File:Regionaler Kontext der Region Angustus Labyrinthus (53675318208).jpg
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The image strip photographed by the DLR Mars camera HRSC on the ESA Mars Express mission on February 27, 2024 during orbit 25449 covers an area almost 800 kilometers long between the 73rd and 87th southern latitudes near the Martian south pole.
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Deutsch: Der von der DLR-Marskamera HRSC auf der ESA-Mission Mars Express am 27. Februar 2024 während Orbit 25449 fotografierte Bildstreifen deckt ein knapp 800 Kilometer langes Gebiet zwischen dem 73. und 87. südlichen Breitengrad nahe des Marssüdpols ab. Im Winter ist dieses Gebiet von der jahreszeitlich sich nach Norden ausdehnen Eiskappe bedeckt. Im Bildstreifen befindet sich auch die von der Wissenschaft informell als „Inka-Stadt“ bezeichnete Struktur Angustus Labyrinthus. Der 200 Kilometer große Krater Schmidt bei 72 Grad südlicher Breite ist zum einen benannt nach dem sowjetischen Wissenschaftler und Staatsmann Otto Julius Schmidt (1891-1956), und zum zweiten nach dem deutschen Astronomen und Geophysiker und langjährigen Direktor des Nationalen Observatoriums von Athen, Johann Friedrich Julius Schmidt (1825-1884). Schmidts Arbeitseifer war legendär: Nach eigenen Angaben kartierte er alleine 32.856 Krater auf dem Mond.
Quelle: NASA/USGS/MOLA; FU Berlin English: The image strip photographed by the DLR Mars camera HRSC on the ESA Mars Express mission on February 27, 2024 during orbit 25449 covers an area almost 800 kilometers long between the 73rd and 87th southern latitudes near the Martian south pole. In winter, this area is covered by the ice cap, which expands northwards with the seasons. The image strip also includes the Angustus Labyrinthus structure, informally referred to by scientists as the "Inca City". The 200-kilometer-wide Schmidt crater at 72 degrees south latitude is named after the Soviet scientist and statesman Otto Julius Schmidt (1891-1956), and after the German astronomer and geophysicist and long-time director of the National Observatory of Athens, Johann Friedrich Julius Schmidt (1825-1884). Schmidt's diligence was legendary: according to his own statements, he mapped 32,856 craters on the moon alone. Source: NASA/USGS/MOLA; FU Berlin |
| Date | Taken on 2 April 2024, 12:44:14 |
| Source | Regionaler Kontext der Region Angustus Labyrinthus |
| Author | DLR_de |
| Flickr set | Mars Express |
| Flickr tags | mars; express |
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