MARS: CURIOSITY u krateru GALE Vol II.

Sad još selfie, pa se kreće dalje...

Moj plan (lako moguć) buduće rute...inače nazad pa  okolo. 

sol 1944

Izgleda da su me "poslušali".

cca 18,5 m prema dolje..točna lokacija još nije fiksirana.

Malo sam zbunjen...službeno je, ali svejedno.

Recimo da možda i nisam u pravu.

Curiosity Rover Mission Update Sol 1945-46: Heading Back to the Main Road, by mission scientist Scott Guzewich, 24th January 2018 

Curiosity Rover Mission Update Sol 1945-46
Heading Back to the Main Road
By Scott Guzewich, 24th January 2018
Curiosity diverted from our primary "Mount Sharp Ascent Route" a couple weeks ago as we continued to investigate the outcrops of bluish-toned rock that are scattered around this region of the Vera Rubin Ridge. Our most recent drive put us near the edge of the Vera Rubin Ridge, overlooking the "clay unit" (the upper portion of this image) that Curiosity will eventually reach, but not yet! We still have work to do in the hematite-rich Vera Rubin Ridge and so we must return to our original path eastward along the ridge and will begin that with a drive on the second sol of today's plan.
But before we depart, Curiosity will finish investigating the science goal of this location: studying a transition in rock tones between more gray-blue tones and those familiar martian orange-reds. This involves contact science on one of the redder-toned rocks, "Loch Gairloch", with APXS and MAHLI and then a series of ChemCam LIBS rasters on a suite of both bluish and reddish rocks in the rover's workspace ("Callander", "Moidart", and "Kirkcolm") and some Mastcam images of those nearby targets as well as some more distant features ("Eriskay", "Glen Tilt", and "Broadford") along our future drive path.
Scott is a member of the Mars Science Laboratory Curiosity rover team, and an Atmospheric Scientist at NASA/GSFC (Greenbelt)
These blog updates are provided by self-selected Mars Science Laboratory mission team members who love to share what Curiosity is doing with the public.
Dates of planned rover activities described in these reports are subject to change due to a variety of factors related to the Martian environment, communication relays and rover status.

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Ipak se ide okolo...

Što vidimo sa sadašnje pozicije i shematski prikaz budućih karakterističnih
lokacija (cca-veoma grubo, po sjećanju ).
Po mojoj gruboj procjeni do lokacije "1"će trebati ne manje od 18 mjeseci.

sol 1946    ...46 m, smjer NE

sol 1949... nemam još točne lokacije. 
U svakom slučaju radi se o izlasku na rub. 
Ovo je pogled unatrag i  na zaapdni rub kratera.

...možda i nešto lijevo, nisam siguran

Boje su onakve kao što bi ih vidjeli na zemlji.
Ovaj put nisu približne već gzaktne...koliko je to uopće moguće.




Curiosity at Martian Scenic Overlook

NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory

sol 1949  ...točna lokacija!

sol 1950 ....postdrive foto