Will Color-Calibration Targets Prove Life on Mars? - Editorial, Misc. Tech, Science, Transportation
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I doubt there is life on Mars, its a shame this new universe light, light, light years away is too far away, otherwise I am sure that is promising.
posted by: Gareth · 5/31/08
I also doubt there’s life on Mars.
posted by: sushrukh · 6/1/08
Genius way of properly calibrating the camera gear.
I’d say it’s nearly impossible for there to be life on Mars now, but there may have been in the past.
posted by: Doug · 6/1/08
I love astronomy. I built my own dobsonian telescope about 20 years ago and its still in use.
This is a brilliant way to assure good color. Way to go nasa
posted by: artwdog · 6/2/08
Ahh this is brilliant! NASA is really on the ball when it comes to recent Mars missions. My guess is we will find that there was water on mars, and so the next step will be looking for other organic compounds in the next mars lander or rover!
posted by: BuckeyeFanatic25 · 6/4/08
genious! so they have the predetermined colors, and when they have the lander on mars they calibrate the color settings so that it views the chips at the right colors- do i have the general idea?
im not quite sure how color would help them out but at least they would have a little more accurate pictures than last time
posted by: sharkhead7854 · 6/7/08