Mars 3 (Various Topics Merged) |
Mars 3 (Various Topics Merged) |
Dec 29 2004, 10:36 PM
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Interplanetary Dumpster Diver Group: Admin Posts: 4404 Joined: 17-February 04 From: Powell, TN Member No.: 33 |
On my website sometime back, I added a page on the image fragment sent back by the Mars-3 Lander. I released serveral versions, including the best quality processing using othodox techniques I would use on other images plus colorization here:
http://pages.preferred.com/%7Etedstryk/fragmentc.jpg However, I released another image, which I called a "What if" image. This image can be seen here http://pages.preferred.com/%7Etedstryk/m3s5b.jpg It was produced via extreme processing of the original data to make a Mars-like scene, but I made it clear on my website it was only a speculative image. I strongly doubt if the raw data even shows Mars at all - it could be all noise. But since this mode of processing looked strangely Viking-like, I figured I would put it on the web. I was warned by several, who said that while fun, some kooks might take it seriously. My response was that I really don't care what kooks think. Then I noticed this web page: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mars_2 They used the overprocessed image. I feel like it is being presented as a true photograph. This is of concern. -------------------- |
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Jun 7 2008, 06:41 PM
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Yeah, that's why the failure of Mars 96 was really bad. Some of the instruments (HRSC, OMEGA) were reflown aboard Mars Express, others ... well, that's the real loss.
One of the instruments was developed (at least partially) in Bulgaria. It's RADIUS-M. It was supposed to study radiation and if I recall correctly, it's the last Bulgarian scientific instrument which flew aboard an interplanetary mission. I'm sure that another radiation instrument, developed by IKI-BAN will fly aboard Chandrayaan and I hear unofficial rumors that Bulgarian scientists are working with Russian scientists on Phobos-Grunt. Does that mean that they are going to fly once again another radiation dosimeter? I still don't know. Oh well, here is a link: http://www.bnr.bg/RadioBulgaria/Emission_E...erial/April.htm - it says a little, but briefly that a "gauging instrument" will land on Phobos. So, yes, they may refly RADIUS-M. |
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