Spirit sends new image of Mars

Spirit sends new image of Mars

TOKYO, Japan - The National Aeronautics and Space Administration released Jan. 8 the latest transmitted image of the surface of Mars from the Spirit robotic rover. It shows a depression (L, back) beyond the rover's airbag, antenna and solar panel (front). (NASA-Kyodo)

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