Full Size Images from Spirit

Spirit, Sol 79 13:52

This hazard-avoidance camera image was taken by NASA's Mars Exploration Rover Spirit on sol 79 after completing a two-location brushing on the rock dubbed "Mazatzal." A coating of fine, dust-like material was successfully removed from targets named "Illinois" (right) and "New York" (left), revealing clean rock underneath. In this image, Spirit's panoramic camera mast assembly, or camera head, can be seen shadowing Mazatzal's surface. The center of the two brushed spots are approximately 10 centimeters (3.9 inches) apart and were aggressively analyzed by the instruments on the robotic arm on sol 80. On sol 81, the rover drilled into the New York target to expose the original rock underneath.

Note: The raw images are under the pan camera with color filters. ???
3/24/2004

Spirit, Sol 80 14:16
3/25/2004

Spirit, Sol 81 10:30

This image was taken by NASA's Mars Exploration Rover Spirit on sol 79 after completing a two-location brushing on the rock dubbed "Mazatzal." A coating of fine, dust-like material was successfully removed from targets named "Illinois" (right) and "New York" (left), revealing clean rock underneath. The center of the two brushed spots are approximately 10 centimeters (3.9 inches) apart and were aggressively analyzed by the instruments on the robotic arm on sol 80. On sol 81, the rover drilled into the New York target to expose the original rock underneath.
3/26/2004

Spirit, Sol 82 10:32

I don't know why these holes turned out blue in these pictures. I don't think they really look that way, but that's the way the images combine. Maybe it's a filter or setting. This is the rock "Mazatzal."
3/27/2004

Spirit, Sol 85 11:29
3/30/2004

Spirit, Sol 86 12:32

The rock called "Mazatzal."
3/31/2004

Spirit, Sol 87 10:13

Mazatzal is one of an apparent class of "light-toned rocks," which may be common in the area where Spirit landed in Gusev. This rock appears to be a "ventifact," which means it may have been carved by the steady winds that scientists know come from the northwest into the top area of this crater rim.
4/1/2004

Spirit, Sol 89 10:08
4/3/2004

Spirit, Sol 89 10:40
4/3/2004

Spirit, Sol 89 10:47
4/3/2004

Spirit, Sol 90 11:15
4/4/2004

Spirit, Sol 91 13:06

This rock is called Route 66.
4/5/2004

Spirit, Sol 91 14:07

Columbia Hills
4/5/2004

Spirit, Sol 91 14:17

Columbia Hills
4/5/2004

Spirit, Sol 91 14:29

Columbia Hills
4/5/2004

Spirit, Sol 91 14:42

Columbia Hills
4/5/2004

Spirit, Sol 91 14:54
4/5/2004

Spirit, Sol 93 11:03
4/7/2004

Spirit, Sol 93 11:12
4/7/2004

Spirit, Sol 93 15:23
4/7/2004

Spirit, Sol 97 10:34
4/11/2004

Spirit, Sol 97 10:47
4/11/2004

Spirit, Sol 97 11:00
4/11/2004

Spirit, Sol 97 11:12
4/11/2004

Spirit, Sol 97 11:25
4/11/2004

Spirit, Sol 97 11:37
4/11/2004

Spirit, Sol 97 11:49
4/11/2004

Spirit, Sol 97 12:02
4/11/2004

Spirit, Sol 97 13:35
4/11/2004

Spirit, Sol 97 13:48
4/11/2004

Spirit, Sol 97 14:01
4/11/2004

Spirit, Sol 99 12:22

Either "Back Lot" or "Cameo"
4/13/2004

Spirit, Sol 99 12:46

Either "Back Lot" or "Cameo"
4/13/2004

Spirit, Sol 100 11:46
4/14/2004

Spirit, Sol 105 10:51
4/19/2004

Spirit, Sol 107 10:45

This is either "Gratteri Piazza," "Wallula Gap," or "Clark Fork."
4/21/2004

Spirit, Sol 107 10:53

This is either "Gratteri Piazza," "Wallula Gap," or "Clark Fork."
4/21/2004

Spirit, Sol 109 11:12
4/24/2004

Spirit, Sol 111 13:00
4/26/2004

Spirit, Sol 111 13:18
4/26/2004

Spirit, Sol 116 12:16

This is the 6 cm deep "Big Hole Trench." The rovers dig the trenches by spinning a single wheel. After digging the hole, Spirit used the microscopic imager, Mössbauer spectrometer and alpha particle X-ray spectrometer to gather data.
5/1/2004