A Somewhat Science-Obsessed Procrastinator with VFX Tendencies • Visualising Mars at https://xitter.cf/t.co/09hhW9ZPKE • @badgrenola@astrodon.social
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ALT A screenshot of the AreoBrowser website. On the left of the screen, there is a narrow side-bar with a vertical scrolling list of all models that can be viewed. To the right of that are two panels stacked on top of each other, filling the rest of the screen. The top panel is a 3D view of the selected model - in this case a dramatic slice of mountainous terrain in the Valles Marineris canyon, one of Mars' most striking features. The bottom pane shows a map view of the Martian surface, zoomed into show Valles Marineris. On top of the black and white map image are many green rectangles, each of which represents a model that is available to view in 3D.
ALT White and pink clouds cover Earth as the International Space Station orbited 259 miles above the coast of the Red Sea, the northernmost tropical sea in the world. A roll-out solar array is displayed in the bottom right corner of the image.
ALT As the International Space Station orbited 259 miles above North Africa, clouds covered the sky. To the bottom right of the image, one of the station's roll-out solar arrays peeks through.
ALT Clouds are painted pink and white at orbital sunrise as the International Space Station orbited 259 miles above the coast of Guatemala. The Soyuz MS-23 spacecraft docked to the station’s Prichal module can be seen to the right of the image.
ALT A translucent sheet of clouds cover the sky above North Africa as the International Space Station orbited 259 miles above. They divide the image horizontally, glowing in shades of pink and gold.
ALT ‘Crater in Baldet Crater’ - A 3D model of Martian terrain, created using imagery from the HiRISE instrument.
ALT ‘Ice-Exposing Scarp’ - A 3D model of Martian terrain, created using imagery from the HiRISE instrument.
ALT ‘Lineated Valley Floor Material in Terrain North of Arabia Region’ - A 3D model of Martian terrain, created using imagery from the HiRISE instrument.
ALT ‘Sinuous Ridge in Tempe Terra’ - A 3D model of Martian terrain, created using imagery from the HiRISE instrument.
ALT A screenshot of the AreoBrowser website. On the left of the screen, there is a narrow side-bar with a vertical scrolling list of all models that can be viewed. To the right of that are two panels stacked on top of each other, filling the rest of the screen. The top panel is a 3D view of the selected model - in this case a dramatic slice of mountainous terrain in the Valles Marineris canyon, one of Mars' most striking features. The bottom pane shows a map view of the Martian surface, zoomed into show Valles Marineris. On top of the black and white map image are many green rectangles, each of which represents a model that is available to view in 3D.