http://200.18.67.61/wiki/api.php?action=feedcontributions&feedformat=atom&user=BrittanWaits683SimDeCS - Contribuições do usuário [pt-br]2026-06-17T16:07:19ZContribuições do usuárioMediaWiki 1.18.0http://200.18.67.61/wiki/index.php/Usu%C3%A1rio:BrittanWaits683Usuário:BrittanWaits6832013-05-19T13:52:23Z<p>BrittanWaits683: Criou página com 'Three spectacular new panoramas give an eye-popping look at NASA's Mars rover Curiosity hard at work on the Red Planet. Each photo is a mosaic stitched together using more th...'</p>
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<div>Three spectacular new panoramas give an eye-popping look at NASA's Mars rover Curiosity hard at work on the Red Planet.<br />
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Each photo is a mosaic stitched together using more than 20 raw images taken by the Curiosity rover itself, said New Jersey-based scientist and journalist Ken Kremer, who created the panoramas along with his imaging partner Marco Di Lorenzo.<br />
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The mosaics "show the context for each spot where the rover is toiling away — compared to individual frames that just give a rather narrow view and incomplete experience," Kremer told SPACE.com in an email. "The wide view lets you experience Mars as if you were standing on the Red Planet's surface — and from the human perspective." [Mars Rover Curiosity's Latest Photos]<br />
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One of the mosaics shows Curiosity with its huge robotic arm deployed, studying a rocky outcrop called "John Klein" on Jan. 25-26, 2013. About two weeks later, the rover drilled 2.5 inches into a section of John Klein, collecting the first-ever samples from the interior of a Martian rock.<br />
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Read more: http://www.foxnews.com/science/2013/05/06/stunning-mars-panoramas-curiosity-rover/#ixzz2TkLAxqdF</div>BrittanWaits683http://200.18.67.61/wiki/index.php/BrittanWaits683BrittanWaits6832013-05-19T13:52:16Z<p>BrittanWaits683: Criou página com 'Three spectacular new panoramas give an eye-popping look at NASA's Mars rover Curiosity hard at work on the Red Planet. Each photo is a mosaic stitched together using more th...'</p>
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<div>Three spectacular new panoramas give an eye-popping look at NASA's Mars rover Curiosity hard at work on the Red Planet.<br />
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Each photo is a mosaic stitched together using more than 20 raw images taken by the Curiosity rover itself, said New Jersey-based scientist and journalist Ken Kremer, who created the panoramas along with his imaging partner Marco Di Lorenzo.<br />
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The mosaics "show the context for each spot where the rover is toiling away — compared to individual frames that just give a rather narrow view and incomplete experience," Kremer told SPACE.com in an email. "The wide view lets you experience Mars as if you were standing on the Red Planet's surface — and from the human perspective." [Mars Rover Curiosity's Latest Photos]<br />
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One of the mosaics shows Curiosity with its huge robotic arm deployed, studying a rocky outcrop called "John Klein" on Jan. 25-26, 2013. About two weeks later, the rover drilled 2.5 inches into a section of John Klein, collecting the first-ever samples from the interior of a Martian rock.<br />
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Read more: http://www.foxnews.com/science/2013/05/06/stunning-mars-panoramas-curiosity-rover/#ixzz2TkLAxqdF</div>BrittanWaits683