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DescriptionHematite new-B011R1 th543h.jpg	English: This map of a portion of the small crater currently encircling the Mars Exploration Rover Opportunity shows where crystalline hematite resides. Red and orange patches indicate high levels of the iron-bearing mineral, while blue and green denote low levels. The northeastern rock outcropping lining the rim of the crater does not appear to contain much hematite. Also lacking hematite are the rover's airbag bounce marks. This image consists of data from Opportunity's miniature thermal emission spectrometer superimposed on an image taken by the rover's panoramic camera. Svenska: Mineralkarta över hematit-koncentration i markskiktet, från farkosten MER-B. Rött och orange innebär höga koncentrationer, medan grönt och blått representerar låga koncentrationer.
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2004-02-05 12:33 Awolf002 543×225×8 (36741 bytes) First mineralogical map from Mars (Opportunity)

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