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Originally posted by ArMaP
I downloaded one of the TIFF files (the one corresponding to that area, file AS16-P-4095_0006.tif) and the cable/hair/fibre is not there.
Originally posted by arianna
reply to post by ArMaP
Could it possibly be that the anomalous object was removed by air brushing from the large-scale version as it is plainly visible in the image shown above?
Originally posted by DarkNite
reply to post by Bilk22
I have to say though curiosity images are way more interesting. Ten fold
Originally posted by arianna
Originally posted by DarkNite
reply to post by Bilk22
I have to say though curiosity images are way more interesting. Ten fold
Ten fold! You have to be joking.
They are no clearer than the PanCam and NavCam images returned by Opportunity and Spirit. In fact, I have some very clear monchrome and composite colour views from the MER captures. The Curiosity mastcam images should be better but we have to make allowances for the use of a 2 Megapixel camera and the probable reason for using such a low resolution version is that the camera has a proven track record. It would also appear that NASA, JPL and MSSS are confident the cameras will keep working and not let the mission down.
Originally posted by DarkNite
reply to post by arianna
Well any mars photos interest me more than moon photos. But they are all amazing. Wouldn't you agree?
Originally posted by arianna
Could it possibly be that the anomalous object was removed by air brushing from the large-scale version as it is plainly visible in the image shown above?