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SOL3167.jpgFunny Sky... - Sol 3167148 visiteLa NASA ci dice che si tratta di "false colors" (od anche "white balanced"). Va bene. Ci credo. O forse no...
Caption NASA originale: "Images of knobbly rocks and rounded hills are delighting scientists as NASA’s Curiosity Rover climbs Mount Sharp, a 5-mile-tall (such as approx. 8-Km tall) mountain within the 96-mile-wide (such as about 154-Km wide) basin of Mars’ Gale Crater. The rover’s Mast Camera, a.k.a. MastCam, highlights those features in a panorama captured on July, 3rd, 2021 (i.e. the 3167th Martian Day, or Sol, of the Mission)".
This location is particularly exciting: Spacecraft orbiting Mars show that Curiosity is now somewhere between a Region enriched with clay minerals and one dominated by salty minerals called Sulfates. The mountain’s layers in this area may reveal how the ancient environment within Gale Crater dried up over time. Similar changes are seen across the planet, and studying this Region up close (---> da vicino) has been a major long-term goal for the mission.
"The rocks here will begin to tell us how this once-wet planet changed into the dry Mars of today, and how long habitable environments persisted even after that happened,” said Abigail Fraeman, Curiosity’s deputy project scientist, at NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Southern California".
The "Dry Mars of today"... Mmmmmhhhhh.... Are we really sure about that?!? I am not. And You?!?MareKromium03/17/22 at 17:39Anakin: La Russia da quando c'? Putin ha triplicato le...
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SOL3167.jpgFunny Sky... - Sol 3167148 visiteLa NASA ci dice che si tratta di "false colors" (od anche "white balanced"). Va bene. Ci credo. O forse no...
Caption NASA originale: "Images of knobbly rocks and rounded hills are delighting scientists as NASA’s Curiosity Rover climbs Mount Sharp, a 5-mile-tall (such as approx. 8-Km tall) mountain within the 96-mile-wide (such as about 154-Km wide) basin of Mars’ Gale Crater. The rover’s Mast Camera, a.k.a. MastCam, highlights those features in a panorama captured on July, 3rd, 2021 (i.e. the 3167th Martian Day, or Sol, of the Mission)".
This location is particularly exciting: Spacecraft orbiting Mars show that Curiosity is now somewhere between a Region enriched with clay minerals and one dominated by salty minerals called Sulfates. The mountain’s layers in this area may reveal how the ancient environment within Gale Crater dried up over time. Similar changes are seen across the planet, and studying this Region up close (---> da vicino) has been a major long-term goal for the mission.
"The rocks here will begin to tell us how this once-wet planet changed into the dry Mars of today, and how long habitable environments persisted even after that happened,” said Abigail Fraeman, Curiosity’s deputy project scientist, at NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Southern California".
The "Dry Mars of today"... Mmmmmhhhhh.... Are we really sure about that?!? I am not. And You?!?MareKromium03/16/22 at 16:04Paolo C. Fienga: Quoto entrambi. La Russia ? troppo grande per esse...
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SOL3167.jpgFunny Sky... - Sol 3167148 visiteLa NASA ci dice che si tratta di "false colors" (od anche "white balanced"). Va bene. Ci credo. O forse no...
Caption NASA originale: "Images of knobbly rocks and rounded hills are delighting scientists as NASA’s Curiosity Rover climbs Mount Sharp, a 5-mile-tall (such as approx. 8-Km tall) mountain within the 96-mile-wide (such as about 154-Km wide) basin of Mars’ Gale Crater. The rover’s Mast Camera, a.k.a. MastCam, highlights those features in a panorama captured on July, 3rd, 2021 (i.e. the 3167th Martian Day, or Sol, of the Mission)".
This location is particularly exciting: Spacecraft orbiting Mars show that Curiosity is now somewhere between a Region enriched with clay minerals and one dominated by salty minerals called Sulfates. The mountain’s layers in this area may reveal how the ancient environment within Gale Crater dried up over time. Similar changes are seen across the planet, and studying this Region up close (---> da vicino) has been a major long-term goal for the mission.
"The rocks here will begin to tell us how this once-wet planet changed into the dry Mars of today, and how long habitable environments persisted even after that happened,” said Abigail Fraeman, Curiosity’s deputy project scientist, at NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Southern California".
The "Dry Mars of today"... Mmmmmhhhhh.... Are we really sure about that?!? I am not. And You?!?MareKromium03/13/22 at 08:37Ufologo: Da ricordare per? che la Russia vinse con gli aiut...
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SOL3167.jpgFunny Sky... - Sol 3167148 visiteLa NASA ci dice che si tratta di "false colors" (od anche "white balanced"). Va bene. Ci credo. O forse no...
