HIRISE online image strip viewer

[kodemunkey]

http://marsoweb.nas.nasa.gov/HiRISE/hirise_images/

Needs to be a mars zoo as well.

[Geoff]

Thanks for posting this, works much better than ACT-REACT (for me anyway).

[kodemunkey]

Really? It's laggier than a laggy thing in the middle of laggy season for me.

[jules]

And me...

[Geoff]

Just tried this again and no delay for me!

Interesting marks inside this crater (see attachment):

In Elysium Mons area.

[jules]

It's the "a" from a giant Martian keyboard.

And Mars' preferred platform is clearly a Mac!

[kodemunkey]

You'd think for an organisation like Nasa that they would optimise the image viewer better. Maybe we could use this thread to post our finds?

[jules]

Go ahead - though it doesn't play nice for me.

[Geoff]

Looks almost like a wall painting!

Olympus Mons Aureole


ESP_014262_2015     (Center Lat, Lon °E: 21.19, 221.00) [NASA - HiRise]

[Geoff]

A crater from Mars - near Alba Patera Volcano.



PSP_001510_2195     (Center Lat, Lon °E: 39.33, 251.54) [NASA - HiRise]

[Geoff]

A channel on the southern flanks of Ascraeus Mons.


PSP_003686_1865 (Center Lat, Lon °E: 6.58, 254.47) [NASA - HiRise]

[jules]

They are definitely not lunar in appearance!

[kodemunkey]

Have a look for sinkholes, i've seen a few mentioned in news reports from nasa.

[Geoff]

These features are called "spiders":


ESP_014282_0930     (Center Lat, Lon °E: -87.02, 86.60) [NASA - HiRise]

[Geoff]

I liked this one - you can see the lava flow passing around the crater.

Flood Lavas Passing through a Narrow Pass in Western Elysium Planitia.


PSP_003532_1845 (Center Lat, Lon °E: 4.52, 139.75) [NASA - HiRise]