This image from NASA's Mars Exploration Rover Spirit is a view across the outcrop informally named "Wooly Patch."  It features an up-close look at the outcrop and highlights the location of Spirit much higher up on the side of the "Columbia Hills."  Seen in the distance is the south rim of Gusev crater and the "sea of basalt" lapping onto the Columbia Hills from the right.


Image Credit:  NASA/JPL

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CAPTION WRITER:  Colleen Sharkey 818/625-0653 cell

RELEASE DATE:  July 26, 2004

IMAGE FILE NAME: 2F143512069EFF7600P1214L0M1

SOURCE FILE NAME(S): mer_a_sol193_art_Crumpler.tif


SUMMARY INFORMATION: fr hazcam of Spirit's view across "Wooly Patch"

NAME OF SUBMITTER: Larry Crumpler

INSTITUTION: New Mex Museum of Nat Hist & Sci

THEME/TEAM/GROUP: Geo

SOL OF OBSERVATION:  193

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CAPTION:  Above