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Martian 'Perseverance Valley' in Perspective (Vertical Exaggeration)
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Martian 'Perseverance Valley' in Perspective (Vertical Exaggeration)

NASA / JPL · 2018-02-15 · photograph (digital archive)

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The channel descending a Martian slope in this perspective view is "Perseverance Valley," which is the study area of NASA's Mars Exploration Rover Opportunity as the rover passes its 5,000th sol, or Martian day, of its mission on the surface of Mars. The view was produced by overlaying an image take from orbit onto a topographic model with five-fold vertical exaggeration to emphasize the shapes on the rim of a large crater that have been cut by the valley on the inboard slope of the rim.

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Credit lineMartian 'Perseverance Valley' in Perspective (Vertical Exaggeration). NASA/JPL, 2018-02-15. Public domain. ID: PIA22216.

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