NASA says can't reach Mars lander, ends mission
LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - NASA scientists said on Monday that they could no longer communicate with the Phoenix Mars Lander and were calling an effective end to its five-month-plus mission on the Red Planet.</p><div class="feedflare">
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