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You can train you eyes and increase your 3D viewing skills with this MastcamZ target onboard #Perseverance.

Those ring-like pads are actually Martian dust attracted there by magnets underneath the surface, so that the colored disks at their center remain dust-free.

Processed, cropped MCZ_RIGHT+LEFT+RIGHT, FL: 100mm
looking SW (225°) from RMC 87.3896
Sol 1819, LMST: 11:18:31
Original: https://mars.nasa.gov/mars2020-raw-images/pub/ods/surface/sol/01819/ids/edr/browse/zcam/ZL0_1819_0828416874_318ECM_N0873896ZCAM03021_100085J01.png

Credit: #NASA #JPL-Caltech #ASU/65dBnoise

#Perseverance #Mars2020 #Solarocks #Space

Apr 2 at 9:56pmWeb
Show threadPaul Hammond2d ago

@65dBnoise
I can usually make your stereo pairs work, but I have to mask the left image in these triplets.

Always enjoy the symbols and text they etch onto the sundials on the Mars rover's, but in my opinion the best was on the MER rovers:

"Two Worlds - One Sun"

🌎   🌞

Show thread65dBnoise2d ago

@PaulHammond51
Hm… Many people don't know which one works for them, so I thought that presenting the images side-by-side would make it easier to see.

I can see both; parallel viewing seems more natural but I cannot match large images with it, which I can do by cross-eying any pair that fits the screen.

NASA makes us nostalgic for the past, as if there weren't plenty of other reasons for that.

Show threadPaul Hammond2d ago

@65dBnoise

Not complaining, I can make them work for me :)