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SOL0043-PIA16155.jpg'Jake Matijevic' - Sol 43 (Absolute Natural Colors; credits for the additional process. and color.: Dr Paolo C. Fienga/Lunar Explorer Italia/Italian Planetary Foundation)165 visiteCaption NASA:"The drive by NASA's Mars Exploration Rover Curiosity during the Mission's 43rd Martian Day, or Sol, (such as September 19, 2012) ended with this Rock that lies at about 8 feet (such as 2,5 meters) from the Rover. The Rock is about 10" (inches, such as approx. 25 centimeters) tall and 16" (approx. 40 centimeters) wide. The Rover Team has assessed it as a suitable target for the first use of Curiosity's Contact Instruments on a Rock. The image was taken by the left Navigation Camera (or NavCam) at the end of the drive.
The rock has been named "Jake Matijevic", and this choice was made with the aim of commemorating Jacob Matijevic (1947-2012), who was the Surface Operations Systems Chief Engineer for the Mars Science Laboratory Project and the Project's Curiosity Rover. He was also a Leading Engineer for all of the previous NASA Mars Rovers, such as Sojourner, Spirit and Opportunity.
Curiosity's Contact Instruments are on a turret at the end of the Rover's Robotic Arm; they are the Alpha Particle X-Ray Spectrometer (for reading the target's elemental composition) and the Mars Hand Lens Imager (for close-up imaging).MareKromium10/10/12 at 07:10Anakin: Bentornato WAL. E questo cosa prova? Che comunque ...
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SOL0060-NRA_402815986EDR_F0050104NCAM00451M_.jpgHorizon and Sky at Gale - Sol 60 (Absolute Natural Colors; credits for the additional process. and color.: Dr Paolo C. Fienga/Lunar Explorer Italia/Italian Planetary Foundation) 102 visiteFrame taken at 11:34:19 Mars Local Solar TimeMareKromium10/10/12 at 07:04Anakin: Come scrissi su altri post, nel 1999 al 30? annive...
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SOL0043-PIA16155.jpg'Jake Matijevic' - Sol 43 (Absolute Natural Colors; credits for the additional process. and color.: Dr Paolo C. Fienga/Lunar Explorer Italia/Italian Planetary Foundation)165 visiteCaption NASA:"The drive by NASA's Mars Exploration Rover Curiosity during the Mission's 43rd Martian Day, or Sol, (such as September 19, 2012) ended with this Rock that lies at about 8 feet (such as 2,5 meters) from the Rover. The Rock is about 10" (inches, such as approx. 25 centimeters) tall and 16" (approx. 40 centimeters) wide. The Rover Team has assessed it as a suitable target for the first use of Curiosity's Contact Instruments on a Rock. The image was taken by the left Navigation Camera (or NavCam) at the end of the drive.
The rock has been named "Jake Matijevic", and this choice was made with the aim of commemorating Jacob Matijevic (1947-2012), who was the Surface Operations Systems Chief Engineer for the Mars Science Laboratory Project and the Project's Curiosity Rover. He was also a Leading Engineer for all of the previous NASA Mars Rovers, such as Sojourner, Spirit and Opportunity.
Curiosity's Contact Instruments are on a turret at the end of the Rover's Robotic Arm; they are the Alpha Particle X-Ray Spectrometer (for reading the target's elemental composition) and the Mars Hand Lens Imager (for close-up imaging).MareKromium10/10/12 at 06:34walthari: la roccia nella foto ? uno splendido esempio di &q...
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SOL0020-MR0107005000C0_DXXX.jpg"Flower" and "White-Head" - Sol 20 (Original NASA - MER Curiosity b/w frame - Credits: NASA/JPL-Caltech; credits for the Research: Dr Gianluigi Barca/Lunar Explorer Italia/Italian Planetary Foundation)146 visiteCominciando dall'immagine di Dx (CTX ed EDM): gli Amici di pasadena non hanno (che si sappia) mai commentato questo "Rocky Outcrop". Noi, grazie all'ottimo Lavoro di Ricerca del Dr Gianluigi Barca, Vi proponiamo il Frame RAW Originale in b/n. Si tratta di un "Affioramento Roccioso" o di un "Fiore Marziano"? O forse di una sorta di "nido"? O forse il residuo di una struttura pi complessa e pi grande di matrice non naturale? O solo uno "scherzo" della Natura?!?
Come sapete bene, noi non abbiamo la Verit tra le mani, e quindi Vi offriamo questa "Stranezza Marziana" affinch possiate fare le Vostre (e SOLO Vostre) valutazioni. Noi ci limitiamo a sottolineare un curioso dettaglio (pi un modo di pensare ed agire che un fatto concreto, in realt): quante immagini di rocce pi o meno insignificanti vengono commentate dagli Amici di Pasadena e poi, alle volte, divengono oggetto di veri e prori "Abstracts"? Tantissime. Da "Humphrey" (un macigno ripreso dal MER Spirit), ad "N165", ripresa proprio dal MER Curiosity (e se questa roccia del tutto insignificante la volete vedere, andate sul NASA Planetary Photojournal, scegliete la Galleria dedicata a Marte e poi digitate, nella funzione "Go directly to image (PIxxxxxx)", posizionata in alto a destra, il codice "PIA16073").
