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100-SOL858-2P202552105EFFAS00P2669L4M1.jpgMartian Sunset (1) - Sol 85853 visiteElaborazione in colori naturali ottenuta usando il Programma JASC Paint Shop Pro 7. Da notare che l'interpretazione di cui al quadro n. 2 (ottenuta da un frame originale Spirit in b/w) è assolutamente identica alle (presunte) elaborazioni in colori naturali (o anche "approssimativamente veri") operate dalla NASA impiegando dei softwares talmente avanzati che noi non dovremmo essere neppure capaci di immaginarli.
Conclusione: e se l'Enigma dei "Colori di Marte" non fosse un Enigma?
E se le super-tecnologiche elaborazioni della NASA sui Colori di Marte non fossero altro che "giochi", ossìa delle interpretazioni speculative e di fantasia, nè più, nè meno affidabili delle nostre?
Pensiamoci sopra...MareKromiumMag 21, 2007
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101-SOL858-2P202552178EFFAS00P2669L6M1.jpgMartian Sunset (2) - Sol 85853 visitenessun commentoMareKromiumMag 21, 2007
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102-SOL858-2P202552136EFFAS00P2669L5M1.jpgMartian Sunset (3) - Sol 85853 visitenessun commentoMareKromiumMag 21, 2007
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099-PIA09090.jpgWinter Home...57 visiteCaption NASA:"This is a portion of an image called the "McMurdo Panorama", taken by the PanCam on NASA's Spirit Rover during its Winter Campaign of 2006. The view is looking toward the North at "Husband Hill", the dark-toned "El Dorado" dune field and the light-toned "Home Plate" feature. Husband Hill is approximately 850 mt (about 2800 feet) from the Rover's Winter Campaign Site. Wind-blown ripples are evident in the field in the foreground, along with vesicular basalt rock. Tracks made by Spirit as it left Home Plate are also visible. (...)".Dic 23, 2006
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091-SOL1029-2N217727122EDNAS20P1585L0M1-00.jpgInterpretations: yellow/orange-sky over the Hills61 visitenessun commentoMareKromiumNov 26, 2006
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092-SOL1029-2N217727122EDNAS20P1585L0M1-01.jpgInterpretations: blue-sky over the Hills56 visitenessun commentoMareKromiumNov 26, 2006
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093-SOL1029-2N217727159EDNAS20P1585L0M1-00.jpgSetting Sun... - Sol 102975 visitenessun commentoMareKromiumNov 26, 2006
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094-PolarSite.jpgSouth Polar Winter53 visiteUn'immagine "virtuale" NASA che avrebbe dovuto rappresentare un'area del Polo Sud di Marte la quale fosse idonea per un landing.
Ovviamente noi non abbiamo idea se la superficie di Marte nella sua Regione Sud-Polare sia simile a quanto ipotizzato dalla NASA in questo frame o no, ma una cosa è certa: il frame NASA è errato dal punto di vista della luminosità apparente del paesaggio il quale, sempre secondo i loro Scienziati, dovrebbe essere cupo e molto polveroso.
Noi siamo intervenuti solo sulla luminosità, abbattendola.MareKromiumNov 26, 2006
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090-OPP-SOL718.jpgDeimos and Phobos, in the dawn of Mars...56 visitenessun commentoOtt 27, 2006
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088-SOL932-McMurdo_L257F-A814R1_cbr2-02.jpgMc Murdo Panorama (3)66 visiteCaption NASA originale:"This fact attests to the repeatability of Wintertime Soles on Mars in the Southern Hemisphere.
This is the time of year when Mars is farthest from the Sun, so there is much less Dust Storm and Dust Devil activity than at other times of the year".Ott 26, 2006
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088-SOL932-McMurdo_L257F-A814R1_cbr2-01.jpgMc Murdo Panorama (2)65 visiteCaption NASA originale:"Spirit has stayed busy at Winter Haven during the past six months even without driving.
In addition to acquiring this spectacular panorama, the Rover Team has also acquired significant new assessments of the elemental chemistry and mineralogy of rocks and soil targets within reach of the rover's arm. The team plans soon to have Spirit drive to a very nearby spot on Low Ridge to access different rock and soil samples while maintaining a good solar panel tilt toward the Sun for the rest of the Martian Winter.
Despite the long span of time needed for acquiring this 360° view - a few images at a time every few Soles over a total of 119 Soles because the available power was so low -- the lighting and color remain remarkably uniform across the mosaic". Ott 26, 2006
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088-SOL932-McMurdo_L257F-A814R1_cbr2-00.jpgMc Murdo Panorama (1)78 visiteCaption NASA originale:"This beautiful scene reveals a tremendous amount of detail in Spirit's surroundings. Many dark, porous-textured volcanic rocks can be seen around the Rover, including many on Low Ridge. Two rocks to the right of center, brighter and smoother-looking in this image and more reflective in infrared observations by Spirit's Miniature Thermal Emission Spectrometer, are thought to be meteorites. On the right, "Husband Hill" on the horizon, the rippled El Dorado sand dune field near the base of that hill and lighter-toned Home Plate below the dunes provide context for Spirit's travels since mid-2005. Left of center, tracks and a trench dug by Spirit's right-front wheel, which no longer rotates, have exposed bright underlying material. This bright material is evidence of sulfur-rich salty minerals in the subsurface, which may provide clues about the watery past of this part of Gusev Crater".Ott 26, 2006
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