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Space voyager 🛰️🪐 on a mission to flip our local perspective by processing #Space images 💻 (He/Him) - Base: Glasgow, Scotland - Photo/Videostream: https://www.flickr.com/photos/192271236@N03/

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andrealuck, to space
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POV you're orbiting Venus

Full size: https://flic.kr/p/2pLPdrS

ESA Venus Express VMC
2006-05-21T22:29
Orbit 31
Filters:
V0031_0015_UV2
V0031_0016_N22
Image created using data processed from: https://www.psa.esa.int/

Credit: ESA/DLR/VMC/AndreaLuck CC BY

andrealuck, to space
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Loki Patera on Io - the volcanic world of Jupiter as seen in 1979 from NASA Voyager 1

Full size: https://flic.kr/p/2pLxggJ

Voyager 1 1979-03-05
Filters: C1638938 Clear + C1638942 Blue
Image created processing data from Opus: https://opus.pds-rings.seti.org
Raw image: https://opus.pds-rings.seti.org/holdings/previews/VGISS_5xxx/VGISS_5116/DATA/C16389XX/C1638942_full.jpg

Credit: NASA/JPL/Voyager-ISS/AndreaLuck CC BY

65dBnoise, to Kurzgesagt
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How much does a solar eclipse dim daylight on Mars?

The animation shows 's capture of a solar eclipse by Phobos on March 25, 2019 (Sol 2358). Phobos is small and does not fully cover the disk of the sun, so dimming is noticeable but not comparable to that of a total eclipse on Earth.

Image link from the new blog post by the excellent team: https://mars.nasa.gov/msl/mission-updates/9576/sols-4152-4153-musings-on-eclipses-on-mars-and-earth/

Credits: NASA/JPL-Caltech

video/mp4

andrealuck,
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@65dBnoise that’s not bad for a space potato

andrealuck, (edited ) to space
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Phobos over Mars

Full size 3570x2000: https://flic.kr/p/2pHBL86

I was kinda tired of seeing this epic photo online only in black and white, so I decided to jazz it up with some colours!

ESA Mars Express HRSC
Orbit 7982
Time: 2010-03-26
Filter ND - H7982_0000_ND3.IMG
Image created using data processed from: https://psa.esa.int

Link to my Phobos album here: https://flic.kr/s/aHBqjAvrQL

Credit: ESA/ @DLR /FUBerlin/AndreaLuck CC BY

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@SherlockHans This is a real photo taken by the spacecraft, the surface is odd due to the perspective and the camera distortion. You can find the original image here: https://psa.esa.int/ the file is H7982_0000_ND3.IMG and time is 2010-03-26

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@owelleopard @DLR no it’s based on other images of this probe, but this is a one filter colourised image as specified

andrealuck,
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@zleap I wish :)

65dBnoise, (edited ) to space
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As anticipated, there (lower center left) is enjoying the sunshine in Neretva Vallis, as captured by the MCZ camera, yestersol, 2 minutes after noon.

Processed MCZ_RIGHT, FL: 110mm
looking from RMC 51.2578
Sol 1110, LMST: 12:02:00

Original: https://mars.nasa.gov/mars2020-raw-images/pub/ods/surface/sol/01110/ids/edr/browse/zcam/ZR0_1110_0765478407_069EBY_N0512578ZCAM09133_1100LMJ01.png
Credit: /JPL-Caltech/ASU/65dBnoise

andrealuck,
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@65dBnoise our martian fan 😃

sharponlooker, to random
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@andrealuck Have you seen there's a fresh paper focussing on dust storms? Unfortunately paywalled, but the so-called "Open Research" tab has data references that are maybe helpful for the processing you do with their stuff

Guha et al : "Seasonal and Diurnal Variations of Dust Storms in Martian Year 36 Based on the EMM-EXI Database"
https://agupubs.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1029/2023JE008156

andrealuck,
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@sharponlooker no I haven’t see that, thanks for sharing 🚀

andrealuck, to glasgow
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Spring has sprung in

Close up images on 2 white flowers
A light green tree in a pond
Purple flowers

andrealuck,
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@tom30519 oh no sending you clear skies 😉

andrealuck, (edited ) to space
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over - Tharsis Region. Click on the image to spot it 🥔

Full size image 23000x8784 on my Flickr: https://flic.kr/p/2pG5toU here on Mastodon the resolution is very low..

Easy zoom: https://easyzoom.com/image/526749

Mission: ESA Mars Express
Instrument: HRSC
Orbit: 25000
Time: 2023-10-20T02:19:38.713Z
Product IDs:
HP000_0000_ND3
HP000_0000_GR3
HP000_0000_BL3
For Phobos I only used one filter HP000_0000_GR3

Credit:
ESA/ @DLR /FUBerlin/AndreaLuck

andrealuck,
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@tom30519 thanks! I love seeing this potato with Mars behind… I wish there was a Phobos between my flat and the nearest city as well haha

Btw my cpu crashed several times along the way - also the original was 28k and had to reduce to 23k to upload on Flickr 😭

andrealuck,
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@belladavis thanks! Glad it’s your screen saver now :)

If you like Phobos with Mars behind I’ve worked on many of these images and you can find them in this album here: https://flic.kr/s/aHBqjAvrQL

andrealuck,
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@belladavis yes ESA Mars Express launched in 2003 and still orbiting around Mars sharing these amazing images :)

andrealuck,
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@belladavis wait other images in the album above are from other probes, NASA Viking and Hope Mars Mission - if you click on them you’ll find out :)

andrealuck,
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@tom30519 we have it on easy zoom now :) https://easyzoom.com/image/526749

andrealuck, (edited ) to space
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Mars - Epic over Terra Sirenum - NASA 's Viking Orbiter 1 1977

Full size image and more info: https://flic.kr/p/2pF3Wr9

Colourised image created using data processed from https://pds-imaging.jpl.nasa.gov/

Mission 1
Time: 1977-11-11
ID: 512A12
North is up
Link to raw b/w image: https://planetarydata.jpl.nasa.gov/img/data/viking/viking_orbiter/vo_1020/extras/browse/f512axx/f512a12.imq.jpeg

Credit: NASA/JPL-Caltech/AndreaLuck

andrealuck,
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@65dBnoise I love that diameter of Cross Crater is 3x larger than the one of Phobos haha

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@65dBnoise yep it took me a while to locate it without any clue in the lbl file

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@65dBnoise Yep on Flickr I also pointed out the Cross Crater and in the ALT text here the Bernard Crater ahah :) Great job to you too!

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@65dBnoise I thought about you when I rotated the image to have it with north approx up hahaah

andrealuck, to space
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The newly discovered Noctis Volcano on Mars!

Full size image 3555x2000: https://flic.kr/p/2pDNRuG


Instrument: HRSC
Orbit: 19576 2019-06-24
Product IDs:
3x HJ576_0000 R+G+B

More info: https://seti.org/press-release/giant-volcano-discovered-mars

Credit: ESA/DLR/FUBerlin/AndreaLuck CC BY

A zoom in on the Noctis Volcano with an arrow pointing on its caldera.

andrealuck,
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@65dBnoise I love the fallen cable line haha

andrealuck,
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@65dBnoise I’ll share more images of the Noctis Mons moving forward as it deserves more visibility now, I just need to find them. Unfortunately the map search of the ESA website doesn’t work, or I’m unable to make it working 😭

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@65dBnoise there is a Viking image of it that I want to process

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