JA Lens

This 360-degree view from a position beside the crater informally named "Bonneville" was assembled from frames taken by the panoramic camera on NASA's Mars Exploration Rover Spirit. Half of this panorama was first released on March 15, 2004. The entire mosaic, recently completed, reveals not only the crater rim and interior, but Spirit's tracks and a glimpse at part of the rover. The images were acquired on sol 68, March 12, 2004, just one day after Spirit reached this location. The image is a false-color composite made from frames taken with the camera's L2 (750 nanometer), L5 (530 nanometer) and L6 (480 nanometer) filters.

Panoramas, Illustrations and Press Release Images

on: 11 January 2015

Here are the NASA's original panoramas, illustrations and Press Release Images directly from the source. Most of these were released as press releases and when available we have provided links to the highest resolution versions possible.

NASA Needs You!

Have you seen the latest posters from NASA? Very cool, I think!

Mars Posters

A Note About Color(s)

You may have noticed that many of the images on KilroyOnMars.com show colors not normally associated with Mars. It may seem that no two pictures of the Martian surface have exactly the same color balance. This can be said whether you are looking at images here or elsewhere on the web including NASA's own sites. Widely seen images…

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