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Mars orbiter spies on probes of the past

Wed Feb 8, 2012 8:14 PM EST
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Science editor Alan Boyle's blog: Color pictures taken from Martian orbit feature the landing spots for two of NASA's dearly departed probes on the Red Planet. Can you spot them?

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— Science editor Alan Boyle's blog: Color pictures taken from Martian orbit feature the landing spots for two of NASA's dearly departed probes on the Red Planet. Can you spot them?


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conradwpaul

The resolution of the photo is so low that blowup only show smudgier blobs, what is the point beside distracting the reader from the low rez of the picture?

    Reply#1 - Fri Feb 10, 2012 3:23 PM EST
    conradwpaul

    Tell one smudge over another? Is this exercise designed to distracted the reader from what a shoddy resolution and low dpi may be passed off as high resolution?

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    Reply#2 - Fri Feb 10, 2012 3:25 PM EST
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