This is the part of the panorama that I'm gonna crop for that 8X10...

The only qualm I have with the mosaic is that a part of the robotic arm scoop can be seen next to the solar panel to its right (shown in that white bracket). I can Photoshop it out myself...but I'll just wait to see what other changes you make to the Pan in subsequent versions

Awesome work, guys! Can't wait to see the next version of the panorama, James

Thanks for the info, Emily! Here's hoping I finally get to use that 8X10 frame I bought from Aaron Brothers, pretty soon

Well... As long as you eventually get the colored version completed, James...before the end of next week. J/k

Good work on those greyscale images

Deadline extended to July 25.

http://lro.jhuapl.edu/NameToMoon/index.php

New Dawn journal up:

http://dawn.jpl.nasa.gov/mission/journal_6_26_08.asp

Awesome work, James! Can't wait to see what the final panorama will look like!

Go Phoenix! Waiting on the full-color panorama to be released...

I tried sending a friend's name today and the 'Submit' button won't work. Odd

It worked for me. Did you click on 'back' and try to re-submit?

Me too.

So by late November my name on LRO should hopefully be joining my name on Kaguya. I like...

New Dawn journal up:

http://dawn.jpl.nasa.gov/mission/journal_2_29_08.asp

The shuttle is faster, since with each orbit it gets closer to the ISS by 480 miles.

Do you have Adobe Photoshop? Create your own poster...

http://www.planetary.org/blog/article/00001266/

New Dawn Journal up... Planetary.org posted calibration photos taken by the spacecraft's Framing Camera

Are those available at retail stores? I wonder how much they'll sell for at Walmart

"Where is Dawn now?" page finally up:

http://dawn.jpl.nasa.gov/mission/live_shots.asp

A week late, but whatever:

http://dawn.jpl.nasa.gov/mission/journal_11_13_07.asp

Still no "Where is Dawn now?" page on the official website, eh?

NASA TV reported earlier today that the port-side radiators have been fully deployed.

Squinting your eyes and ignoring the white clouds, and you can imagine that THAT'S Mars that Harmony is floating above...

You mean port-side

The Zarya panels were retracted a few weeks before STS-120 launched. There was an article on it on Space.com

Still a nice composite...though you have Columbus and Kibo on the wrong sides of Harmony. Oh well

Nice work, Doug.

The White House released a photo today of President Bush greeting the shuttle crew in Texas: