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Best Mars rover photos Opportunity Top 20
aldo12xu
post May 22 2006, 05:36 PM
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My collection of favorite Opportunity rover photos is up on my site. As with the best of Spirit rover photos gallery, it shows how far along the rovers have come and how familiar this Martian landscape has now become.

Enjoy!



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hendric
post May 28 2006, 03:54 AM
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Some of my favorite additional Opportunity moments:

Fram Crater: Perhaps one of the youngest craters (um, other than Heatshield Crater!) we'll ever see.
Meteor rock: Seeing a meteor on another planet is just kinda wacky.
Endurance Crater: That first panorama from the crater's edge still gets to me. Have it up at work. smile.gif


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