Caption NASA originale: "Images of knobbly rocks and rounded hills are delighting scientists as NASA’s Curiosity Rover climbs Mount Sharp, a 5-mile-tall (such as approx. 8-Km tall) mountain within the 96-mile-wide (such as about 154-Km wide) basin of Mars’ Gale Crater. The rover’s Mast Camera, a.k.a. MastCam, highlights those features in a panorama captured on July, 3rd, 2021 (i.e. the 3167th Martian Day, or Sol, of the Mission)".
This location is particularly exciting: Spacecraft orbiting Mars show that Curiosity is now somewhere between a Region enriched with clay minerals and one dominated by salty minerals called Sulfates. The mountain’s layers in this area may reveal how the ancient environment within Gale Crater dried up over time. Similar changes are seen across the planet, and studying this Region up close (---> da vicino) has been a major long-term goal for the mission.
"The rocks here will begin to tell us how this once-wet planet changed into the dry Mars of today, and how long habitable environments persisted even after that happened,” said Abigail Fraeman, Curiosity’s deputy project scientist, at NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Southern California".
The "Dry Mars of today"... Mmmmmhhhhh.... Are we really sure about that?!? I am not. And You?!?MareKromium03/12/22 at 18:56walthari: la Russia che abbia ragione o torto non perde le g...
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SOL3167.jpgFunny Sky... - Sol 3167148 visiteLa NASA ci dice che si tratta di "false colors" (od anche "white balanced"). Va bene. Ci credo. O forse no...
Caption NASA originale: "Images of knobbly rocks and rounded hills are delighting scientists as NASA’s Curiosity Rover climbs Mount Sharp, a 5-mile-tall (such as approx. 8-Km tall) mountain within the 96-mile-wide (such as about 154-Km wide) basin of Mars’ Gale Crater. The rover’s Mast Camera, a.k.a. MastCam, highlights those features in a panorama captured on July, 3rd, 2021 (i.e. the 3167th Martian Day, or Sol, of the Mission)".
This location is particularly exciting: Spacecraft orbiting Mars show that Curiosity is now somewhere between a Region enriched with clay minerals and one dominated by salty minerals called Sulfates. The mountain’s layers in this area may reveal how the ancient environment within Gale Crater dried up over time. Similar changes are seen across the planet, and studying this Region up close (---> da vicino) has been a major long-term goal for the mission.
"The rocks here will begin to tell us how this once-wet planet changed into the dry Mars of today, and how long habitable environments persisted even after that happened,” said Abigail Fraeman, Curiosity’s deputy project scientist, at NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Southern California".
The "Dry Mars of today"... Mmmmmhhhhh.... Are we really sure about that?!? I am not. And You?!?MareKromium03/12/22 at 15:54Paolo C. Fienga: Non so dove vada a parare n? come e dove possa and...
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SOL3167.jpgFunny Sky... - Sol 3167148 visiteLa NASA ci dice che si tratta di "false colors" (od anche "white balanced"). Va bene. Ci credo. O forse no...
Caption NASA originale: "Images of knobbly rocks and rounded hills are delighting scientists as NASA’s Curiosity Rover climbs Mount Sharp, a 5-mile-tall (such as approx. 8-Km tall) mountain within the 96-mile-wide (such as about 154-Km wide) basin of Mars’ Gale Crater. The rover’s Mast Camera, a.k.a. MastCam, highlights those features in a panorama captured on July, 3rd, 2021 (i.e. the 3167th Martian Day, or Sol, of the Mission)".
This location is particularly exciting: Spacecraft orbiting Mars show that Curiosity is now somewhere between a Region enriched with clay minerals and one dominated by salty minerals called Sulfates. The mountain’s layers in this area may reveal how the ancient environment within Gale Crater dried up over time. Similar changes are seen across the planet, and studying this Region up close (---> da vicino) has been a major long-term goal for the mission.
"The rocks here will begin to tell us how this once-wet planet changed into the dry Mars of today, and how long habitable environments persisted even after that happened,” said Abigail Fraeman, Curiosity’s deputy project scientist, at NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Southern California".
The "Dry Mars of today"... Mmmmmhhhhh.... Are we really sure about that?!? I am not. And You?!?MareKromium03/11/22 at 14:48Anakin: sta terza guerra mondiale, nelle sue narrazioni e ...
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SOL3046-1.jpgCloudy Sky over Curiosity - Sol 3046 (possible Natural Colors)189 visitenessun commentoMareKromium03/09/22 at 17:46Paolo C. Fienga: Tranquillo. E' che ? tutto cos? "folle&qu...
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SOL3167.jpgFunny Sky... - Sol 3167148 visiteLa NASA ci dice che si tratta di "false colors" (od anche "white balanced"). Va bene. Ci credo. O forse no...
