File:Topographische Bildkarte des Ostens von Noctis Labyrinthus (53484622663).jpg
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The DLR stereo camera HRSC on Mars Express uses nine sensors to record the surface of Mars from different angles.
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Deutsch: Die DLR-Stereokamera HRSC auf Mars Express nimmt mit ihren neun Sensoren die Marsoberfläche unter verschiedenen Blickwinkeln auf. Aus je zwei schräg nach vorne und nach hinten auf die Oberfläche gerichteten Stereokanälen und dem senkrecht auf den Mars gerichteten Nadirkanal berechnen Wissenschaftlerteams am DLR-Institut für Planetenforschung und der Freien Universität Berlin digitale Geländemodelle, die jedem Bildpunkt eine Höheninformation zuordnen. An der Farbskala rechts oben im Bild lassen sich die Höhenwerte ablesen, bezogen auf das Areoid, eine gedachte Oberfläche auf dem Mars mit gleicher Anziehungskraft. Dadurch lassen sich gut die spektakulären Dimensionen dieser Region darstellen. Die tektonischen Brüche haben 4.000 bis 5.000 Meter tiefe Täler im südlichen Marshochland entstehen lassen.
Bild: 3/7, Credit: ESA/DLR/FU Berlin (CC BY-SA 3.0 IGO) English: The DLR stereo camera HRSC on Mars Express uses nine sensors to record the surface of Mars from different angles. Teams of scientists at the DLR Institute for Planetary Research and the Free University of Berlin use two stereo channels directed obliquely forward and backward onto the surface and the nadir channel directed vertically towards Mars to calculate digital terrain models that assign height information to each image point. The height values can be read from the color scale at the top right of the image, based on the areoid, an imaginary surface on Mars with the same gravitational pull. This makes it easy to show the spectacular dimensions of this region. The tectonic fractures have created valleys 4,000 to 5,000 meters deep in the southern Martian highlands. Image: 3/7, Credit: ESA/DLR/FU Berlin (CC BY-SA 3.0 IGO) |
| Date | Taken on 22 January 2024, 14:13:17 |
| Source | Topographische Bildkarte des Ostens von Noctis Labyrinthus |
| Author | DLR_de |
| Flickr set | Mars Express |
| Flickr tags | marsexpress; mars |
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