"Canyonlands" Valles Marineris (wmv)
23 January 2004
This picture was taken by the High Resolution Stereo Camera (HRSC) onboard ESAs Mars Express orbiter, in colour and 3D, in orbit 18 on 14 January 2004 from a height of 275 km. The location is south of Valles Marineris at 15° South and 323° East. The resolution is 12 m per pixel, the area is 50 km across and shows a tectonically controlled karst-like structure in a vertical view. North is at top.
23 January 2004
This picture was taken by the High Resolution Camera (HRSC) aboard ESA's Mars Express, in colour and 3D, during orbit 18 on 14 January 2004 from a height of 275 km. The location is in Valles Marineris at 5° North and 323° East. The area is 50 km across, at a resolution of 12 m per pixel, and shows mesas and cliffs as well as flow features which indicate erosion by the action of flowing water. The landscape is seen in a vertical view, with north at the bottom.
23 January 2004
This picture was taken by the High Resolution Stereo Camera (HRSC) onboard ESA's Mars Express orbiter, in colour and 3D, in orbit 18 on 14 January 2004. It shows a vertical view of a mesa in the true colours of Mars. The summit plateau stands about 3 km above the surrounding terrain. The original surface was dissected by erosion, only isolated mesas remained intact. The large crater has a diameter of 7.6 km
23 January 2004
This picture was taken by the High Resolution Stereo Camera (HRSC) onboard ESA's Mars Express orbiter, in colour and 3D, in orbit 18 on 15 January 2004 from a height of 273 km. The location is east of the Hellas basin at 41° South and 101° East. The area is 100 km across, with a resolution of 12 m per pixel, and shows a channel (Reull Vallis) once formed by flowing water. The landscape is seen in a vertical view, North is at the top.
23 January 2004
This picture was taken by the High Resolution Stereo Camera (HRSC) onboard ESA's Mars Express orbiter, in colour and 3D, in orbit 32 on 19 January 2004. It shows a three-dimensional oblique view of the summit caldera of Albor Tholus, a volcano in the Elysium region. The caldera has a diameter of 30 km and a depth of 3 km. The volcano as a whole has a diameter of 160 km and a height of 4.5 km. This is geologically interesting, since the depth of the caldera approaches the height of the volcano, which is unusual on Earth. On the far left rim of the caldera, a bright 'dust fall' seems to flow from the surrounding plateau into the caldera.
en echt super dat de Spirit het weer doet
nu nog hopen dat de oppertunitie ook veilig land
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Op vrijdag 23 januari 2004 18:56 schreef -CRASH- het volgende:
JAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA NASA heeft weer contact met SPIRIT
http://frontpage.fok.nl/news.fok?id=37543
gaaf heCRASH, maak alvast even een deeltje 3 aan, hier kunnen nog maar 3 reacties, en met de landing van zondag hebben we wel wat ruimte nodig 
