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First 360-Degree Panorama From NASA's Curiosity Mars Rover
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First 360-Degree Panorama From NASA's Curiosity Mars Rover

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Curiosity's latest images are available at: Click
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These are beautiful.
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I created another topic that, after being noted this topic already existed, I assumed was the same. I didn't read the link here until now, and as far as I can see, it's a set of still photos. (If there is more than I am missing, please point it out to me.)

This is a 3D interactive panorama. Zoom in and out with the scroll wheel on your mouse or by holding Shift and Control respectively.

One thing that I have noted about dozens of spherical shots -- not just this one -- is that you can look at the ground and it looks like the camera must be hanging in midair even though it is on a stand. The mounted camera can be seen in the shadow.


(The website has a bunch more very cool looking 3D panoramas... many which zoom great distances letting you read writing on plagues, for instance, when zoomed out you didn't even know a plaque was there.)
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The interactive 3D panorama has been updated with arrows leading to other locations on Mars. You can use the arrows on the maps to move from one to the next, but if you don't care to bother, here are all of the locations so far:


Mars Panorama - Curiosity rover

Mars Panorama - Curiosity rover: Martian solar day 2

Mars Panorama - Curiosity rover: Martian solar day 3

Spirit rover

Martian Landscape with Rover Deck


And just for the fun of it, they threw in an extra link: Check it out!



(You can change the type of view by right-clicking on panorama. I prefer Fisheye View.
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My cat lived on Mars
Curiosity killed it
Flattened on impact
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