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  1. This is a view from MSL Curiosity's first science stop at "Rocknest" in the morning(s) of Sol(s) 64/66 towards the later stop Yellowknife Bay to the east - spanning a north to south arc with the true east is marked by the mast. Normal white balancing, slight enlargement and sharpening has been applied. Due to the high ...

  2. A westward view spanning a north to south arc of MSL Curiosity from its Sol 50 position, including bright reflective tracks. Some interesting color variants due to changing lighting and large field of view during the afternoon until evening. MSL REMS Sol 50: -72°C to 0°C ~ 7,6 mBar

  3. A look across Yellowknife Bay area in Gale Crater, Mars during Sols 137 to 141. White balanced and color emphazised. This panorama suffers a bit more than usual from low image quality of the NASA/JPL "raw images" for public consumption resulting in some blocky close-up views. Maybe it is also related to bad lighting co...

  4. Scenic view looking west-south-west across Yellowknife Bay / Gale Crater area. White balanced and color pronounced.

  5. Looking "back" into the Yellowknife Bay depression at the rovers traverse

  6. A look into the Yellowknife Bay Area in Gale Crater, Mars by MSL Curiosity on Sol 173 at around 16:30 LMST. Including the infamous "Hammerhead" feature covered in media. MSL REMS data for this Sol: Temperature: Low: -66°C High: 5°C Atmospheric Pressure: 9.20 mBar

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  7. White balanced mosaic of 170 Mastcam100 images of Yellowknife Bay science/drilling stop around Sol 192 of the NASA Curiosity Rover at around 13:00 LMST. Due to the big size and area, white balance/exposure is not optimal at every spot due to averaging it. If you are especially interested in the upper middle part, h...

  8. A white balanced and enhanced mosaic of Mastcam 100 images of the Yellowknife Bay Area in Gale Crater, Mars around Sol 192 Including parts of the John Klein drill area.

  9. According to Wikipeida, "Meteorito El Chaco" weighs 37 tonnes, which makes it the world's 2nd heaviest meteorite; only discovered in 1969, it fell to earth a few thousand years ago. Largest known remnant of the Campo del Cielo meteorites, though a much larger one - the "Meson de Fierro", or "Big Table of Iron" - was su...

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  10. A shot I got of the 60% Waning Gibbous Moon from Frosty Drew Observatory in Charlestown, Rhode Island on February 2, 2013. Photograph details: Camera: Canon S95 (CHDK) with custom Intervalometer. Telescope: Meade 16" SCT, 4000m fl, f/10 Eyepiece: 15mm RKE Camera F-stop: f/3.2 - f/4 ISO: 100 Exposure: 1/80 se...

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