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Thanks as always for the maps. Do you use the same gradient colour scale on all your maps or does it vary? I know the information is there in the contours and distance scale, but is there any chance you could include a gradient scale?
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Sol 1068 map update. Perseverance made a detour to explore "Bunsen Peak" rock target. Per latest mission update Beehive Geyser area is 500m to the west of the present position, so I made a correction to the map. Ingenuity's final landing site also received new name. |
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Dear All,
As you may have noticed yesterday, there was a major update on both Curiosity and Perseverance NASA websites which share now the same visual architecture. ==>> However and maybe I'm wrong, but the "Where is Curiosity ?" and "Where is Perseverance ?" online maps have disappeared! ![]() Has anyone found them elsewhere ? ![]() Thank so much for your kind answers: those maps are really good and useful educational tools (and even for the Press). Vikingmars |
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Effectively !
![]() If access to its maps does not return, it will be a very big loss for rover tracking. -------------------- |
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Voila! https://science.nasa.gov/mission/mars-2020-...e/location-map/ https://science.nasa.gov/mission/msl-curiosity/location-map/ Thank you very much Explorer: I saw them coming back early morning and having them back is nice indeed! ==>> And many thanks also to the JPL contributors who feed on a daily basis these two great Mars rover sites, packed with useful info for the media ![]() |
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Hi Phil and everyone!
I use NASA maps and those of several contributors here in this discussion for the overall tracking of Perseverance's route. But for more detail I use Phil's maps (much appreciated), and I cannot find Phil's map which covers the rover's journey between Sols 285 and 342. On the NASA map the rover would have crossed the 200 meter mark on the same Sol at Sol 341 (240.81 meters) and the 300 meter mark on Sol 351 with 314.13 meters THANKS, -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Salut Phil et a tous ! J'utilise les cartes de la NASA et celles de plusieurs contributeurs ici dans cette discussion pour le suivit globale de la route de Perseverance. Mais pour plus de détail j'utilise les cartes de Phil (très apprécié), et je n'arrive pas à trouver la carte de Phil qui couvre le trajet du rover entre les Sols 285 et 342. Sur la carte de la NASA le rover aurait franchis le cap des 200 mètres sur un même Sol au Sol 341 (240.81 mètres) et le cap des 300 mètres au Sol 351 avec 314,13 mètres Merci, -------------------- |
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-------------------- ... because the Solar System ain't gonna map itself.
Also to be found posting similar content on https://mastodon.social/@PhilStooke Maps for download (free PD: https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/comm...Cartography.pdf NOTE: everything created by me which I post on UMSF is considered to be in the public domain (NOT CC, public domain) |
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Thank you very much Phil for this map which will be very useful to me indeed. The roads are very clear and well demarcated (Thank you!). I am also looking for the following map whose path is located between Sols 335 and 352 to disentangle the distances which are poorly defined on the NASA rover tracking maps (Sols 340-341). And did the rover really travel 314.13 meters on Sol 351?
https://science.nasa.gov/mission/mars-2020-...e/location-map/ ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Merci beaucoup Phil pour cette carte qui va me être très utile effectivement. Les route sont très claire et bien départagée (Merci !). Je cherche également la carte suivante dont le trajet est situé entre les Sols 335 et 352 pour démêler les distances qui sont mal défini sur les cartes du suivit du rover de la Nasa (les Sols 340-341). Et le rover a-t-il vraiment parcourus 314,13 mètre au Sol 351 ? https://science.nasa.gov/mission/mars-2020-...e/location-map/ -------------------- |
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I finally realized my mistake. These are different long-term stops for geological target studies carried out during the same daily rolling session (movement on the same ground). A major difference between Curiosity and Perseverance. I don't remember if Curiosity did that during its mission?
With Perseverance, things are going big! ![]() ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- J'ai finalement compris mon erreur. Il s'agit de différents arrêts de longue durée pour étude de cible géologique effectués lors d'une même séance de roulement quotidien (déplacement sur un même Sol). Une différence majeur entre Curiosity et Perseverance. Je me souvient pas si Curiosity avait fait ça durant sa mission ? Avec Perseverance, ça roule en grand ! ![]() -------------------- |
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