| Piú viste - Mars through the eyes of Soujourner-Pathfinder |
SOU-SOL002-80827_full.jpgBig Rock - Sol 1137 visiteOriginal caption:"This image of the Martian surface was taken by the Imager for Mars Pathfinder (IMP) before sunset on July 4 (Sol 1), the spacecraft's first day on Mars. The airbags have been partially retracted, and portions of the petal holding the undeployed rover Sojourner can be seen at lower left. The rock in the center of the image may be a future target for chemical analysis.
The soil in the foreground has been disturbed by the movement of the airbags as they retracted".
Nota: questa immagine, come le due che seguono, relativa al Sol 1 ma stata ricevuta sulla Terra durante il Sol 2.
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SOU-SOL005-81095_full.jpgYogi on Mars! - Sol 5135 visiteCaption originale:"In the foreground are the airbags, and to the left are more hypothesized evaportion deposits".
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SOU-SOL011-marspath_sunset4.jpgClouds in the Martian sunset (True Colors; credits: NASA/JPL)133 visiteUn bellissimo e "veritiero" (a quanto dicono alla NASA) tramonto Marziano a colori. Questa la caption originale all'immagine, ripresa dalla Sonda Pathfinder nel 1997: "You've had a hard day rolling past Martian rocks, so now just relax your APXS and enjoy the Martian Sunset. The above pictures taken by Mars Pathfinder highlight how clouds vary during the end of a Martian day. The Atmosphere on Mars is much thinner than on Earth and dominated by CO2 rather than Nitrogen. Clouds on Mars can be Water or Carbon Dioxide based, depending on conditions, whereas Earth's clouds are all water based. At night the temperature at Sagan Memorial Station will dip from about -15 degrees Celsius (+4 Fahrenheit) to -77 degrees Celsius (-107 Fahrenheit). Temperatures only this cold won't bother Sojourner".
Dati interessanti, senza dubbio. Voi che ne dite? I colori Vi sembrano veritieri?
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SOU-SOL002-80828_full.jpgDetails and Features of the Pathfinder - Sol 1133 visiteOriginal caption:"Several prominent features of Mars Pathfinder and surrounding terrain are seen in this image, taken by the Imager for Mars Pathfinder on July 4 (Sol 1), the spacecraft's first day on the Red Planet. Portions of a lander petal are at the lower part of the image. At the left, the mechanism for the high-gain antenna can be seen. The dark area along the right side of the image represents a portion of the low-gain antenna. The radiation calibration target is at the right. The calibration target is made up of a number of materials with well-characterized colors. The known colors of the calibration targets allow scientists to determine the true colors of the rocks and soils of Mars. Three bull's-eye rings provide a wide range of brightness for the camera, similar to a photographer's grayscale chart. In the middle of the bull's-eye is a 5-inch tall post that casts a shadow, which is distorted in this image due to its location with respect to the lander camera. A large rock is located at the near center of the image. Smaller rocks and areas of soil are strewn across the Martian terrain up to the horizon line".
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SOU-SOL006-backshell-01.jpgThe "Silver-Sphere", near Pathfinder... (extra detail mgnf) - Sol 6131 visiteAllora, che ne dite?
Questo oggetto lo stesso (da un punto di vista meccanico/costruttivo) che Spirit ha incontrato "sulla via di Bonneville" - e cio un "rottame spaziale", perso durante le operazioni di landing, oppure, in entrambi i casi, esso l'evidenza oggettiva di una Presenza Aliena nei pressi del Landing Site?
Oppure questo oggetto effettivamente la Backshell della Sonda Pathfinder, mentre la Silver Sphere incontrata da Spirit "qualcos'altro"?
Domande, domande, domande...
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SOU-SOL006-backshell-02.jpgThe "Silver-Sphere", near Pathfinder... (extra detail mgnf) - Sol 6131 visiteNessun commento ulteriore rispetto a quanto riportato sul frame.
