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Curiosity Rover Image Updates

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    Karl Sanford
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    I know some people here were a bit disappointed with the quality of the initial images sent back to Earth from the Curiosity Rover. So I wanted to offer some links to updated images. So far, this one is my favorite: http://photojournal.jpl.nasa.gov/catalog/PIA16029[^] They are also currently getting the high res landing video transmitted and processed, here is a sneak peak of the first frame to see what kind of resolution you can expect when its done: http://photojournal.jpl.nasa.gov/catalog/PIA16021[^]

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      I know some people here were a bit disappointed with the quality of the initial images sent back to Earth from the Curiosity Rover. So I wanted to offer some links to updated images. So far, this one is my favorite: http://photojournal.jpl.nasa.gov/catalog/PIA16029[^] They are also currently getting the high res landing video transmitted and processed, here is a sneak peak of the first frame to see what kind of resolution you can expect when its done: http://photojournal.jpl.nasa.gov/catalog/PIA16021[^]

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      Kenneth Haugland
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      HAvent they produced 3D images also? I though Id seen some of those in a new article somewhere...

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        I know some people here were a bit disappointed with the quality of the initial images sent back to Earth from the Curiosity Rover. So I wanted to offer some links to updated images. So far, this one is my favorite: http://photojournal.jpl.nasa.gov/catalog/PIA16029[^] They are also currently getting the high res landing video transmitted and processed, here is a sneak peak of the first frame to see what kind of resolution you can expect when its done: http://photojournal.jpl.nasa.gov/catalog/PIA16021[^]

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        Yeah, Mars. One big beach, but no ocean.

        At least artificial intelligence already is superior to natural stupidity

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          HAvent they produced 3D images also? I though Id seen some of those in a new article somewhere...

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          Karl Sanford
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          I think that is in reference to the haz-cams, or hazard avoidance cameras. These are mounted all around the rover, looking at the near surface. These will be used to create stereo-optic analyses to determine the true terrain they will encounter while moving the rover and it's arm. While this will create a '3D' image for the purpose of analysis and avoidance, I don't know if they are going to be putting the 3D images into a format for people to view. That would be awesome though.

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            I think that is in reference to the haz-cams, or hazard avoidance cameras. These are mounted all around the rover, looking at the near surface. These will be used to create stereo-optic analyses to determine the true terrain they will encounter while moving the rover and it's arm. While this will create a '3D' image for the purpose of analysis and avoidance, I don't know if they are going to be putting the 3D images into a format for people to view. That would be awesome though.

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            Kenneth Haugland
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            Scroll by the usual pictures and you'll see a 3D picture in red and green. http://www.side3.no/article3448315.ece[^]

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              Scroll by the usual pictures and you'll see a 3D picture in red and green. http://www.side3.no/article3448315.ece[^]

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              Karl Sanford
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              :thumbsup: Now I just need to hunt down some 3D glasses :cool:

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                :thumbsup: Now I just need to hunt down some 3D glasses :cool:

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                Kenneth Haugland
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                Ahh found it on the Nasa site: http://marsrover.nasa.gov/gallery/3d/[^]

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                  Yeah, Mars. One big beach, but no ocean.

                  At least artificial intelligence already is superior to natural stupidity

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                  only until we find the machine that Arnold will place his hand on the "activate" button ;)

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                    Yeah, Mars. One big beach, but no ocean.

                    At least artificial intelligence already is superior to natural stupidity

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                    somebody get a hair dryer... we can fix this: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Polar_ice_cap#Mars[^]

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