| Ultimi arrivi - Mariner, Viking & MGS's Maps & Mars in the '70s |
N-Mariner4-65.jpgThrough tha sand and dust: craters55 visitenessun commentoNov 08, 2006
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N-Mariner4-66.jpgGlobal Sand&Dust-storm from Mariner 4 (possible thick clouds)55 visitenessun commentoNov 08, 2006
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N-Mariner4-67.jpgGlobal Sand&Dust-storm from Mariner 454 visitenessun commentoNov 08, 2006
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N-Mariner4-68.jpgGlobal Sand&Dust-storm from Mariner 4 (natural colors)54 visitenessun commentoNov 08, 2006
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N-Mariner4-69.jpgGlobal Sand&Dust-storm from Mariner 455 visitenessun commentoNov 08, 2006
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ZD-E-Viking1-p7273b~0.jpgThe South-western horizon of Viking 1 (3)87 visiteCaption NASA originale:"This same crater has also been identified in Orbiter photographs and then used to locate the Lander position. Also visible beyond the crater rim is a ridge 8 to 10 Km distant".
Set 16, 2006
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ZD-E-Viking1-p4041b.jpgThe South-western horizon of Viking 1 (2)97 visiteCaption NASA originale:"Almost certainly this is the upraised rim of an impact crater, about 500 mt in diameter and 2,5 Km distant. Part of the far side of the central cavity can be discerned toward the left, particularly in picture n. (3)".Set 16, 2006
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ZD-E-Viking1-p4041a.jpgThe South-western horizon of Viking 1 (1)84 visiteCaption NASA originale:"These are three views looking toward the South-West horizon at different times of day: early morning (1), early afternoon (2) and late afternoon (3). Different lighting accentuates different detail in both nearfield and farfield. Of special significance is the symmetrical skyline ridge revealed in all 3 pictures". Set 16, 2006
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ZE-I-Viking2-p141b.jpgFrom the "Viking Archive" - Viking 2: Sunrise (2)67 visitenessun commentoSet 15, 2006
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ZE-I-Viking1-p140a.jpgColor snap-shots from Viking 1 (11)75 visitenessun commentoSet 03, 2006
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ZE-I-Viking1-p139.jpgColor snap-shots from Viking 1 (10)86 visite"...Figure (10) can best be assigned to the "Special Effects" Category. It illustrates one of the many ways in which black and white images can be combined and printed in color to yield unusual patterns. In this instance an early morning image is assigned the color yellow and a picture taken in the afternoon is assigned the color blue. Although colors produced in this way are completely false, important details in the scene are sometimes favorably accentuated..."Set 03, 2006
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ZE-I-Viking1-p138b.jpgColor snap-shots from Viking 1 (9)76 visitenessun commentoSet 03, 2006
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