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SOU-SOL001-1-Pathfinder-LandingSite-Viking1-01.jpgThe Pathfinder Landing Site, from Viking 1 (2)126 visiteMosaic of Viking Orbiter images illustrating the location of the Pathfinder Lander (approx. 19,17 North Lat. and 33,21 West Long in the USGS ref. frame) with respect to surface features. Prominent features on the horizon include North Knob, Southeast Knob, Far Knob, Twin Peaks and Big Crater. Two small craters visible in the Orbiter and Lander views (Little Crater and Rimshot Crater) lie on the NW outer flank of the rim of Big Crater. Since the Lander is on the SE-facing flank of a low ridge, very distant features to the South and East are in view, whereas relatively nearby features to the North are partially or completely obscured. Only the tip of North Knob, which appears larger in the Viking orbiter images than the Twin Peaks, projects above the Local Horizon, and a 300-m crater, 1.2 km to the North/East, is completely obscured".
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SOU-SOL007-81315_full.jpgTracks on the orange soil of Mars (true color picture) - Sol 7124 visiteOriginal caption:"A view from the Soujourner Rover's Rear Color Camera showing wheel tracks in the orange-red martian soil".
Nota: come fare a non dubitare dell'"onest intellettuale" della NASA e dell'ESA allorch abbiamo davanti delle immagini di Marte come questa - la quale sar sicuramente brutta, ma altrettanto sicuramente in "colori veri" - che, sebbene "vecchia" (ma MAI smentita!), risulta totalmente incongruente ed incomparabile con i nuovi ed extra-sofisticati frames in colori "quasi-veri" che arrivano da Spirit, Opportunity e Mars Express?
Se questa immagine - e tutte le altre che abbiamo visto e che vedremo - /sono "sbagliata/e", perch la NASA non lo ha scritto, da qualche parte? E se questa 'visione' di Marte, invece, vera, come fare a spiegarla ed a renderla congruente con quello che vediamo oggi nei frames in arrivo da Meridiani Planum e Gusaev Crater?
Sbagliavamo "ieri", sbagliamo "oggi", sono entrambe visioni erronee o qual' il problema?
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SOU-SOL039-3.jpgPre-dawn clouds (3) - Sol 39119 visiteCaption NASA originale:"This true color image shows the eastern sky, 30 degrees above the horizon at 05:13 MLT on Sol 39. The bright streaks are probably ice clouds which have formed during the night. In the true colour image, the clouds appear to be blue compared to the background. This is a real effect. Unlike the red dust, the clouds are almost invisible at infrared wavelengths.
The clouds are also moving. In order to create this image, the individual, single color, data frames have had to be shifted with respect to each other. The motion indicates that the clouds are moving from the north-east to the South-West".
ATTENZIONE: questa immagine non altro che il medesimo frame, da noi rubricato come "Pre-Dawn Clouds (1)", capovolto e con filtro/colore modificato, passando dal Rosso/Rosa/Arancio al Verde/Azzurro! Ebbene, grazie all'attenzione che poniamo nell'analisi dei frames, questa volta la NASA pu solo nascondersi: li abbiamo beccati! E, se ancora non foste convinti, andate a vedere il frame che segue il quale altro non se non la sovrapposizione dei frames (1) e (3). La NASA avr anche i mezzi, ma sta MENTENDO SPUDORATAMENTE DA (almeno) 40 ANNI! E sapete queal' la cosa che pi ci meraviglia? Ma come abbiamo fatto a non accorgerci prima di una simile mistificazione?
Che pena, cari Amici, che pena...
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SOU-SOL039-1~0.jpgPre-dawn clouds (1) - Sol 39119 visiteCaption NASA originale:"These are more wispy blue clouds from Sol 39 as seen by the Imager for Mars Pathfinder. The bright clouds near the bottom are about 10 above the horizon. The clouds are believed to be at an altitude of 10 to 15 Km and are thought to be made of small water ice particles. The picture was taken about 40 minutes before Sunrise".
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SOU-SOL004-81003_full.jpgEarly steps, early rolls, early pictures... - Sol 4117 visiteOriginal caption:"This is one of the first images taken by one of the three forward-facing rover cameras. It shows the partially deflated airbags and, in the upper right corner, the HGA - High Gain Antenna".
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SOU-SOL004-81006_full.jpgFlat Top - Sol 4117 visiteOriginal caption:"In this image is the rectangular rock dubbed "Flat Top" by Pathfinder scientists. The surface of this rock appears to be covered by dust".
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