Seit 2012 der Mars Rover auf dem roten Planeten landete, schickt er in regelmäßigen Abständen immer wieder faszinierende Bilder von dem Planeten. So wie dieses Panorama-Bild, das ihr hier in voller Pracht bewundern könnt.
The view from „Vera Rubin Ridge“ on the north flank of Mount Sharp encompasses much of the 11-mile (18-kilometer) route the rover has driven from its 2012 landing site, all inside Gale Crater. One hill on the northern horizon is about 50 miles (about 85 kilometers) away, well outside of the crater, though most of the scene’s horizon is the crater’s northern rim, roughly one-third that distance away and 1.2 miles (2 kilometers) above the rover.
Curiosity’s Mast Camera, or Mastcam, took the component images of the panorama three months ago while the rover paused on the northern edge of Vera Rubin Ridge. The mission has subsequently approached the southern edge of the ridge and examined several outcrop locations along the way.
Quelle: NASA
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