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1326 - Traverse map. Looks perfectly placed to check the western edge of Pico Turquino
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Screen capture of the online mission map
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1326 - Another drive to the west - 'Pico Turquino' now filling this end-of-drive image
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post drive 4-tile L-NavCam. Now at site 62.0. Details and map for the drive/climb are not yet available, will share ASAP
Image credits: NASA/JPL-Caltech
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Data taken from JPL's JSON feeds.
The JSON details are updated by JPL shortly after each drive
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End-of-drive NavCam from site 61.4240. Map and drive details will follow once JL release the formal data. NASA/JPL-Caltech
EDIT: Corrected an error in the estimated elevation change
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1324: A 16-tile CacheCam mosaic - Looking at some out-of-focus pebbles on the ground (no sample tube)
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Credits: NASA/JPL-Caltech/ASU/MSSS
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And the full version:
The zoomed in version has better typesetting, since the full was made by editing the older versions. The next one will be better.
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... because the overhangs, and all the holes among these many boulders, would make me nervous if I was roving the slopes of this giant crater rim. We know that Percy is a very determined astro-droid, but there are too many places for tech scavengers to hide around here. Although I guess they would have to be pretty small jawas...
Link to full Mastcam-Z frame
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Pick a rock, any rock 😜
9-tile end-of-drive R-NavCam.
Site 61.2782
No details of the official distance yet, but it's just a few meters, I'll post the drive details and updated map asap
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Data is extracted from JPL's JSON files that are updated after each drive
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The drive on 1320 is highlighted with a yellow path.
The small white circles are waypoints
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The rover's tracks in this image show us its complex journey exploring this section of its climb out of the crater. This end-of-drive post-drive tiled NavCam was acquired after a drive on November 6, 2024 (Sol 1320) of ~29 meters / ~95 ft to the north, arriving on the oposite side of a small ridge the rover explored several sols ago. Credits: NASA/JPL-Caltech
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Next stop Pico Turquino?
Pico Turquino: Is the next science waypoint identified by the team. IIRC it is believed to contain fractured rocks that were once possibly altered by hot springs
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Raw data supplied by JPL after every drive on their JSON pages
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End-of-drive L-NavCam looking West towards Pico Turquino (image center)
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Data extracted from JPL's JSON pages. The data is updated by JPL shortly after each drive
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