in California also attempted to
search for Beagle's signal on the night of 27-28th December, but no data
were received.
Earlier on the evening of 28th December, no signal from Beagle 2 was
received by the Mars Odyssey orbiter during its pass over the landing
site. The next communication opportunity with Mars Odyssey will take
place at 07.41 GMT this morning.