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The Cornell University Department of Astronomy is now hosting a webpage dedicated to true color pancam images, with up-to-date individual frames and mosaics. It looks like these are relatively new pages, having hit counters in the low hundreds, though probably not for long!
Between this page and the dust devil page at LPL it looks like the team isn't relying as much on JPL for realtime content delivery as the mission progresses, probably because most of the science teams are working from their home institutions. Huge thanks to the team at Cornell for making these available to the general public.

[djellison]

They do look a little..er..'vivid' in places.

Am I right in thinking that most of the stuff from the Whale pan did make it into the explor, but not onto the JPL site ?

Given that the 'Legacy' pan from Middle Ground ( near Humphrey ) was taken, downlinked, stitched, and sent to the JPL web team more than a year before it actually ended up appearing on the JPL website - it's not suprising that the Pancam team are doing something on their own.

Doug