Consisting of 16 separate images, the impressive vista was captured using the rover’s wide-angle lens. The images were taken from the top of Vera Rubin Ridge at an elevation of 1,073ft.
Mars
After tweeting the dumbass remark that a recent Falcon 9 launch was “Alien Nuclear Spaceship From North Korea” Musk continues the absurdity with his latest publicity stunt:
NASA wants to launch a giant magnetic field to make Mars habitable So crazy it just might work. NASA scientists have proposed a bold plan that could give Mars its atmosphere back and make the Red Planet habitable for future generations of human colonists. By launching a giant magnetic […]
By Ted Twietmeyer ©Ted Twietmeyer 2008 5-30-8 Since writing my book which disclosed more than 200 un-announced Mars artifacts in 2005 [1], I’ve been periodically looking at what’s been happening since with the Rovers. All the rovers sent to Mars, including the recent non-mobile Phoenix Lander are all solar powered. […]