See Mars through a rover’s eyes with this interactive panorama
This newly released Mars panorama gives armchair explorers a 360°, rover’s-eye view of the Red Planet, from a vantage point near the base of Aeolis Mons. Also known as Mount Sharp, the 18,000-foot mound of sedimentary layers forms the central peak of Gale crater, and is the Curiosity Rover’s primary scientific target. Curiosity’s come a…
