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| | JPL News -- Mars Rover Opportunity Mission Status |
 | | Before the thruster firings, Opportunity was headed for a landing about 384 kilometers (239 miles) west and south of the intended landing site, said JPL's Christopher Potts, deputy navigation team chief for the Mars Exploration Rover Project. |
 | | Opportunity's schedule still includes two more possible trajectory correction maneuvers, on Jan. 22 and Jan. 24, but the maneuvers will only be commanded if needed. |
 | | Sunday, PST, Opportunity will have traveled 444 million kilometers (276 million miles) since its July 7 launch, and will have 12.5 million kilometers (7.8 million miles) left to go. |
| www.jpl.nasa.gov /releases/2004/23.cfm (315 words) |
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