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The Good Old Days - Sojourner
djellison
post Nov 2 2004, 03:25 PM
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Just finished reading the excellent Sojourner book - and it mentioned the rover taking images of its laser stripes - which I'd never seen - so I went and hunted for them smile.gif

http://pdsimg.jpl.nasa.gov/data/mpfr-m-rvr...ft/r7377913.htm



How cool smile.gif

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post Nov 11 2004, 09:17 AM
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You can speculate that there is a feature that might be blueberries - but you can not say that that is what they are for sure.

Go and use similar filters as with MER - and in MER images, they come out a bright bright blue - is the same true of MPF stuff?

Doug

(Edit - I've tracked down pathfinder .img's - and browse jpgs - and found the closest filters to L2, 5, and 7 in MER terms In MER - these are at 753, 535 and 432 nm respectively, with 20, 20 and 32 bandpass. With MPF - R6 is 750, R9 is 530 and R0 is 440 - fairly similar - and you just dont get the shocking blue that we see with Oppy - sure - maybe similar geological processes creating similar objects, but they're not the same thing we're seing @ Meridiani )
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