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06/19/09

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Here are some photos and images.  You should be able to click on most images for larger versions or links to their source.  Although I have a very robust digital library--I love my Nikon D100 Digital SLR camera--I've been slow to update my site.  You'll find many digital images of my N-Scale model layout and rolling stock (Over 100 images) in my Trains area.

Infiniti G35 Sport Coup

Motor Trend 2003 Car of the Year says it all!

With the new Mars Rover all the rage, remember the Viking Lander
Back in 1976 I wrote JPL asking for photographs that I could share with my 6th grade science class.  These are the 8x11 photo prints JPL sent me with the descriptions that are printed on their backs.  Clicking on each will download the full size image to your browser.  With Internet Explorer 6 you can even zoom in to their full sizes.



 

Viking 2's first postcard

Viking 2's first postcard on the surface of Mars was taken within minutes after the spacecraft touched down on September 3, 1976.

Viking 2's first picture

This is the description found on the back of the B&W photo.

Viking 2-14 P-17689

On a clear day on Mars, you can see tens of thousands of rocks. Two high-resolution (at the time--this is 1976 afterall!) by one of Viking 2's cameras were mosaicked to create this scene...

Viking 2-14 P-17689

This is the description found on the back of the B&W photo.

Viking 1-55 P-17165

Viking 1 obtained this color picture of the Martian surface and sky on July 24, 1976.

Viking 1-55 P-17165

This is the description found on the back of the color photo.

Viking 1-57 P-17173

The flag of the United Stes with the rocky Martian surface in the background is seen in this color picture taken on the sixth day of Viking Lander 1 on Mars (July 26, 1976).

Viking 1-57 P-17173

This is the description found on the back of the color photo.

Viking 1-74 P-17657

This color image of the Martian surface in the Chryse area was taken by Viking Lander 1, looking southwest, about 15 minutes before sunset on the evening of August 21, 1976.

Viking 1-74 P-17657

This is the description found on the back of the color photo.

Viking 2-15 P-17690

A UTOPIAN BRIGHT SUMMER AFTERNOON ON MARS - Looking south from Viking 2 on September 6, 1976, the orange-red surface of the nearly level plain upon which the spacecraft sits is seen strewn with rocks as large as 3 feet across.

Viking 2-15 P-17690

This is the description found on the back of the color photo.

 

 

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