Engineer, data wrangler, and martian photographer at NASA-JPL. Travels to Jupiter every 53.5 days. USMC vet. Opinions are mine.
@kevinmgill
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People seemed to like the Europa/Io/Titan gifs, so as an experiment I went and made a short video of them. The Voyage of the Moons.
Image data via
@CassiniSaturn
The Sun being eclipsed by Mars' moon Phobos, captured by
@MarsCuriosity
's MastCam on April 4 2020 (Sol 2723). Adjusted for true time rate (39 seconds start to finish).
Wow, finally have some raw data from
@NASAPersevere
hazcams. In shockingly good quality!
Just goofing with the data here, eyeballing the lens distortion correction...
A pan across Jezero Crater using a wide panoramic view taken by
@NASAPersevere
Mastcam-Z on Sol 96.
Rendered sorta slow. Take your time will all that detail!
Hey,
@elonmusk
, as the artist who created the Mars canvases by your office, I urge you to please sit and read this and know what you've created and how it's hurting good people. Please.
Solitude. Enceladus showing off it's south polar plumes and the diffuse E-Ring of it's own making. Processed using false color IR+UV data taken by Cassini in May 2006.
So, Adobe added a Sky Replacement function to Photoshop. So, to abuse this new power, here's Gale Crater (on Mars) as a lake and with nice puffy clouds overhead.
This is Earth as seen by Apollo 16.
Note you can't see borders. You can't see walls. It is one place. One people. One world.
We need to treat it as such.
Take care of it and each other.