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Mars Rover Image Releases
this is a stereo panorama of the surrounding Martian terrain in Gusev Crater.
12/22/05
Sweeping View of the
This view is the left-eye member of a stereo pair presented in a cylindrical-perspective projection.
12/22/05
Sweeping View of the "Columbia Hills" and Gusev Crater (Left Eye)
This view is the right-eye member of a stereo pair presented in a cylindrical-perspective projection
12/22/05
Sweeping View of the "Columbia Hills" and Gusev Crater (Right Eye)
This image shows a field of view just under 180 degrees from left to right, with the panoramic camera
12/22/05
Sweeping View of the
View of the 'Columbia Hills'
12/22/05
Sweeping View of the 'Columbia Hills' and Gusev Crater (False Color)
This synthetic image was produced using 'Virtual Presence in Space' technology
12/16/05
Opportunity Inside 'Endurance Crater' (Simulated)
This image combines visualization and image processing tools with Hollywood-style special effects.
12/16/05
Opportunity on 'Burns Cliff' (Simulated)
Near the center of the panorama, on the horizon, are 'McCool Hill' and 'Ramon Hill'
12/13/05
Descent from the Summit of 'Husband Hill'
Near the center of the panorama, on the horizon, are 'McCool Hill' and 'Ramon Hill'
12/13/05
Descent from the Summit of 'Husband Hill' (False Color)
This chart illustrates the variation in available solar power
12/5/05
Solar Power on Mars
This graph shows the effects of those panel-cleaning events
12/5/05
Solar-Panel Dust Accumulation and Cleanings
This image shows the route that NASA's Mars Exploration Rover Spirit
12/5/05
Spirit Traverse Map, Sol 680
This image shows the route that NASA's Mars Exploration Rover Opportunity
12/5/05
Annotated Opportunity Traverse Map
This image shows the route that NASA's Mars Exploration Rover Opportunity had driven
12/5/05
Partway to 'Victoria'
This panorama provided the team's first view of the
12/5/05
Summit Panorama with Rover Deck
Martian moon Phobos entering the shadow of Mars
12/5/05
Spirit Movie of Phobos Eclipse, Sol 675
This view is a time-lapse composite of images taken 20 seconds apart.
12/5/05
Spirit View of Phobos Eclipse, Sol 675
Meteor Search by Spirit, Sol 643
12/5/05
Meteor Search by Spirit, Sol 643
The image shows star trails, linear streaks, dots and splotches that are the trails left by cosmic rays hitting the camera detectors.
12/5/05
Meteor Search by Spirit, Sol 668
The view is a southward-looking portion of a larger panorama still being completed.
12/5/05
Partial 'Seminole' Panorama (False Color)
This view combines four frames from Spirit's panoramic camera.
12/5/05
'Algonquin' Outcrop on Spirit's Sol 680
An outcrop called 'Olympia' along the northwestern margin of 'Erebus' crater.
12/5/05
Opportunity's 'Olympia' Panorama
This image shows a portion of the rim of
12/5/05
Rim of 'Erebus'
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