Caption NASA originale: "Images of knobbly rocks and rounded hills are delighting scientists as NASA’s Curiosity Rover climbs Mount Sharp, a 5-mile-tall (such as approx. 8-Km tall) mountain within the 96-mile-wide (such as about 154-Km wide) basin of Mars’ Gale Crater. The rover’s Mast Camera, a.k.a. MastCam, highlights those features in a panorama captured on July, 3rd, 2021 (i.e. the 3167th Martian Day, or Sol, of the Mission)".
This location is particularly exciting: Spacecraft orbiting Mars show that Curiosity is now somewhere between a Region enriched with clay minerals and one dominated by salty minerals called Sulfates. The mountain’s layers in this area may reveal how the ancient environment within Gale Crater dried up over time. Similar changes are seen across the planet, and studying this Region up close (---> da vicino) has been a major long-term goal for the mission.
"The rocks here will begin to tell us how this once-wet planet changed into the dry Mars of today, and how long habitable environments persisted even after that happened,” said Abigail Fraeman, Curiosity’s deputy project scientist, at NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Southern California".
The "Dry Mars of today"... Mmmmmhhhhh.... Are we really sure about that?!? I am not. And You?!?MareKromium03/09/22 at 17:45Paolo C. Fienga: Stiamo camminando sul filo di un rasoio Walt, Amic...
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SOL3046-1.jpgCloudy Sky over Curiosity - Sol 3046 (possible Natural Colors)189 visitenessun commentoMareKromium03/09/22 at 17:45walthari: giŕ, vero chiedo venia!
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SOL3167.jpgFunny Sky... - Sol 3167148 visiteLa NASA ci dice che si tratta di "false colors" (od anche "white balanced"). Va bene. Ci credo. O forse no...
Caption NASA originale: "Images of knobbly rocks and rounded hills are delighting scientists as NASA’s Curiosity Rover climbs Mount Sharp, a 5-mile-tall (such as approx. 8-Km tall) mountain within the 96-mile-wide (such as about 154-Km wide) basin of Mars’ Gale Crater. The rover’s Mast Camera, a.k.a. MastCam, highlights those features in a panorama captured on July, 3rd, 2021 (i.e. the 3167th Martian Day, or Sol, of the Mission)".
This location is particularly exciting: Spacecraft orbiting Mars show that Curiosity is now somewhere between a Region enriched with clay minerals and one dominated by salty minerals called Sulfates. The mountain’s layers in this area may reveal how the ancient environment within Gale Crater dried up over time. Similar changes are seen across the planet, and studying this Region up close (---> da vicino) has been a major long-term goal for the mission.
"The rocks here will begin to tell us how this once-wet planet changed into the dry Mars of today, and how long habitable environments persisted even after that happened,” said Abigail Fraeman, Curiosity’s deputy project scientist, at NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Southern California".
The "Dry Mars of today"... Mmmmmhhhhh.... Are we really sure about that?!? I am not. And You?!?MareKromium03/09/22 at 17:44walthari: in mezzo c'č la terza guerra mondiale mi sa...
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SOL3167.jpgFunny Sky... - Sol 3167148 visiteLa NASA ci dice che si tratta di "false colors" (od anche "white balanced"). Va bene. Ci credo. O forse no...
Caption NASA originale: "Images of knobbly rocks and rounded hills are delighting scientists as NASA’s Curiosity Rover climbs Mount Sharp, a 5-mile-tall (such as approx. 8-Km tall) mountain within the 96-mile-wide (such as about 154-Km wide) basin of Mars’ Gale Crater. The rover’s Mast Camera, a.k.a. MastCam, highlights those features in a panorama captured on July, 3rd, 2021 (i.e. the 3167th Martian Day, or Sol, of the Mission)".
This location is particularly exciting: Spacecraft orbiting Mars show that Curiosity is now somewhere between a Region enriched with clay minerals and one dominated by salty minerals called Sulfates. The mountain’s layers in this area may reveal how the ancient environment within Gale Crater dried up over time. Similar changes are seen across the planet, and studying this Region up close (---> da vicino) has been a major long-term goal for the mission.
"The rocks here will begin to tell us how this once-wet planet changed into the dry Mars of today, and how long habitable environments persisted even after that happened,” said Abigail Fraeman, Curiosity’s deputy project scientist, at NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Southern California".
The "Dry Mars of today"... Mmmmmhhhhh.... Are we really sure about that?!? I am not. And You?!?MareKromium03/09/22 at 12:31Paolo C. Fienga: Si, e non ? che mi sorprenda tanto il colore o la ...
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SOL3046-1.jpgCloudy Sky over Curiosity - Sol 3046 (possible Natural Colors)189 visitenessun commentoMareKromium03/09/22 at 12:19Paolo C. Fienga: Carissimo Walt, il "bello" ? che questa ...
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