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Sep 28 2006, 02:14 AM
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APL-Built Mineral-Mapping Imager Begins Mission at Mars
JHU/APL For Immediate Release September 27, 2006 See also A.J.S. Rayl's story at TPS. EDIT: I changed the topic title because, as I understand it from the press release, the cover was opened, not jettisoned. This post has been edited by AlexBlackwell: Sep 28 2006, 04:48 PM |
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Jun 12 2007, 11:39 AM
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The CRISM website (crism.jhuapl.edu) has a cool new feature called CRISM View that allows anyone to see where CRISM is over Mars in real time and what observations it is going to make next. Some of its features:
MRO Mars Ground Track, showing current postion over Mars CRISM Information Table, showing current instrument settings Next Scheduled CRISM Observations, a table covering the next few days Current CRISM View and more CRISM View is updated every Sunday at midnight (probably Eastern time) To run this, you have to install Java 2 Runtime Environment 1.5 (14.2 MB) and Java 3D 1.4 (2.76MB). This is for PC/Windows. These are available at the CRISM website. |
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