This composite view of Mars Sol 1578 consists of five individual images from the Mast Camera (Mastcam) (MSSS-MALIN) on the Curiosity Rover.
The composite below has been slightly enhanced to remove the hazy effect of the original image above.
A few anomalies…
This composite view of Mars Sol 1577 consists of five individual images from the Mast Camera (Mastcam) (MSSS-MALIN) on the Curiosity Rover.
The composite below has been slightly enhanced to remove the hazy effect of the original image above.
A few interesting anomalies found in the composite…
This composite view of Mars Sol 1576 consists of five individual images from the Mast Camera (Mastcam) (MSSS-MALIN) on the Curiosity Rover.
The composite below has been slightly enhanced to remove the hazy effect of the original image above.
This composite view of Mars Sol 1574 consists of ten individual images from the Mast Camera (Mastcam) (MSSS-MALIN) on the Curiosity Rover. Click on any of the composites below to see the full sized version.
The composite below has been slightly enhanced to remove the hazy effect of the original image above.
The debris field in this composite is very large and below are some of the anomalies found in the composite image. I have also created a GigaPan View of the mosaic where you can zoom and explore the image.
I don’t think it’s an Martian Skull as I’m sure some will claim. I think it’s piece belonging to something mechanical that may have broken off.
This composite view of Mars Sol 1555 consists of six individual images from the Mast Camera (Mastcam) (MSSS-MALIN) on the Curiosity Rover. Click on any of the images to see the full sized version.
The composite below has been enhanced to remove the hazy effect of the original image above.
This composite view of Mars Sol 1528 consists of eight individual images from the Mast Camera (Mastcam) (MSSS-MALIN) on the Curiosity Rover. Click on any of the images to see the full sized version.
The composite below has been enhanced to remove the hazy effect of the original image above.
Same image as above but with the contrast turned up a bit.
Another set of images that are packed full of anomalies. The debris field is quite extensive and pretty noticeable once you start zooming in. Many more can be found in the composite as well.
This image was taken from the MAHLI camera on the curiosity rover on Mars Sol 1373. Original image can be found here.
The image has been rotated below to give us the correct orientation of the view.
The image has been enhanced below.
Interesting anomalies from the image:
This composite view of Mars Sol 1526 consists of ten individual images from the Mast Camera (Mastcam) (MSSS-MALIN) on the Curiosity Rover.
The composite below has been enhanced to remove the hazy effect of the original image above.
The image below is the same image as above but with the contrast levels increased to show more depth and details of items in the image.
Below are just a fraction of anomalies from the composite image (to see more download the composite image and open with your favorite image viewer to look around and zoom in on areas of interest):
The image below is the original image from NASA’s website which can be found here.
The image below has been slightly enhanced to remove the dulling filter from the original image.
The contrast has been increased on the image shown below and is the same image as above.
Close up of anomalies within the image below:
The image below is the original image from NASA’s website which can be found here.
The image below has been slightly enhanced to remove the dulling filter from the original image.
The contrast has been increased on the image shown below and is the same image as above.
Close up of anomalies within the image:
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