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Wow...
so very cool.Quote:
"After 14 months of climbing, the Mars rover Spirit has reached the summit of Husband Hill, 269 feet above the edge of the Martian plain. The panoramic view from the top is spectacular. According to lead scientist Steve Squyres, 'What field geologists typically do - and Spirit is a robotic field geologist - is you climb to the top of the nearest hill and take a look around so you get the lay of the land and figure out where you want to go.'"
Dude, that's like... Utah, or Arizona or something. You can tell its fake by the UPC tag on that rock on the lower left there...
Yeah man, that stuff is awesome. No matter how impractical some may consider interplanetary exploration, there's one giant cool factor attached to this stuff.
Saw the pics on the news here... cool... but it can't be all that hard to send some video down to earth, could it? :)
That's amazing... How long were those little robots supposed to last? 3 months or something? And they have remained operational for a year and a half or so? That's pretty remarkable.
I made a scene just like that in terragen and I enhanced it with adobe photoshop
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Originally Posted by sk8Krog
you liar, just admit you went to mars and then faked it in terragen ;)
No way. I mastered the program and now I can make digital photos more complex than that. Now I just have to master photoshop and flash.
Geeze you guys are such noob haters
"Mars rover Spirit has filmed a lot of videos of mars. Unfortunately they haven't been sent to the NASA, for fear of a RIAA lawsuit for illegal sharing of files..."Quote:
Originally Posted by Markp.com
No doubt, where else can you get such awesome desktop wallpaper. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by annexion
Coolinky gerbick :thumbsup:
Jenny would be so proud of you.Quote:
Originally Posted by sk8Krog
Audacity.
you guys really suck, you know that, right?
insane shot... it's real right??
how long tell there are men on the moon and then to mars?
http://marsrovers.jpl.nasa.gov/galle...20050819a.html hey look at this it is some video(ish) of mars
Audacity indeed.