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DescriptionLidar open.jpg	English: Lidar Cover Open on Mars
Date	1 June 2008
Source	http://phoenix.lpl.arizona.edu/images.php?gID=991&cID=33
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This image was acquired at the Phoenix landing site on day XX_DAY_NUMBER_XX of the mission on the surface of Mars, or Sol 3, after the May 25, 2008, landing. The SURFACE STEREO IMAGER RIGHT
acquired this image at 11:40:12 local solar time. The camera pointing was elevation -47.2987 degrees and azimuth 225.325 degrees.
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PRODUCT_ID = "SS003EDN896474172_10DD0RBM1" FRAME_ID = "RIGHT" FRAME_TYPE = "MONO" INSTRUMENT_NAME = "SURFACE STEREO IMAGER RIGHT" LOCAL_TRUE_SOLAR_TIME = "11:40:12" RELEASE_ID = "0001" SOLAR_LONGITUDE = 77.985 FILTER_NAME = "SSI_R11_533NM" EXPOSURE_DURATION = 45.9 INSTRUMENT_AZIMUTH = 225.325 INSTRUMENT_ELEVATION = -47.2987 PLANET_DAY_NUMBER = 3

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