Cape Verde (natural colors; MULTISPECTRUM processing; credits: Lunexit)

Caption NASA:"This MER Opportunity PanCam Super Resolution mosaic of the approx. 6 mt (20 foot) high cliff face of the Cape Verde promontory was taken by the Rover from inside Victoria Crater, during the Rover's descent into Duck Bay. Super-resolution is an imaging technique which utilizes information from multiple pictures of the same target in order to generate an image with a higher resolution than any of the individual images. Cape Verde is a geologically rich outcrop and is teaching scientists about how rocks at Victoria Crater were modified since they were deposited long ago. This image complements SR mosaics obtained at Cape St. Mary and Cape St. Vincent and is consistent with the hypothesis that Victoria crater is located in the middle of what used to be an ancient sand dune field. Many Rover Team Scientists are hoping to be able to eventually drive the Rover closer to these layered rocks in the hopes of measuring their chemistry and mineralogy.

This is a MER Opportunity PanCam image mosaic acquired on Soles 1342 and 1356 (November 2 and 17, 2007), and was constructed from a mathematical combination of 64 different blue filter (480 nm) images".