There doesn't seem to be any kind of structure visible in those navcams of Cape York, yet the orbital images show it to have small peaks and bumps. Weird.

I think the whole scenery is still dizzy. Maybe waiting for some rain to get a better view later..

Well, if you weren't sure what was Solander, this should clear it all up. Long baseline stereo from sols 2668 and 2671, in x-eyed and anaglyph format:

My friends are all shaking their heads at me but dang, I'm so excited about this! thanks for the image work, everybody

Mindblowing Fred ! Thanks for the crossed-eyes

Is that a cliff or crater rim showing just above the halfway point, on the right third of the image? Looks like a neat place to drive to some day

Using ant's latest excellent panorama, I've circled some jumbled rocks that have come into view. A question for the map-masters: are these rocks a part of Spirit Point? According to Google Mars, Spirit Point is somewhere in this direction.


Or maybe they belong to the circled rocks here:


In any case, it seems like we should be looking right down on it by now!

thanks again for all the fine images everyone.

How high is Cape York?

It doesn't look nearly as high as the HIRISE images suggest.

This?



That looks like a yummy exposure. Bit of a climb though, and dont they want to go down the sequence?

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Pancam anagyph of Sol 2671 :



We can see the deepness below the "horizon" toward Cape Tribulation.

Here is the Colourized version of the
Pancam L2 view on Sol 2671.

jan van driel

Was Tribulation visible from Victoria? (In case we climb up there, I want to know whether we'll see Victoria again )

We'll wait you'll be back and I hope you'll be able at least to "see" the final approach/arrival. I spent 8 days around La Meije last month with NO network available at all...

I've added a new version of Opportunity's journey to Endeavour Crater on Youtube covering sols 2553-2671
Too big to host here. Interesting to watch the scenery change.
Enjoy

That's Awesome Astro0. Watched it more then a few times. From what I can see. Cape York has surprised us all and is actually below the Craters Edge and is probably harder material that did not get blown out from the impact that took place. I just want to get to the edge of the crater and see what Cape York really is and it now looks like we are going to have to drive down into the crater to investigate it instead of climbing a hill? From what I can see the angle of the drop into Endurance is not much. Thanks to all the image experts here.