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http://www.collectspace.com/news/news-030104a.html
Saving Houston's Saturn. Progress being made.
There are a few spots on Mars (deep in the Hellas Basin is one of them) where the temperature and pressure are high enough for liquid water to exist at the surface. In Mars dry air, this water would quickly evaporate. A large lake might last awhile. At night it would freeze, and it would probably stay frozen most of the year.
http://www.msss.com/moc_gallery/r22_s04 … 00044.html
I think I have posted here about possible Glaciers in the Nilosyrtis region.
I see lots of possible moraines and maybe even a cirque.
http://www.msss.com/moc_gallery/r22_s04 … _0005.html I would love to send a MER here.
http://www.msss.com/moc_gallery/r22_s04 … 00120.html
I think I found the Mars bob-sledding team.
Polygons and craters, south polar region. Craters thought to be "degraded meteor impact" craters.
Polygons similar to these occur in frozen ground at high latitudes on Earth, suggesting that perhaps their presence on Mars is also a sign that there is or once was ice in the shallow subsurface.
--Cindy
Looks like those old WWII photos of a bombed European City.
Cindy, I know you like dunes. Check out this one up close;
http://marsrovers.jpl.nasa.gov/gallery/ … 71L2M1.JPG
Cindy, check out that white cloud on the left side, near the end of the movie. It looks almost like it is coming from a stationary source- like a volcano venting (I know it can’t be a volcano venting, but that is what it looks like)
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Includes movies. Yeah, baby, I am digging these scenes.
The region below center in these images (at minus 35 degrees) has seen regular storm activity since Cassini first approached Saturn in early 2004. Cassini investigations of the atmosphere from February to October 2004 showed that most of the oval-shaped storms in the latitude region near minus 35 degrees rotate in a counter-clockwise direction, with smaller storms occasionally merging into larger ones
--Cindy
P.S.: Cassini was 1.5 million miles from Saturn during. I wonder how big that storm is?
I have been head deep in .net code, so I have not had time to map out where things are in relation to Spirit. I am glad someone is. Good work!
So where should bwe look for the lander, parachute and Bonneville crater from Spirit's current position. They should be visible..
Also, if we were currently standing at this spot http://marsrovers.jpl.nasa.gov/gallery/ … R1_br2.jpg what would Spirit look like up on the hill? Would it be little more than a dot?
http://marsrovers.jpl.nasa.gov/gallery/ … 65L6M1.JPG Look at the upper right. Spirit's lander or parachute?
http://marsrovers.jpl.nasa.gov/gallery/ … 66L2M1.JPG Look at the top center. Bonneville crater?
Rember this view; http://marsrovers.jpl.nasa.gov/gallery/ … R1_br2.jpg Wishing we were over in those hills. Now we are at the top of one (We as in Spirit, of course).
http://marsrovers.jpl.nasa.gov/gallery/ … 5L0M1.HTML Check out this one
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Try writing about something billions of years into the future. It will challenge you to be very creative.
Hoth
Oh, there was this other show - I think it was an American TV show
Babylon-5
http://www.skyvador.com/pbem/b5mars01.jpg
http://www.babylon5.ru/img/Sh_Mars.jpg
http://www.skyvador.com/pbem/b5sinclair12_small.jpg
http://www.mateengreenway.com/b5/s_mars.gif
most of it was in outer space in another part of the Galaxy, but many of the episodes were on Mars
Did you catch the last couple of Enterprise shows where they were on Mars. I thought that was cool.
Red Planet was good. The book was even better than the movie.
I like the classic, Robinson Crosio on Mars.
I was excited about Mission to Mars. At last a good Mars movie. I was disappointed. The special effects were great, but the story needed work. What killed it for me was the opening where they slaughtered the astronauts. And then at the end of the movie we had friendly looking aliens show us with their sad eyes the destruction of their world. They look so innocent and friendly in an almost Disney like fashion.
Hello! These are the same aliens that slaughtered the astronauts at the beginning of the movie.
Listen, you aliens. You constructed a giant face on Mars to get Earth’s attention. Intelligent Earth life responds. You set up a code, or puzzle, they must solve to enter this face building. Fine. But if they failed to respond in the proper manner, you rip them apart! And then you try to look so caring and concerned at the end of the movie. Yuck! Why not just keep the doors closed until the humans get the code right? At least give some kind of warning.
That killed that movie for me.
http://antwrp.gsfc.nasa.gov/apod/ap050720.html
I saw it here. Interesting crater. Looks like the water ponded and then froze. Ice sublimes in the dry air. It can not be too old unless it is being replenished. I have been looking for craters like this.
He was my all time favorite Star Trek character
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http://www.msss.com/moc_gallery/e19_r02 … 25.html]If you like Mars art Gale Crater is a great place to look.
http://marsrovers.jpl.nasa.gov/gallery/ … .HTML]Nice Dune next to Oppy
Looks like the back of some sea creature sliding into the ocean.
I had first thought that Opportunity would have and easier time traveling than Sprit. And for a while it did. But now…navigating around these dunes will be interesting.
http://www.msss.com/moc_gallery/e19_r02 … html]These two of the same area are interesting.
Nice Dunes and possible Ice Tongue in the center. Nice channels towards the bottom.
http://www.msss.com/moc_gallery/e19_r02 … html]Check out this Image
The top section reminds me of Satellite pictures of a city’s suburbs.
Looks like a lava flow like I have seen on the Moon.
More thoughts on the weird Hellas area.
Maybe this area is some sort of muddy/icy slurry,, sort of like a slushy glacier. I do see features that look like glacier moraines. But what about the curly features. Could they be mud eddies?