Curiosity takes panoramic self-portrait on Mars

Image of 1

The panoramic selfie made up of 130 images captured by Curiosity's MAHLI and Mastcam (Image: NASA, JPL-Caltech, MSSS - Panorama by Andrew Bodrov)

Article Summary

We already know that NASA’s Mars Curiosity Rover isn’t averse to displaying a touch of vanity by snapping high-definition self-portraits using its Mars Hand Lens Imager (MAHLI). Curiosity’s latest selfie is even more impressive, combining 130 images taken in the first week of February to provide a 360-degree panorama of the Red Planet.

« Back to Curiosity takes panoramic self-portrait on Mars

Curiosity works the night shift
26th January, 2013
NASA confirms Curiosity's first drill sample collected
21st February, 2013
Curiosity collects first bedrock drill sample
10th February, 2013
NASA’s Mars rover Curiosity getting "brain transplant"
11th August, 2012
NASA announces new rover mission for Mars
4th December, 2012
Curiosity takes self-portrait, sniffs Martian air
4th November, 2012