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Curiosity Rover vr space selfies on Mars within these Panorama 360s

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Curiosity Rover Mars sol 1463

This image was taken by Mast Camera (Mastcam) onboard NASA's Mars rover Curiosity on Sol 1463 (2016-09-17 03:30:02 UTC).

Curiosity Mars Exploration Space VR Panoramas

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The curiosity Mars Rover is made perfectly for Panorama360s with it's rotating head camera, it even fires frickin lazer beams from it, i aint kidding either it really does have a frickin lazer beam head that can burn from upto 32 feet away, it's head is actually called a mastcam, it has dual cameras in stereo actually making able to make pictures and video in 3d not only capable of making Panorama360s with an UHF antenna coming out of it's butt but also powered with a Plutonium power source close to it's arse. The neck of the head of the Curiosity robot is actually a miniature weather station, like the sails of any mast will let you know the condition of the weather, it'll even detect UV radiation and other unknown threats.
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Curiosity sol 1065 MAHLI self portrait

Curiosity's Mars Hand Lens Imager (MAHLI) on Aug. 5, 2015, during the 1,065th Martian day, or sol, of the rover's work on Mars

Curiosity Rover Report (August 5, 2015): Three Years on Mars

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When launching the rover robot they knew of one unavoidable threat, this was dust and dirt as they knew the rovers could only last so long as their solar panels would eventually be covered with dust and dirt blocking the charging from the solar panels and quickly "kill" all robots, the unknown threats actually worked to their advantage soon after it landed because they discovered small non threatening mini-tornados all around Mars they happen so frequently that it keeps the dust and dirt off the robots so the technicians were more than delighted by this hazard, blessing in disguise as a threat so because of this it's been able to prolong it's life more than anticipated, to the point the wheels have started to tear now due to overuse with holes and such forming in it's wheels for being driven for so long, when the teams of Nasas Rovers ever hit a problem they have a replica version of their robot back on Earth they can run tests on before they try it on Mars so they're aiming for soft sand locations as harder rough terrain will only degrade the wheels further, the rover is every engineer's nightmare but every engineers dream nightmare coordinating a robot on Mars from Earth

Coordinate map of the red planet with a beautiful artist interpretation of a blood moon eclipse, i can't find much information on this panorama from what i have to assume is an artists interpretation of that nightly eclipse.

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Curiosity captured this panorama with it's left Mastcam camera near Sol-1302 of it's mission in Gale Crater. When it took this, it was traversing the Naukluft plateau which is an ancient lakebed sediment deposit.

Features 81 exposures

Approaching ten-year anniversary of Curiosity's launch coming (November 26), the rover's team decided to capture the image as the robotic explorer ventured around the planet's Mount Sharp.

This panorama features 81 exposures taken by the Mars Hand Lens Imager (MAHLI) rover during Sol 3303 from Curiosity on Mars (November 20, 2021)

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Combines 83 exposures taken by the rover's Mars Hand Lens Imager (MAHLI) during the Sol 2082 of Curiosity's work on Mars (June 15, 2018)

A Martian dust storm has reduced sunlight and visibility at the rover's location in Gale Crater. A storm of tiny dust particles has engulfed much of Mars over the last two weeks and prompted NASA's Opportunity rover to suspend science operations.

Curiosity Rover Mars Panorama Curiosity sol 2082 15

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Instead of milking this section into a bunch of separate sections we figured it would give you Mars Rover fatigue so we thought it would be wiser to accumulate all our recent Mars Rover Panoramic images into one easy to manage thread so enjoy our collection Of Mars Rover Panorama360s

In front of 'Mont Mercou,' a rock outcrop that stands 20' (6m) tall, 11 shots were captured on March 16, the 3,060th sol of the mission. The 3,070th Martian day, or sol, of the mission.

Mars Panorama - SOL 3070 Curiosity Rover Mars, Full Resolution

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Composed of 123 images on December 19, 2018

Mars Panorama, Curiosity Rover SOL 2264 Images taken on Sol

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Curiosity Mastcam self-portrait, sol 2291

Sol 2291 (15 January 2019) at the "Rock Hall" drill site, located on Vera Rubin Ridge. The selfie is composed of 57 individual images.

This drill hole was strongly depleted in carbon 13, the surprising carbon isotopic signature reported by the team.

Curiosity Rover Mars Selfie Panorama Curiosity sol 2291

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Perseverance Rover

Curiosity joined by a new friend the Perseverance Rover, this is not the same rover this is a new rover that landed on February 18, 2021, you can see it came with an advanced drone you can see on the image.

Mars Panorama - Perseverance rover Martian solar day Sol 004