To: AppauledAtAppeasementConservat
"I am a space science and exploration junkie."
Ditto, I can't wait until MER B Lands on the 24th. MER A will be well underway and there will be so many new pictures of Mars I will be like a kid in a candy shop.
46 posted on
01/08/2004 11:21:01 PM PST by
Orion78
(Who died and made you thread monitor?)
To: Orion78
"Ditto, I can't wait until MER B Lands on the 24th. MER A will be well underway and there will be so many new pictures of Mars I will be like a kid in a candy shop."
Opportunity's site is a hematite formation supposedly so it will be interesting to see the rocks there. Hematite is considered a water process mineral formation. I can't wait to see what the rock closeups at this site will look like.
Remember the first color pancam image from jan 5? There is a neat rock you should look at in that image. I'll try cut it and to post it here in a little while but it looks like a it was cleaved into similar. I'm no geologist but I can only speculate that liquid water freezing could have split the rock like that. Of course it could also be an image anomoly where they pasted the pics together but I can't tell by looking at it.
To: Orion78
A burrow hole for a Martian rock weasel?
158 posted on
01/13/2004 5:52:58 PM PST by
okie01
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