1.8 billion pixels of panoramic photos of Mars, each stone is clearly visible!

Photo The 1.8-megapixel Mars Panorama NASA recently showed off the 1.8 billion-pixel landscape of the Martian surface captured by the Curiosity Mars rover.
the photo, taken from November 24 to December 1, 2019, consists of more than 1,000 images that, after months of processing, resultin in a 1.8 billion-pixel landscape of the Martian surface.
, Mars recently took the clearest-ever picture of the surface of Mars, reaching 1.8 billion pixels and 2.3GB of memory from the original.
picture: 1.8 billion pixel photo images that don't include the rover: A 650 million-pixel photo image of a Mars rover: Another angle photo.
(Panoramic Photo Slice 1) photos were taken from 24 November to 1 December 2019.
(Panoramic Photo Slice 2) The complete image was carefully synthesized by Curiosity's 1,000 photographs.
(Panoramic Photo Slice 3) Spent a total of 6.5 hours in four days to take this panoramic photo.
(Panoramic Photo Slice 4) To ensure the consistency of each photo's light, each shot is selected between noon and 2 p.m. of the day. the location of the
(Panoramic Photo Slice 5) photo, located on the side of Mount Sharp on Mars.
(Panoramic Photo Slice 6) Curiosity also used a medium focal length lens to take a 650-megapixel panoramic photo (the bottom of the first), which included part of curiosity's rover, with a flow station and robotic arm clearly visible.
(partial photo slice) zoomed-in panoramic photo, each stone is clearly visible.
NASA releases 1.8 billion-pixel Mars HD panorama: desolate! NASA has released a 1.8 billion-pixel high-definition panorama of the Martian surface captured by the Curiosity rover.
the photo consists of a group shot of terrain and a group of camera-taking marscar selfies. all photographs taken in the
Composite Panorama from 24 November to 1 December 2019 contain approximately 1,200 separate photos.
it is understood that the composite image consists of 1,200 images taken during the 2019 Thanksgiving holiday and carefully assembled over the following months to contain a 1.8 billion-pixel Martian landscape.
, on the camera, the Curiosity rover's mobile station relies on the mast camera, or mast camera, to produce a panoramic view using its telephoto lens.
also relied on the midilens to produce a low-resolution, nearly 650 million-pixel panorama, with the deck and robotic arm of the mobile station visible.
both panoramas show the magnificent, desolate views of Glen Toridon, which is also the area on the side of Mount Sharp, which Curiosity explored.
Although humans' understanding of Mars is not yet the tip of the iceberg, its exploration has never stopped.
back in November 2011, NASA successfully launched the Curiosity Mars rover and landed on the surface of Mars in August.
it is the seventh U.S. Mars lander, the fourth Mars rover, and the world's first nuclear-powered rover, whose mission is to explore elements of life on Mars. With a total investment of $2.6 billion, the
project is by far the most expensive Mars exploration project.
so far, the Curiosity Mars rover has been working on Mars for nearly eight years and has made a significant contribution to human cognitive exploration of Mars.
October 2019, NASA said the Curiosity rover found mineral-rich sediments in mars's Gale crater, indicating a saltwater lake in the crater, which also provided a huge boost in the search for signs of life on Mars.
Source: Abel Smith.