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On the plains of Jezero, the secrets of Mars' past await us! Follow for the latest news, updates, pretty pics, and community discussion on NASA and the Jet Propulsion Laboratory's most ambitious mission to Mars!
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On the plains of Jezero, the secrets of Mars' past await us! Follow for the latest news, updates, pretty pics, and community discussion on NASA and the Jet Propulsion Laboratory's most ambitious mission to Mars!
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Check this ! - Ingenuity just before taking off on Flight 54
Processed by James Sorenson. High on the list of my favourites mission images (so far) Distance 57.3 meters. We're still waiting for the movie frames the rover captured during flight 54, those movies will be rather special :)
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Expertly processed - Helicopter images the Rover by James Sorenson (Flight #54)
Credit: NASA/JPL-Caltech/James Sorenson
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Helicopter captures rover during flight on Aug 4, 2023 (sol 872)
This is a very roughly processed image from the helicopter's 54 flight, a test to reset it's localization data after having issues on the 53rd fight.
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Mars Sample Return in jeopardy
www.space.com NASA's Mars Sample Return in jeopardy after US Senate questions budgetIf NASA doesn't come up with a tighter budget for the mission, Mars Sample Return may not happen.
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Meet the Mars Samples: Shuyak and Mageik (Samples 14 and 15)
Learn more about Samples No. 14 and 15 – “Shuyak” and “Mageik,” a pair of sedimentary rock core samples that excite scientists because, on Earth, this type of sedimentary rock preserves signs of life for a very long time. If that same process also occurs on Mars, it could help us understand if life ever existed there.
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Ingenuity from 14 meters
Perseverance on its way to RMC 42.2700 made a stop to take a picture of its companion, Ingenuity, at RMC 42.2360. The team apparently intended the image to be very detailed so they used Mastcam-Z with a focal length of 110mm from a distance of 14m!
Processed MCZ_LEFT, FL: 110mm Sol: 871, RMC: 42.2360, LMST: 13:13:30 Original: https://mars.nasa.gov/mars2020-raw-images/pub/ods/surface/sol/00871/ids/edr/browse/zcam/ZL0_0871_0744265587_568EBY_N0422360ZCAM05155_1100LMJ01.png Credit: NASA/JPL-Caltech/ASU/65dBnoise
Source: https://fosstodon.org/@65dBnoise@mastodon.social/110822316687935759
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Flight 53 may have had issues. It was much shorter than planned, and only reached an altitude of 5 meters, plus we have missing data and no images.
It could be messed up data from the helicopter, or there could be a problem with the helicopter. Whatever it was the helicopter is safe on the ground and even sent images from earlier flights after landing. But the lack of images from flight 53 is very odd.
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Watch Mars Guy for a weekly digest of rover activity
It's a wonderful YouTube channel posting once a week, on Sundays.
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868 post-drive map with scale - Includes estimated location of flight 53 landing site.
Awaiting the JSON data from JPL to formalise the location and path of the flight
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Ingenuity spotted after flight 53 - Northeast of the rover on sol 868 - MastCam-Z at 63mm zoom. Estimated distance just over 200 meters
Need JSON data to establish the precise distance but that will have to wait until JPL release the data. Credits for spotting it to Mars Stu, and reported by @65dBnoise@mastodon.social
