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Figure 2 - Mosaics covering approximately 290 degrees

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  • Two images stacked on top of each other. The first is a wide panoramic image of a martian landscape. It shows a slight hill with evident rocks. The second image is a detail shot of that landscape, it is a rocky field.
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    Fig. 2. Mosaics covering approximately 290 degrees around the north, east and south side of lander in Homestead hollow (top) and approximately 70 degrees around the west side of the lander (bottom) showing the nature of the surface around the InSight lander. Mosaics are from the IDC camera on the lander: D_LRGB_0014_RAS030100CYL_R__SCIPANQM1 (a) and IDC Mosaic D_LRGB_0119_RAD030100CYL_R__AUTOGENM3 (b).

  • Two images stacked on top of each other. The first is a wide panoramic image of a martian landscape. It shows a slight hill with evident rocks. The second image is a detail shot of that landscape, it is a rocky field.

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National Air and Space Museum 650 Jefferson Drive SW
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Steven F. Udvar-Hazy Center 14390 Air and Space Museum Parkway
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