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And as this is sol 2600 it's time to update my map too.
James
James
It seems to be the longest 100 sol sprint ever ...
I always wondered whether they'd ever beat the 400-500 jog, and I'm not disappointed one bit!
Another two or three drives like these, and we'll be about halfway to Cape York from Santa Maria. Wow.
John
John
QUOTE (Explorer1 @ May 18 2011, 06:10 PM) 
I always wondered whether they'd ever beat the 400-500 jog, and I'm not disappointed one bit!
The 400-500 jog had a bit of a handicap... Purgatory."Between April 26, 2005 (Sol 446) and June 4, 2005 (Sol 484) Opportunity was stuck in a Martian sand dune."
Here's a quick update before I go to work. Sol 2601.
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(BTW, it looks like the images pipeline must be "cleaned" once again.)
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(BTW, it looks like the images pipeline must be "cleaned" once again.)
I think it may be time to post again the "big picture". Here's it and a crop highlighting the the 30km mark too.
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We may have crossed the 31km mark now, right ?
I think she must have done so. By my reckoning, if she clocked over 180m on the last 2 sols, which seems clear, then she is at over 31 km.
QUOTE (kenny @ Jun 19 2011, 06:49 PM)
if she clocked over 180m on the last 2 sols
Evening all,
I'm sure many will have already done this, but thanks to the work of Pythagoras (and the 100m cubes supplied by Tesh) I would estimate Oppy travelled 140 - 150m each of the last 2 sols.
Neil
QUOTE (Bill @ Jun 19 2011, 05:10 PM)
We may have crossed the 31km mark now, right ?
Absolutely right!
Opportunity was driving so fast this last week and I just forgot to have a close look to the odometer. It's now at 31105m or perhaps slightly more. I will add another "star" to the map on the next update.
Back on topic.
Here's the latest route map update; sol 2633.
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Here's the latest route map update; sol 2633.
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A quick update (no time for more); sol 2637.
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Edit: too quick perhaps.
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Edit: too quick perhaps.
QUOTE (Tesheiner @ Jun 25 2011, 10:00 PM)
A quick update (no time for more); sol 2637. [
...But the subdued crater (probably filled with soft sediments) north of the present position was a must to avoid. Thanks to your map the path chosen by the navigators seems now more obvious
I think it's time to post the big picture once again. Given the upcoming holidays on the US my guess it we will stay parked at this site (same as sol 2637) until mid next week.
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The KML file is a new one, updated after registering sol 2638 navcam mosaic to the ground.
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The KML file is a new one, updated after registering sol 2638 navcam mosaic to the ground.
QUOTE (Tesheiner @ Jun 30 2011, 10:11 AM)
my guess it we will stay parked at this site (same as sol 2637) until mid next week.
Scott just tweeted: "With one thing and another (mostly DSN issues), Opportunity hasn't driven for something like 5 days! We make up for that today: almost 5hrs!"
I'm glad to be proved wrong!!! 
Here's a slightly updated KMZ file.
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PS: Doug / Dan, the icon for KMZ files seems to be broken / missing.
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PS: Doug / Dan, the icon for KMZ files seems to be broken / missing.
And I'll post this map crop too, just to show how close we are from CY.
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Sol 2664 (GE Only).
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QUOTE (Tesheiner @ Jul 23 2011, 06:35 PM)
Sol 2664 (GE Only).
WOW! Less than 700m from Spirit Point!?!
Thank you Eduardo, I guess we were all looking forward to get this new map for a loooong time.
Yes. Almost as incredible as the rovers' durability is your persistence in tracking them for us all these years.
Thank you.
--Greg
Thank you.
--Greg
Well, if you enjoy a hobby why would you stop working on it? 
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Here's the JPEG version associated to sol 2668 drive and covering the ground up to (actually "down to") Spirit Point.
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Here's the JPEG version associated to sol 2668 drive and covering the ground up to (actually "down to") Spirit Point.
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It's time again to post the "big picture", and the picture is almost complete. Sol 2671.
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