E quante rocce in equilibrio impossibile o dalle forme assurde vengono, sempre dagli Amici di Pasadena, isolate e commentate? Nessuna. Mai. E allora, delle due l'una: o noi siamo degli "specialisti" nel focalizzare il nostro interesse su dettagli insignificanti (il che pu anche essere...), oppure alla NASA soffrono di una forma quasi terminale di "strabismo selettivo". E come sempre, ora decidete Voi quello che volete credere e pensare...
Per quanto attiene, poi, la Roccia visibile alla Sx del Frame (anche qui in CTX ed EDM), appuntita e dalla punta "bianca", diremmo che si tratta di una ulteriore Stranezza, ancorch di spiegazione pi agevole. Quale? Probabilmente si tratta di una roccia che giaceva infossata (parzialmente) e che poi, per qualche ragione ignota (probabilmente per motivi accidentali), stata "estratta", "rimossa" dal suolo, in maniera tale da finire con l'esporre quella che era la porzione sepolta. Se poi ci chiedeste come mai quel colorito "bianco-latte" (o bianco-ghiaccio"?!?)...Purtroppo non sapremmo risponderVi.MareKromium10/10/12 at 06:25walthari: in effetti le rocce si frantumano in ambienti cos?...
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SOL0060-NRA_402815986EDR_F0050104NCAM00451M_.jpgHorizon and Sky at Gale - Sol 60 (Absolute Natural Colors; credits for the additional process. and color.: Dr Paolo C. Fienga/Lunar Explorer Italia/Italian Planetary Foundation) 102 visiteFrame taken at 11:34:19 Mars Local Solar TimeMareKromium10/09/12 at 19:29paolocf1963: Si Max. E secondo me, noi non lo vedremo, ahim...
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SOL0060-NRA_402815986EDR_F0050104NCAM00451M_.jpgHorizon and Sky at Gale - Sol 60 (Absolute Natural Colors; credits for the additional process. and color.: Dr Paolo C. Fienga/Lunar Explorer Italia/Italian Planetary Foundation) 102 visiteFrame taken at 11:34:19 Mars Local Solar TimeMareKromium10/09/12 at 17:24Ufologo: Infatti il "contatto" ufficiale ? ben lu...
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SOL0060-NRA_402815986EDR_F0050104NCAM00451M_.jpgHorizon and Sky at Gale - Sol 60 (Absolute Natural Colors; credits for the additional process. and color.: Dr Paolo C. Fienga/Lunar Explorer Italia/Italian Planetary Foundation) 102 visiteFrame taken at 11:34:19 Mars Local Solar TimeMareKromium10/09/12 at 15:53paolocf1963: Quoto Big "G".
E mi ripeto (per l...
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SOL0060-NRA_402815986EDR_F0050104NCAM00451M_.jpgHorizon and Sky at Gale - Sol 60 (Absolute Natural Colors; credits for the additional process. and color.: Dr Paolo C. Fienga/Lunar Explorer Italia/Italian Planetary Foundation) 102 visiteFrame taken at 11:34:19 Mars Local Solar TimeMareKromium10/09/12 at 15:11Gianluigi: Mah Ufologo? devi per? considerare qualche ?partic...
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SOL0060-NRA_402815986EDR_F0050104NCAM00451M_.jpgHorizon and Sky at Gale - Sol 60 (Absolute Natural Colors; credits for the additional process. and color.: Dr Paolo C. Fienga/Lunar Explorer Italia/Italian Planetary Foundation) 102 visiteFrame taken at 11:34:19 Mars Local Solar TimeMareKromium10/09/12 at 15:09Ufologo: Altrimenti non sarebbero stati a "guardare&qu...
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SOL0060-NRA_402815986EDR_F0050104NCAM00451M_.jpgHorizon and Sky at Gale - Sol 60 (Absolute Natural Colors; credits for the additional process. and color.: Dr Paolo C. Fienga/Lunar Explorer Italia/Italian Planetary Foundation) 102 visiteFrame taken at 11:34:19 Mars Local Solar TimeMareKromium10/09/12 at 13:41Anakin: Qualcosa videro sicuramente sulla Luna che non era...
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SOL0060-NRA_402815986EDR_F0050104NCAM00451M_.jpgHorizon and Sky at Gale - Sol 60 (Absolute Natural Colors; credits for the additional process. and color.: Dr Paolo C. Fienga/Lunar Explorer Italia/Italian Planetary Foundation) 102 visiteFrame taken at 11:34:19 Mars Local Solar TimeMareKromium10/09/12 at 12:27Ufologo: Ogni tanto mi piace ... graffiare:
Don Phillips...
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SOL0059-NLA_402729734EDR_D0050000NCAM00501M_-PCF-LXTT-00.jpgHorizon and Sky at Gale - Sol 59 (Absolute Natural Colors; credits for the additional process. and color.: Dr Paolo C. Fienga/Lunar Explorer Italia/Italian Planetary Foundation) 101 visiteFrame taken at 12:15:15 Mars Local Solar TimeMareKromium10/08/12 at 21:10Ivana Tognoloni: Mi associo anche io, i rovers precedenti erano tut...
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