This amazing panaroma must be seen
Original Photo : NASA JPL- Caltech
Interactive panorama conversion: Hans Nyberg – Panoramas.dk Note that more sky has been added artificially in this interactive version. This 360-degree panorama was released Aug 27 2012.
It includes the highest part of Mount Sharp which is approximately 12 miles (20 kilometers) from the rover.
The colors on this panorama are enchanced to give the same colors as it would have under lights on earth.
The firm has also created a full screen version which can be seen on its web site. He says minimal editing of the images occurred. The image was created from the stunning panoramic images that Curiosity has been beaming back to earth.
The first panorama
Greeley Haven – Mars Rover Opportunity
Original Photo : NASA JPL
Interactive panorama conversion: Hans Nyberg – Panoramas.
This is the latest panorama released by NASA July 2012. It was assembled from 817 images taken between Dec. 21, 2011, and May 8, 2012, while Opportunity was stationed on an outcrop informally named ‘Greeley Haven’. on a segment of the rim of ancient Endeavour Crater.
The colors in this panorama are what NASA call false colors read more below.
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www.jpl.nasa.gov/news/news.cfm?release=2012-196
