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Cool Rover Self Portraits
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post Feb 19 2005, 08:25 AM
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On the rover website is some really cool pictures looking down onto the rovers from the pancam mast.

It is stunning how much more clean Opportunity is! ohmy.gif





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These were taken ages ago ( sol 300-320ish iirc ) - remember, I did a bad mosaic from them smile.gif

VERY cool pictures though - VERY cool biggrin.gif

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