NASA: No word from Phoenix Mars lander

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NASA says there's no word from the Phoenix lander that is presumed to be frozen near the Martian north pole.

NASA says there's no word from the Phoenix lander that is presumed to be frozen near the Martian north pole.

The space agency said Thursday the Mars Odyssey spacecraft passed over the Phoenix landing site 30 times during the last three days and did not hear anything.

Scientists have said it is highly unlikely that Phoenix survived the Martian winter. It landed on Mars in May 2008 and operated for five months.

NASA will listen for Phoenix again next month.

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