Another from The NASA Opportunity Rover on Mars 360deg view of where it spent winter : http://apod.nasa.gov/apod/ap120709.html
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Another from The NASA Opportunity Rover on Mars 360deg view of where it spent winter : http://apod.nasa.gov/apod/ap120709.html
Last edited by William; 09-07-2012 at 5:52pm.
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just seen it on the news
Jimmy!!!
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it's always amazing to see the landscape of another planet.
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Looks as though the camera on the rover needs some grads
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they even do dounuts on mars. how primitive can you get
cc and enjoy
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Originally Posted by mudman
I did notice that myself Muddy
those yanks are back in the quarry again....
Graeme
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It's amazing that the rover is still going!
It was only supposed to work for a few months, and how many years has it been going now?
Good old US engineering.
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Always loved the images that come back from Mars
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