MarkSteven
Mar 1 2008, 02:09 PM
You almost expect to see some old guy and his pack mule come up over the hill, don't you?
DONTEATUS
Mar 25 2008, 11:42 PM
That is so unreal but in a way maybe a glimpse into our future sooner than we know. DONTEATUS
Alex01
Mar 28 2008, 03:06 PM
Those are very nice paranomic images of the martian surface, thank you for the link, I expect these to be composed by many images taken in the same area but at diferent angles and views, when putting them together, you have a 3 dimentional image.
stevewinn
Mar 29 2008, 09:35 PM
you know these mars pictures, is the colour right? because didnt some of the first NASA's images show a blue'ish sky? and then they (NASA said, no that cant be right and changed the filters and now we have these current coloured images, how do we know the first image colours werent correct?,
gigs
Mar 30 2008, 03:28 AM
It is all so amazing that we can see this , who ever would have guessed we would have this technology .
It is only getting better !
Waspie_Dwarf
Mar 30 2008, 09:28 PM
QUOTE (stevewinn @ Mar 29 2008, 09:35 PM)

how do we know the first image colours werent correct?,
All of the Mars landers (from Viking to the Phoenix lander which will arrive later this year) carry colour charts. By comparing the colour of the images which contain these charts NASA can produce images which replicate how Mars would look to the human eye. HOWEVER many of the images returned are taken in the infra-red region and so are not how he human eye would see them. Also NASA frequently colour enhances images, exaggerating colour images differences in order to make features stand out more. This is particularly useful in identifying minerals.
DONTEATUS
Apr 3 2008, 09:18 PM
Walk like a Martian and pray for aSpontaneous Para-Causal Meterological Phenomenon LoL thanks Douglas Adams ,And"So long,and Thanks for all the Fish" Man i want to find at least a bug there dont Y`all? DONTEATUS
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