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Valery35
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Mars Topography
      #293938 - 01/30/06 06:25 AM

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Mars Topography: Mars Transverse Mercator Map (MTM)! Good coordinates!

Shaded relief topography image based on MOLA data
Generated with IMap v1: Mon Aug 04 17:10:58 2003
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This material is based upon work supported by the National Aeronautics and Space Administration under Contract No. W 10,185 issued through the Office of Space Science. http://astrogeology.usgs.gov/Teams/Geomatics/photogrammetry/topography_mars.html

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Re: Mars Topography [Re: Valery35]
      #300930 - 02/04/06 12:57 PM

Hey, I downloaded the placemark. Ok. Now, how do I have to do to turn the Google Earth back to usual view?

You can answer on: alexandre.professor@gmail.com

Thanks

Alexandre.


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Re: Mars Topography [Re: alerts]
      #300988 - 02/04/06 01:28 PM

Go to the same place you turned the overlay on, and uncheck it. You should be back home (to Earth)!

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Gerardo64
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Re: Mars Topography [Re: Valery35]
      #1082432 - 12/28/07 06:39 AM

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To get a more complete picture of Mars Topography, I used the USGS Topography Map of Mars to make a superoverlay...



There´s a radio buton folder with references.


I also included the North and South Topography´s Polar projections:




Source

Tips: As I´m using the Earth globe to represent Mars, uncheck everything that belongs to our planet; atmosphere, layers, etc.

Please, be patient...it´s a slow server....

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Valery35
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Re: Mars Topography [Re: Gerardo64]
      #1082455 - 12/28/07 07:22 AM

Wow!
5 globes!

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Tin_Can
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Re: Mars Topography [Re: Valery35]
      #1094880 - 01/15/08 09:21 PM

Will there be a google Moon and a Google mars when the European space agency and NASA finally map out the entire globes of our moon and mars? and in years to come, will the moons of Jupiter or Saturn be mapped out as well

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xta206axt
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Re: Mars Topography [Re: Tin_Can]
      #1213119 - 07/31/08 10:37 AM

How long it will take for the human being to landing on the mars???


Mars Is Warming, NASA Scientists Report

Data coincide with increasing solar output
Written By: James M. Taylor
Published In: Environment & Climate News
Publication Date: November 1, 2005
Publisher: The Heartland Institute


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The planet Mars is undergoing significant global warming, new data from the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) show, lending support to many climatologists' claims that the Earth's modest warming during the past century is due primarily to a recent upsurge in solar energy.


Martian Ice Shrinking Dramatically

According to a September 20 NASA news release, "for three Mars summers in a row, deposits of frozen carbon dioxide near Mars' south pole have shrunk from the previous year's size, suggesting a climate change in progress." Because a Martian year is approximately twice as long as an Earth year, the shrinking of the Martian polar ice cap has been ongoing for at least six Earth years.

The shrinking is substantial. According to Michael Malin, principal investigator for the Mars Orbiter Camera, the polar ice cap is shrinking at "a prodigious rate."

"The images, documenting changes from 1999 to 2005, suggest the climate on Mars is presently warmer, and perhaps getting warmer still, than it was several decades or centuries ago," reported Yahoo News on September 20.

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izwan00
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Re: Mars Topography [Re: Valery35]
      #1215093 - 08/05/08 06:44 AM

wow, thats interesting. Nice finding!

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