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djellison
Posted on: Sep 10 2010, 12:22 AM


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Nope. It's coded into invision as a link to the 'home' url of the forum.
  Forum: Forum News · Post Preview: #163965 · Replies: 199 · Views: 445799

djellison
Posted on: Sep 9 2010, 08:49 PM


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It can drive, but it can not be turned for steering. They have seen slightly elevated currents on it for years - they just need to keep an eye on it and not do anything that makes that situation worse.



  Forum: Opportunity · Post Preview: #163951 · Replies: 479 · Views: 241056

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Posted on: Sep 8 2010, 06:07 PM


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I was gutted when they didn't win the main prize, but I'm very very glad to see them get the recognition they deserve smile.gif

Love these words from the steering committee
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“The judges recognise that making data from space missions accessible to the public at the earliest opportunity is an action that NASA has shown to be a very effective way in engaging the public with their missions and something that Europe needs to adopt. The OSC sees your team work to use VMC to give a "Live" window on Mars as a much needed initiative. The OSC hopes that the mention in 2010 will encourage ESA and other space agencies to follow this example more widely and consider the use of raw images for outreach purposes from the planning stages of missions!
  Forum: Mars Express & Beagle 2 · Post Preview: #163907 · Replies: 274 · Views: 616996

djellison
Posted on: Sep 1 2010, 06:19 AM


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If you want to go slightly more hardcore - you can download IMG's and process them VERY easily with Bjorns little program. I say it many many times, but it's true - I'm not a code monkey. I can't do HTML or PHP or any of those acronyms of hell, but even I... a temperamental artist (and I'm not even a very good artists ) - can manage that smile.gif

It's VERY satisfying to go from unintelligible files, to a well stitched colour mosaic.
  Forum: Image Processing Techniques · Post Preview: #163673 · Replies: 24 · Views: 30363

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Posted on: Aug 31 2010, 11:52 PM


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It was awesome smile.gif
  Forum: Conferences and Broadcasts · Post Preview: #163660 · Replies: 9 · Views: 8433

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Posted on: Aug 31 2010, 12:41 AM


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  Forum: MSL · Post Preview: #163634 · Replies: 177 · Views: 205349

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Posted on: Aug 27 2010, 05:38 AM


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The awesome SpaceVidCast team will hopefully have them archived fairly soon for playback smile.gif
  Forum: Conferences and Broadcasts · Post Preview: #163557 · Replies: 9 · Views: 8433

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Posted on: Aug 27 2010, 04:29 AM


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Bill - you're jumping to a false conclusion in saying the UHF relay is being problematic right now. There have always been dropouts, there will always be dropouts. I think you're seing multiple consecutive versions of the same image, and thinking it's a swathe of images with different drop outs.

here - http://marsrovers.jpl.nasa.gov/gallery/all...nity_m2340.html - for example - one could be forgiven that it was a sequence of 30 MI images, most with dropouts.

It's actually ( if you check the time stamp of the images ) many many iterated versions of only 4 actual images taken.
  Forum: Opportunity · Post Preview: #163553 · Replies: 394 · Views: 230727

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Posted on: Aug 27 2010, 03:46 AM


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Tomorrow - 11am EST (8am PST) - The Ignite session at #spaceupdc - I'm speaking. Twice. Tune in - http://www.spacevidcast.com/
  Forum: Conferences and Broadcasts · Post Preview: #163549 · Replies: 9 · Views: 8433

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Posted on: Aug 26 2010, 01:23 AM


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You need to add Stardust-NEXT in there, Akatsuki arrives this December and the Juno launch is before MSL's.
  Forum: Past and Future · Post Preview: #163493 · Replies: 6 · Views: 10729

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Posted on: Aug 24 2010, 08:32 PM


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I have a book of Hurley's Antarctic images, and found a copy to give to JB a couple of years ago.
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Posted on: Aug 23 2010, 08:41 PM


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http://spaceupdc.org/
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SpaceUP DC is an unconference being held in the DC area on Aug 27th and 28th (9am to 5pm) at George Washington University's Funger Hall Auditorium. Come and join us if you want to be part of the group of people who will shape our future in space! Register now!


