Hi all.
Clearly, we've identified an item for the next Mars mission wish list.
I first thought about this when I was thinking about whether the Martian atmosphere was too "hazy" to see very good starscapes, etc. and how crazy that would be from its high altitudes to see many, many stars...
Glad to hear additional comments, Ich & Dave.
So, Phobos would basically appear as a grain of rice held at arm's length? And that's if the atmosphere didn't obscure it too much, I suppose?
Good point about the camera equipment, too. I'm sure that those robots are using wide angle lenses to...
I need to hit refresh more often. I was thanking Dave C. But thanks "Touch" for the links. The consensus seems to be that there is no "naked" eye phenomenon with the Mars moons, as we (are fortunate to) have here on earth.
So, you can tell I'm not a scientist, but I guess I wondered if even...
Hi.
I've been searching the internet for images that the Mars rovers may have taken of either Phobos or Deimos from the surface of Mars, preferable in the daylight. I'm just curious to see that. I would think that the astronomers would have tried to capture such a sight.
All I've found are...