After dozens of missions and billions of dollars, NASA scientists are havin? surprisingly hard time agreeing on what the Red Planet really looks like
From the December 2004 issue, published online December 3, 2004
Courtesy of NASA/JPL/Cornell University |
NASA’s Spirit rover captured this panorama of hills one to two miles east of its landing site. The ruddy surface and salmon-tinged skies resemble those seen in earlier images from the Mars Pathfinder rover. But are they real?
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