Panorama of Mars’ Mount Sharp From NASA’s Curiosity Rover
NASA has unveiled new images from the Curiosity Rover of Mars’ massive Mount Sharp. The images were taken on September 20th, 2012 with Curiosity’s 100-millimeter-focal-length telephoto lens camera, and were stitched together to create the impressive panoramas. NASA has released two versions of the Mount Sharp panorama, one white-balanced to resemble Earth-like lighting, and another unedited version.
via The Verge
images via NASA
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