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At a Dec. 4 press briefing, NASA said the preliminary data from Mars Global Surveyor showed the Lander landed on a gentle slope about 5 km west of the ideal target site. NASA engineers haven't heard from it since it started its descent for landing on December 3. The missing space probe came on the heels of the loss of its sister ship, Mars Climate Orbiter, three months prior. Citing an unidentified source, the paper reported that members of the Lockheed Martin team who operated the spacecraft believe it landed in a canyon about 1.3 kilometres deep. The coordinates, as displayed on topographical maps of the area, seem to indicate a spot that is at the edge of a cliff.