Paul Hammond 51
Sol 906 ChemCam RMI target # 2
Two sets of remote micro images, one comprising of 9 separate images, the other only 8, all acquired on sol 906 of the same target, one set is slightly offset to the other. These images have been processed to provide extended depth of field images, each with a corresponding stereoscopic 3D anaglyph.
To view the stereoscopic anaglyphs you will need to wear glasses fitted with Red/Cyan lenses, with the red lens place over the left eye.
This target is atop a domed outcrop that may be erosion resistant, when compared with the surrounding bedrock (possibly the reason it was targeted with the laser)
According to the rovers mission plan for today's activities, there were two ChemCam targets, one called "Brazer" the other "Crazy Hollow", at this time I am not sure which this target is. Therefore, I will edit this entry if I can establish the correct name for the target.
Sol 906 ChemCam RMI target # 2
Two sets of remote micro images, one comprising of 9 separate images, the other only 8, all acquired on sol 906 of the same target, one set is slightly offset to the other. These images have been processed to provide extended depth of field images, each with a corresponding stereoscopic 3D anaglyph.
To view the stereoscopic anaglyphs you will need to wear glasses fitted with Red/Cyan lenses, with the red lens place over the left eye.
This target is atop a domed outcrop that may be erosion resistant, when compared with the surrounding bedrock (possibly the reason it was targeted with the laser)
According to the rovers mission plan for today's activities, there were two ChemCam targets, one called "Brazer" the other "Crazy Hollow", at this time I am not sure which this target is. Therefore, I will edit this entry if I can establish the correct name for the target.