The delta deposits in Channel Islands appear to have a relatively shallow slope. If they do plan to go that way maybe they're thinking that the exposure would be good and easy to access.

Hm, I think you're right. Initially thought that hill was the local horizon.

The plume crash plume in the MSL photo is on/over the horizon. The apparent dust cloud in the Perseverance image appears closer than the horizon.

Or just dust from the landing itself.

On the JPL feed there is a map that has been in view a few times. If the green dot is the estimated landing site it looks pretty dead center of the landing ellipse.

What would be the best option fo a technical stream without any talking heads? Just straight video from mission control with comms would be ideal.

What are the long term plans for Rosetta's orbit? Will it remain at 30km as it gets closer to the sun?

Those are some nice concretions. I wonder if these are the main source of the hematite signature.

Beautifully done

New chemcam image of the crystals taken yesterday

Perhaps the pebbles were caught up in the small dunes we see and were left behind in the cracks as the dunes traveled?

My goodness that is beautiful.

Perhaps they are trying to be productive while it's decided which route to take?

I'm aware that the current explanation for features like this are cracks in the bedrock but some of them sure do look like rivulets.
I suppose wind keeps the loose sediment from completely filling in the cracks.

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And another here in the top right

More bubbles

Could those elongated features be flute casts?