4-tile end of drive NavCam looking back at the rover's wheel tracks and beyond to the distant crater floor.
If the rover keeps up this pace of long drives we could reach the summit in another 2 or 3 drives, but there's some rocky outcrops on the path ahead, that may be of interest to the science team, so we may see a short break in the drives
Credits: NASA/JPL-Caltech
The drive details. The drive data are released by JPL shortly after each drive. All I do is summarise the data into this table. For those that want the raw data here's the URL LINK
Open to suggestions to clarify the table presentation, or to add additional calculations from the data
Driving deeper into the dark zone ;)
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