Matijevic Hill detailed survey, Sol 3153 - 3290 |
Matijevic Hill detailed survey, Sol 3153 - 3290 |
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Some movement on sol 3153 to Copper Cliff:
Also visible in the Matijevic Pan. Finished watching the two videos posted above - very interesting stuff - Thanks stewjack for posting the links! |
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I think you may be right, Phil. Fig 3 is an average over all the pixels in the red area. It would seem surprizing that there'd be enough S/N in each individual pixel to define the red area that precisely based on the CRISM data.
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