Opportunity Returns To Victoria After Near-death In Dust Siege, MRO Imaging Problem Solved
Credit: MOSAIC BY MARCO DI LORENZO, KEN KRAMER ANDUNMANNEDSPACEFLIGHT.COM WITH NASA/JPL DATA
The NASA/JPL Mars rovers Spirit and Opportunity are driving again on Mars after surviving electrical power shortages, caused by global dust storms that have swept the planet since July. Opportunity drove dozens of feet back to the rim of Victoria crater last week. The rover took this false color...
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