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Atop/Around the Greenheugh Pediment, Site 79-, sol 2695-3199, 3 Mar 2020-6 Aug 2021
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post Nov 14 2020, 10:36 AM
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QUOTE (Phil Stooke @ Nov 13 2020, 10:37 PM) *
This is Jan's latest panorama in circular form. Next week we will probably move around the north end of this small scarp and up to the next level.

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Do you have a wider view of this area to know how fare we are from the Greenheugh pediment?


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post Nov 14 2020, 12:42 PM
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QUOTE (neo56 @ Nov 14 2020, 06:36 PM) *
Do you have a wider view of this area to know how fare we are from the Greenheugh pediment?


JPL have just made their 'Where is the rover?' page interactive, you can now zoom in and a few other new features that I am yet to explore link There is a scale bar at all zoom levels. The distance to the Greenheugh Pediment varies on direction. The notional path shows the rover heading ~southeast skirting along the edge of the large sand sheet in front of the pediment towards and heading toward the sulfate unit and only then back on top of the pediment.
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post Nov 14 2020, 01:29 PM
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A couple of de-bayered L-Mastcam mosaics from 2940

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Thanks again to fredk's de-bayered images. Looking at the thumbs, there is a nice set of R-MastCams in the pipeline smile.gif
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post Nov 16 2020, 07:51 PM
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The Navcam L view on Sol 2943.

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post Nov 17 2020, 01:31 AM
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Excellent panorama, Jan. Here is a circular version - you can see the staircase we are climbing from here.

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post Nov 18 2020, 09:13 AM
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Sol 2945 - 10 frame RMI mosaic looking southeast (~140 degrees) looking up the 'staircase'?
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post Nov 20 2020, 12:23 AM
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The Red Brick Road, south-west view at sol 2943. (rapid anaglyph montage laugh.gif )

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post Nov 20 2020, 05:45 AM
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post Nov 21 2020, 08:49 AM
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Some rather interesting outcrops towards the Sulfate unit.
A pair of RMI mosaics from sol 2947 roughly assembled in MS-ICE and annotated with the pointing (thanks to Fredk)
I've added an annotated crop from JPL's Sol 2943/45 R-NavCam mosaic that looks down the 'Red brick Road', identifying the possible location(s) of the terrain captured in the mosaics. Hopefully we'll get some context R-MastCam's to confirm the locations in the next days.
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post Nov 21 2020, 03:24 PM
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The Navcam L view on Sol 2947.

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post Nov 21 2020, 07:27 PM
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Thanks, Jan. A very nice drive of 60 m or a bit more to the SSW, along the bench. I was expecting a climb to the next bench close to the last stop so I guess I was wrong.

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At sol 2950 Curiosity climbed another slope. Here's a new travel sequence.

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The NAVcam L view on Sol 2950.

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A great view from up here! We climbed up onto the next level. Thanks Jan.

A map update will be along soon - I've been busy with InSight recently.

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Another drive on 2951, the end-of-drive images are not all down yet, but the ones we do have, provide us with an unobstructed view of one of our future science waypoints smile.gif
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The final 360 view from here should be rather special smile.gif
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