Stu, I would make the sky bluer around the sun. It is, after all, a Martian sunset.

I noticed that the sundial shadows are most distinct in the L6 image when the base image was taken - which means the direct light was bluer than the indirect light.

colorized Spirit sol 1244 ( July 4, 2007 ) L0 1x2:



Just a guess.

Ah, indeed:



The right frame is 98 seconds after the left -- which seems to be clearer -- but still dusty.

SO, a dust devil was moving right to left?

sol 1204 - 1244 L2 comparison of Husband Hill:

sol 962 colorized MI panorama:




Perhaps looking for changes to this very interesting rock after 8+ months?

The brightness changes are 4x the base frame.

sol 1144-1149 L247:



Maybe Oppy should stick around here for a while.

And here is the L234567 color version of my animation CosmicRocker's friend sent him.

17 frame 1/2 size sol 1149 dust devil animation here.

It looks like it came very close to Spirit. Notice the traveling "shadow"(?) and the darkening at the end.

The differences were stretched 32X

3D location of several recent MI images with Flickr image note links to the colorized pans
and links to 3D colorized pairs from the panoramas:



Maybe I should start hyperlinking everything.

Sol 1103 dust devil:



There is a Flickr image note link to a contrast enhanced 3D view.

Spirit sol 1099 (!!!) MI pan of old dribbled salt track:



with links to 3D pairs and location image.

Too bad it's kind'a out-of-focus...

Not sure where to post this Oppy sol 1065 sunset...



Lots of color compression artifacts plus a few missing data fixups.


Montage of the images here:

This is three of the 9 L4/R1 pairs shot just before sunrise on sol 1063.

I tried a number of processing tricks, but didn't see a hint of McNaught. Looks like the 12 bit data will be required -- if in fact the 2665 observation was an attempt to image the comet.

Post #183 has been updated with all the colorized 3D pairs -- and a colorized 3D panorama and a 3D color pancam context image.

Videira and Chapeco links added to Polar Map

The cobalt-57 in the Mossbauer has a half-life of 270.9 days, so after 3 (Earth) years it takes almost 16 times longer to get the same result as sol 1!

The Curium-244 in the APXS has a half-life of about 18 years, so it only takes about 12% longer than sol 1.

[quote name='Tesheiner' date='Jan 9 2007, 08:58 AM' post='79819']
They were expected to be imaged on sol 1048 but there are no data downlinked for that sol. Might be on the queue or perhaps aborted.

Mafra and Peixe 3D links now added to the Map.

Er, does anyone find it interesting that target Peixe is named after a river?

Thanks Tesheiner.


Here is the linked images from the map.

Tesheiner, with your permission, I would like to use this map as a base to link to the 3D color images.

colorized panorama of target Montalva RAT brush:



There are image note links to colorized 3D -- and a comments link to a before / after animation.

je suis "liddle bewdy"?

Qu'est-ce que tu veux dire?

3D of cobble with links to MI pan, 3D MI and context hazcam and pancam images:



No blueberries. Not from around here.

Er, the sol 1060 sequence is a super resolution sequence of this rock:



An earlier super resolution of the same rock was taken on sol 1002:




And the McMurdo pan image of sol 904:



There appears to be some interest in this rock. Why not just crawl over to it?

Yep. That's what happened. Preliminary map here.

er, where did you see the 1027 drive direction pancams?

The pancams posted on exploratorium Dec 14 were the drive direction pancams from sol 1021 ( Dec 8 ) . I think they were sent after the 1027 drive because they were assigned a high priority before the Odyssey "glitch".