NASA's InSight Lander Sends Back Stunning Image of the Martian Horizon
While those of us on Earth may have to wait some time to hear what InSight learns about its new home, it’s had a stunning introduction.
While those of us on Earth may have to wait some time to hear what InSight learns about its new home, it’s had a stunning introduction.
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The Dawn spacecraft has been hard at work, and over the last week it’s sent back some stunning images of our closest dwarf planet.
This time-lapse video is made up of a series of images captured by the Opportunity rover’s hazard-avoidance cameras between January 2004 and April 2015.
Microsoft have been building a software platform called OnSight that's designed to let scientists carry out their work through realistic holograms of the distant planet they're studying. Using HoloLens, of course.
So it can put a man on the moon, establish an orbiting zero-g science lab, and send multiple rovers to other planets. But can NASA carve a pumpkin? Yes, yes it can.
These are tiny glimpses into large worlds, and each is undoubtedly as rich and full of character as our own planet.
The flash memory is starting to fail, causing unprompted system reboots. NASA is hoping that the format will fix the problem.
