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Contact:   Andrew Johnson 	For Immediate Release
Phone:  (206) 726-0220	Date:   April 101997

New Video Examines Scientific Controversy of Life on Mars.

"Mars Lives" New Video Release From Wehman Video


		Seattle, WA --  NASA's most recent lunar probe, Mars
Global Surveyor, is scheduled to reach Mars during July 1997.  The
excitement on what will be discovered next about this mysterious planet is
growing day by day.  "Mars Lives" is an entertaining new video program
from Wehman Video Distribution, Seattle, produced to help expand the
public's knowledge and understanding of Mars as well as to examine the
scientific controversy of possible past life on Mars.  
		Produced by Engram Digital Productions, CA., the video
contains dramatic live satellite footage from past Mars missions headed by
NASA, as well as three-dimensional animations and computer generated
simulations of incredible new scientific evidence and speculation
concerning the Martian planet.
		The program discusses successes and failures of the
various probes sent to explore Mars during the past 30 years.  These
probes include the NASA 1965 Mariner probes, 1975 Viking Orbiter and
Lander, the 1989 Russian Probes Phobos I & II, 1993 NASA Mars Observer,
and the current 1996 NASA Mars Global Surveyor, which is expected to reach
the Martian planet on July 4, 1997.  With detailed computer renditions and
actual satellite photos, viewers can see, based on scientific knowledge to
date, what the Martian surface may be like.  
		Plans for future Mars exploration are examined along with
current Mars research.  This research includes the search to explain
recent information and evidence gathered by NASA on meteorites reaching
Earth from Mars that show signs of possible bacteria-like fossils.  A
great emphasis is also focused on past space probes from Earth and their
explorations of the Martian surface.  

Viewers see samples of unusual surface formations on Mars discovered on
Viking I photos transmitted to earth causing much scientific speculation
as to their unexplainable origin.
		"Mars Lives" shows mathematical and structural comparisons
made between the pyramids in Egypt and the formations in the Cydonia
region on Mars named D&M Pyramid, The "Face", The "City" Complex and
"Tholus."  NASA's speculation that these are natural formations is
compared with other scientific theory that these formations were possibly
created by an ancient life form.  
		Both sides of this issue are working together to discover
explanations to the many puzzles of Mars.  "Mars Lives" opens the door for
the non-scientist to help understand these questions and to develop their
own speculations.  The answers to many of these questions are eagerly
anticipated with the next NASA probe reaching Mars in July 1997.  
		To order Mars Lives send check or money order for $19.95 +
$3.95 shipping and handling (WA residents add 8.6% sales tax) to Wehman
Video, 2366 Eastlake Ave. E. Suite 312, Seattle, WA 98102  or  to order by
phone call: 1-800-659-1553.
		Wehman Video Distribution is a Seattle-based company
specializing in the production and distribution of special interest
videos.  Wehman Video Distribution currently distributes over 400 video
programs by independent producers, internationally.

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Mars Lives
Suggested Retail Price:  $19.95   Catalog #0542
Running Time:  46 minutes
Release Date:  Immediately

For more information, contact:  Andrew Johnson
Wehman Video Distribution
Office Tel: (206) 726-0220   Fax: (206) 726-0273
Retail Orders: 1-800-659-1553

								
		
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