Two questions:
Firstly, last night I came across a program ('Maestro')which says it lets you look at images from the Mars rovers in a 3D environment (or something along those lines, anyway here's the link): http://marsrovers.nasa.gov/relatedsites/
It ran well on my computer, but I wasn't able to find any pictures taken by the rovers on Mars to load into it. The programs says 'You have not yet downloaded data from Opportunity. Return to the Maestro website to download new data from Opportunity as it becomes available during the mission'
I assume it means this website, however the page is down. Does anyone know where I could find this data, or as an alternative, if there are any other similar ways I could view it (like you're meant to be able to in Maestro)?
I did find this website, but it seems to have not been updated in about a year, and doesn't come anywhere near to what Maestro can do.
And I've forgotten my second question, but I'll add it in here if/when I remember it. :facepalm:
Firstly, last night I came across a program ('Maestro')which says it lets you look at images from the Mars rovers in a 3D environment (or something along those lines, anyway here's the link): http://marsrovers.nasa.gov/relatedsites/
It ran well on my computer, but I wasn't able to find any pictures taken by the rovers on Mars to load into it. The programs says 'You have not yet downloaded data from Opportunity. Return to the Maestro website to download new data from Opportunity as it becomes available during the mission'
I assume it means this website, however the page is down. Does anyone know where I could find this data, or as an alternative, if there are any other similar ways I could view it (like you're meant to be able to in Maestro)?
I did find this website, but it seems to have not been updated in about a year, and doesn't come anywhere near to what Maestro can do.
And I've forgotten my second question, but I'll add it in here if/when I remember it. :facepalm:
