On Sol 1168 the rover moved to RMC 52.5032 across the ancient riverbed and stopped a few meters away from a light colored layer of rock at the foot of the northern bank, which appears to be the same layer with that of Bright Angel.
¹"the bacon strip": unofficial name for a light colored layer of rock back at the Three Forks area.
The HiRISE/USGS imagery has been imported into QGIS and since forgotten. I'm not fiddling with the rest of the imagery any more, though I used to do that earlier in this mission.
"Space economy" seems to have real impact on the way NASA engages with the public. I've spent a lot of time creating workflows with their data, e.g. for the #MarsWeather reports, LA, etc, but they're now discontinuing services while the mission is still active. That's not very encouraging.
It's now Sol 1071 of the Mars2020 mission. Local Mars time is 20:47:56.
This is a weather report for the past 12 sols for Jezero, Mars, using data from the #MEDA instrument aboard #Perseverance.
Report Sol: 1069
Ls: 203.3°
Temperature:
Highs: -19.9 to -9.9°C
Lows: -76.9 to -73.5°C
Pressure:
676.9 to 689.8 Pa
Minimum air density:
0.0129 to 0.0142 kg/m³
It's now Sol 1032 of the Mars2020 mission, and local Mars time is 01:42:31.
This is a weather report for Jezero, Mars, using data from the #MEDA instrument aboard #Perseverance.
Report Sol: 1029
Ls: 179.4°
Temperature ranges in the past 6 sols:
Highs: -10.2 to -5.5°C
Lows: -74.5 to -72.2°C
Atmospheric density, a parameter that influences #Ingenuity's flights, is 0.0127kg/m3, still much lower that the 0.0145kg/m3 required for normal rotor rpm.
The weather in Jezero, Mars, according to the #MEDA instrument aboard #Perseverance.
Report Sol: 1023
Ls: 176
Temperature ranges in the past 10 sols:
Highs: -11.3 to -5.1°C
Lows: -74.7 to -71.1°C
-5.1°C on Sol 1018 seems to be this year's highest temperature, excluding the gap during the conjunction. Atmospheric pressure has been increasing rapidly, in par with the increase during the same period of the last Martian year.
It's now 05:22 on Sol 1020 for the #Mars2020 mission, and there has been a sign of life from #Perseverance:
A new weather report has been received after more than 10 sols, albeit it's only for Sols 1010, 1011 and 1012.
It too shows that summer is over in Jezero Crater, and maximum temperatures have started reaching below -15°C again, while pressure keeps on rising rapidly.
Note: The last image seen in #NASA's database was captured on Sol 1010.
The weather in Jezero, Mars, according to the #MEDA instrument aboard #Perseverance.
Report Sol: 994
Temperature ranges for the past 33 sols were:
Highs: -20.1 to -8.2°C
Lows: -76 to -74.3°C
Atmospheric pressure has started rising again. Min atmospheric density reached its year lowest on Sol 990: 0.012168 kg/m3, still higher than the record low of 0.01176 kg/m3 on Sol 313.
Note: Most meteo data from the conjunction is missing.
It's now been more than a month since we last received a weather report from #Perseverance (Sol 962).
It's a pity, because we are at a time in the Martian year when maximum temperatures are expected, and this gap could leave an important part of the record incomplete.
The weather in Jezero, Mars, according to the MEDA instrument aboard #Perseverance.
Report Sol: 961
Temperature ranges for the past 6 sols were:
Highs: -17.8 to -10.2°C
Lows: -74.1 to -70.5°C
Atmospheric pressure on Sol 961 was 614.8 Pa; it is now only a few decimals higher than the lowest value on rover's record, 614.05 Pa, recorded on Sol 313.
Atmospheric density dropped to 0.01219 kg/m3 on Sol 960.