Sol 270, Mars Hand Lens Imager
Left Navcam, Sol 268 — Shadows and shading sway as Curiosity views its own soil sample tray.
Navcam, Sol 262
Mars Curiosity Rover Right Front Hazcam, Sols 235 and 262. We’re flipping between the rover’s last photo taken before conjunction and the first photo taken after conjunction, chronicling the gap in time while Mars was blocked from our sight by its orbit behind the sun.
In those 27 Martian days, nothing has changed and nothing has moved but the shadows.
ChemCam, Sol 234 — fresh laser holes and shifting dust in this ChemCam sequence taken 16 minutes apart.
Mars Hand Lens Imager, Sol 231
Front Hazcam, Sol 230 — Curiosity turret working through the lengthening shadows of Martian twilight.
(Source: mars.jpl.nasa.gov)
Sol 229, Left Mastcam — Curiosity spins its turret once again.
Navcam L/R, Sol 229 (2013-03-29 12:29:55 UTC)
