File:Burns cliff.jpg
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Burns Cliff inside of Endurance Crater
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The image is based on an approximate true-color mosaic based on multiple frames taken through color filters. The color is approximate because the red filter is actually an infrared filter, which is used more often than a true red filter by the rovers for its scientific value. The rovers do have a red filter, but due to the limits of data transmission from Mars, it is often not used. Some suggest that the actual sky color would have a bit more orange in it if a true red filter was used.
Opportunity had a bit of difficulty reaching this spot due to the slope. Its recorded wheel movement indicated a high degree of slippage.
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| current | 20:34, 8 January 2017 | | 3,700 × 2,381 (3.75 MB) | 127.0.0.1 (talk) | <b>Burns Cliff inside of Endurance Crater</b> <p>This image was downloaded off of NASA's website and has the same permissions as other images on this wiki topic (<a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Opportunity_rover" class="extiw" title="en:Opportunity rover">en:Opportunity rover</a>). This image has been cropped and has had missing sky pixels filled in. </p> <p>The image is based on an approximate true-color mosaic based on multiple frames taken through color filters. The color is approximate because the red filter is actually an infrared filter, which is used more often than a true red filter by the rovers for its scientific value. The rovers do have a red filter, but due to the limits of data transmission from Mars, it is often not used. Some suggest that the actual sky color would have a bit more orange in it if a true red filter was used. </p> Opportunity had a bit of difficulty reaching this spot due to the slope. Its recorded wheel movement indicated a high degree of slippage. |
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