Widescreen Mars
A stunning portfolio of images taken by the Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter's Hi-Rise camera, selected by the Boston Globe's Big Picture.
posted by Paul McAuley at 9:15 pm
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- Name: Paul McAuley
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I'm the author of more than twenty books, including novels, short story collections and a film monograph. My latest novel is Beyond the Burn Line. For reprint, translation and media requests, please contact Oliver Cheetham at the Mic Cheetham Agency.
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2 Comments:
I lack the words to do these photos justice. Keep on posting Paul.
Sweet science, Mars is unexpectedly beautiful.
Many of these look like high resolution microscope images.
Especially #22, which looks like slides of human cells.
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