And a GIF animation:



Taken (irregularly) over 16 minutes.

James

Gloriously clear evening here in Devon - just got back after watching Venus emerge from behind the moon.



Taken less than an hour ago

Yup it's been on my todo list for a while now, however I won't be able to start work on this till next week.

Not quite as regular as 7x3 chunks, Doug. But should end up being another full 360 degree panorama I think.

That makes no sense.

"working normally" but also "not work on all the payloads at a given time"

"summer on the moon"

"temperature in the moon's atmosphere"

Never has such a short article confused me so much!

Plugging Spirit's landing day into the Exploratorium birthday tool gives 24/08/2009 as her third birthday on Mars.

This one?

http://www.unmannedspaceflight.com/index.p...st&p=111175

I think the answer is no, there aren't any more pancam images to fill in the nearfield/deck at this location - you'd have to resort to navcams for that.

James

Here your are briv1016, 78 (out of 86) images of the Bonestell panorama at 1/4 of the full resolution.



James

I was considering posting a scaled down preview.

You've just made up my mind I'll see what I can do.

James

Another Exo-planet image!

Beta Pictoris

Sol 1709 drive direction mosaic:



Sol 1711 'survey' mosaic:



Both images link to the same blog entry.

James

I don't know what that has to do with flash player problems

However I find Tman's filename decoder both accurate and very useful.

http://www.greuti.ch/oppy/html/filenames_ltst.htm

Which sol was that on? 1726?

Phew! I can breath again.

So great to see the new tau images.

The one chuckclark posted a couple of days ago no good?

http://www.unmannedspaceflight.com/index.p...st&p=130501

Wow! that is impressive - dtolman is right, the Hubble announcement is going to have a hard time beating this.

The image links don't work in the link Fran gave, try here instead

In fact I think that image deserves to be inline.


EDIT: It looks like the Keck press release and images has been taken down.

Red L2 for the left eye, blue R1 and synthetic green R1&R2 mix for the right eye.

Sorry to keep you waiting Doug. Here you go.



James

As I'm home alone tonight I suppose I could do that. Hold on...

Sol 1707 R21 drive direction mosaic.



Looks like were getting a 'hell of a view' on the left and look at the significant outcrop in the middle there.

James

Meanwhile twittering over at @marsroverdriver Scott is looking on the *possible* bright side:



I'll take survival at this point - don't want to get my hopes up too much.

FYI: There was another drive tosol (1707), about 80m due South.

Not sure if there is a problem with Exploratorium, but the stamps are up on the PDT - so no need to worry about our other rover.

EDIT: And as I said that they appeared

No it's not all down. Here is a small version my working copy:



There are 13 camera pointings still missing from this; they still have to be downlinked. One is partially down (7 out of 13 filters) so I make it 162 individual images to go (plus the odd data dropout in a few others). The one that is partially down would complete the top two rows.

James

89WHrs!!

http://jpl.nasa.gov/news/news.cfm?release=2008-206