Mars Global Surveyor - Other Pictures

Other Pictures

  • Surface of Mars taken by the Mars Global Surveyor and released on 16 October 2000.

  • Surface of Mars taken by the Mars Global Surveyor.

  • Surface of Mars taken by the Mars Global Surveyor.

  • Surface of Mars taken by the Mars Global Surveyor on 10 August 1999.

  • Surface of Mars taken by the Mars Global Surveyor on 10 August 1999.

  • The Mars Rover Spirit's landing site and tracks taken by Mars Global Surveyor.

  • The Mars Express spacecraft image taken by Mars Global Surveyor.

  • The Mars Odyssey spacecraft image taken by Mars Global Surveyor.

  • Group of gullies on north wall of crater that lies west of the crater Newton (41.3047 degrees south latitude, 192.89 east longitide). Image taken with Mars Global Surveyor.

  • Layers in an old crater in Arabia, as seen by Mars Global Surveyor (MGS)Mars Global Surveyor Layers may form from volcanoes, the wind, or by deposition under water. The craters on the left are pedestal craters.

  • Layers in the canyon wall in Coprates quadrangle, as seen by Mars Global Surveyor.

  • Banded or taffy-pull terrain in Hellas, as seen by Mars Global Surveyor. Origin is unknown at present.

  • Lava flow in Elysium. There are many lava flows in the Elysium quadrangle. In this one, the lava flowed toward the upper right. Image taken by Mars Global Surveyor.

  • Bright rays caused by impact throwing out a bright lower layer. Some bright layers contain hydrated minerals. Picture taken with Mars Global Surveyor. Location is Memnonia quadrangle.

  • Mars Global Surveyor orbiter's photograph of Opportunity Rover's landing site showing "hole in one."

  • Inverted Channels in Aeolis quadrangle. It is believed that stream channels became raised features after coarse materials were deposited and cemented.

  • Picture probably is of a delta that formed in a huge lake. The area is of great interest to geologists. Evidence of life may be found in this location.

  • Pavonis Mons, located on the equator in Tharsis quadrangle.

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