I'll be there for both days - and I'm down for TWO ignite style talks so far smile.gif
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Posted on: Aug 21 2010, 12:11 AM


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Cambridge....pah...never lived there. UMSF's high altitude balloon payload did launch from there though.
  Forum: Opportunity · Post Preview: #163351 · Replies: 394 · Views: 230727

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Posted on: Aug 20 2010, 11:13 PM


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Rememebr the FOV of MARCI is HUGE. The edges you're looking really out left and right from the spacecraft so whilst it's nicely map projects, you're looking through a lot more atmosphere, and I don't think that's something you can easily calibrate out and is probably what's causing the problem.
  Forum: MRO 2005 · Post Preview: #163347 · Replies: 26 · Views: 60966

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Posted on: Aug 20 2010, 07:33 PM


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And again Bobby - that's a question you could easily answer yourself just looking at Eduardo's maps. There's nowhere that has that answer, someone will have to work it out, and you just volunteered smile.gif
  Forum: Opportunity · Post Preview: #163332 · Replies: 394 · Views: 230727

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Posted on: Aug 20 2010, 05:32 PM


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QUOTE (Lunik9 @ Aug 20 2010, 07:41 AM) *
What would the one-way signal delay time be at Pluto, which will always be 5 billion kilometers away?
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You could find out for yourself with some very simple maths. you could even find the exact distance to Pluto using http://space.jpl.nasa.gov on any date and time.

If it's 5,000,000,000km - and light is, roughly, 300,000km/sec. Thus about 16,700 seconds - or about 4.63 hrs.


  Forum: New Horizons · Post Preview: #163320 · Replies: 211 · Views: 277886

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Posted on: Aug 20 2010, 05:27 PM


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QUOTE (cotopaxi @ Aug 20 2010, 08:54 AM) *
2) While I don't know the image release plans after EPSC, all images (Steins and Lutetia) will be archived by PSA and PDS at some point.


Given that OSIRIS has not archived a single thing to the PSA since launch more than 6 years ago - I will not be holding my breath.

I just hope the engineers on the Rosetta team can start dispatching the 6.5 year of Navcam imagery into the PSA or elsewhere to give space enthusiasts of European origin something to be as proud of as we can be as proud of VMC on MEX.

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Posted on: Aug 18 2010, 08:20 PM


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I feel your pain - I tried the exact same process and gave up far earlier than you did.
  Forum: MRO 2005 · Post Preview: #163264 · Replies: 26 · Views: 60966

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Posted on: Aug 18 2010, 05:38 AM


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in 3 days time, we get the calibrated stuff up to Sol 2160 on the PDS.
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Posted on: Aug 17 2010, 03:08 AM


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Housekeeping, remote science, late uplink, early downlink, some, all, or none of those. Who knows.
  Forum: Opportunity · Post Preview: #163236 · Replies: 394 · Views: 230727

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Posted on: Aug 16 2010, 03:23 AM


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Congrats on another great event Stu - sounds like it went down a storm smile.gif
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Posted on: Aug 11 2010, 07:39 PM


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I love it so much, I broke the tradition of a life time and found an avatar smile.gif
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Posted on: Aug 11 2010, 03:12 PM


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And ET gets a guilt-free pass for attachment size, so I vote for the 400x200 as well smile.gif
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Posted on: Aug 10 2010, 01:30 AM


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I asked via Twitter and it was a 'We'll ask' . Sadly nothing from the lander instruments either.
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Posted on: Aug 9 2010, 05:34 AM


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We had a year exploring the north rim, and then a year going in and back out, and it's been roughly two years since we left - so there's your four years. (I know - doesn't seem like it, does it )

We've almost trebled to odometry since arriving. NICE result.
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