Cape St Mary, aka the beacon |
Cape St Mary, aka the beacon |
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Beautiful! Our first really good look at the beacon outcrop. Thanks for the pan, Shaka.
MarkL - I and someone else (James?) measured the height above the crater floor at Duck Bay and got about 70 metres (jpl has given a similar figure). CSM/beacon is probably a couple metres higher than Duck Bay rim. But you're right - it's going to be a heck of a view! |
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