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Some Statistics for Spirit & Oppy, As the journey continues on Mars
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post Jul 29 2010, 02:02 PM
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I love that jump in Oppy's power! There's nothing like seeing it in graphical form. Thanks Dilo.
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post Aug 12 2010, 08:57 AM
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We'll have confirmation in next week update but we already can say that total odometry Spirit + Oppy reached 30km last night. smile.gif and still wheel.gif


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post Aug 29 2010, 06:36 PM
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Hello again!

Usually we are looking for the cool new maps of Tesheiner to follow the journey of the rovers.
But the journey is also a journey through the time. Attached you find the journey through the times since 2003. I made also made a version for the german Wikipedia. Maybe someone find it interesting when we reached which scientific target. If you see some errors in it, please inform me about it.

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post Aug 29 2010, 06:45 PM
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Neat! One suggestion & a question:

1. "Last message from Spirit" might be better phrased as "Communications hiatus". I'm sure that we haven't heard the last from her yet. wink.gif

2. Are the winter periods true calendar-derived Martian winters, or just the periods of reduced MER activity due to the season? They seem kind of short to me on the graphic.

Anyhow, very cool- thanks!


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post Aug 29 2010, 07:45 PM
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Hi Nprev!

1. I changed the "Last message from Spirit". We just hope the best.

2. I just took the winter solstice and marked a 3 (earth) month interval. More in the way that that was a time of reduced activity. But the activity is also much influenced through the dust on the solar panels. So I just changed that in the new time line. Interesting: Spirit and Opportunity just landed at the end of summer on mars. I didn't realized that yet.


2. Are the winter periods true calendar-derived Martian winters, or just the periods of reduced MER activity due to the season? They seem kind of short to me on the graphic.

I also changed the date of depature from Victoria to the 17th October (Sol 1683)


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post Aug 29 2010, 08:39 PM
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This is a really cool way of looking at the mission timeline, MoreInput.


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post Aug 30 2010, 09:58 AM
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QUOTE (MoreInput @ Aug 29 2010, 08:45 PM) *
Interesting: Spirit and Opportunity just landed at the end of summer on mars. I didn't realized that yet.


It might have been late summer, but it still left plenty of time for the 90-sol missions to run. laugh.gif

I have a great love of different ways of seeing data, and have to thank you for this method.

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post Aug 30 2010, 07:06 PM
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I like it very much too. Thanks
It's seams incredible to "see" how short the primary mission was.


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post Aug 30 2010, 08:10 PM
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I'd suggest "Launch" instead of "Start." It's obvious in context, but when I first looked at the timeline I had a brief moment of confusion.
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post Aug 30 2010, 08:44 PM
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LOVE that, great for a quick-look reminder of major mission milestones.


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post Aug 31 2010, 10:01 AM
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Assuming Oppy started the traverse from Victoria to Endeavour at an odometry of 12678m (which I believe is right), she is now short of only 30m for having roved 10 kms since she left. wheel.gif


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post Sep 6 2010, 12:13 PM
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post Sep 6 2010, 01:13 PM
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Thanks Dilo.

Anyone else spend a few seconds on the upper-right graph, psychically urging Spirit's power levels to chase Opportunity's glorious upwards track? rolleyes.gif

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post Sep 6 2010, 01:35 PM
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Yeah, it's like a game of cat and tau's! rolleyes.gif
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