
NASA shares incredible pictures of Mars captured by Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter to celebrate its 15th anniversary
FirstpostThe orbiter has managed to capture the multiple spacecrafts - Spirit, Opportunity as well as the Curiosity rover - trekking and exploring Mars. On 12 August 2005, NASA launched its Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter from Cape Canaveral, Florida. There are three cameras aboard the orbiter: The Mars Color Imager, which is tasked with the duty of capturing a global view daily; The Context Camera, which provides 30-kilometer-wide black and white terrain shots; The High-Resolution Imaging Science Experiment, which is responsible for capturing “tightly focused images”. Our Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter launched 15 years ago today to study the Red Planet’s atmosphere, weather, subsurface water, and more. But the mission might best be known for the images sent by its @HiRISE camera: https://t.co/Z7pOAes4tA pic.twitter.com/i1UdmO9FY2 — NASA August 12, 2020 The orbiter has managed to capture the multiple spacecrafts - Spirit, Opportunity as well as the Curiosity rover - trekking and exploring Mars.
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