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Live From Mars ended in December 1997. Please see Mars Team Online for a more recent project about Mars.



Live From Mars Photo Gallery


I. Early Pathfinder Images From Surface of Mars

II. Mars

    mars3-97.gif - Hubble's sharpest view of Mars taken March 10, 1997 (68k)
    mars3.gif - Shots taken by Hubble Space Telescope giving a three-way perspective (137k)
    valmar.gif - A composite of shots taken from the Viking Orbiters, featuring Valles Marineris canyon system (99k)
    marscany.gif - Valles Marineris canyon system covers about one fifth the circumference of Mars (228k)
    southcan.gif - Candor Chasma in Valles Marineris taken from images from both Viking Orbiters (148k)
    olympus.gif - Olympus Mons, the largest volcano on Mars (144k)
    olympers.gif - Three-dimensional view of Olympus Mons (71k)
    marssp.gif - South Polar Cap of Mars (154k)
    inca_city.jpg - Inca City as seen by Mariner 9. Inca City is possibly a network of crevasse fillings, ridges of sediment deposited in fissures in dead glacial ice (51k)
    face.jpg - The so-called "face" on Mars, located in the Cydonia Mensae region, possibly a a subglacial volcano (10k)
    marsglobe.gif - A global view of the Pathfinder rover landing site (87k)
    bigjoe.gif - View from Viking Lander 1 (81k)
    vls2.gif - Viking Lander 2 site (138k)
    vlfmos.gif - View from Viking Lander 2 (73k)
    marspfsite.gif - Ares Vallis, an ancient flood plain, chosen as the Pathfinder landing site (486k)
    Mars Today is a poster produced daily to show current conditions on Mars and its relationship to Earth

III. JPL's Pathfinder and Global Surveyor Spacecraft

IV. Other Mars Missions: Past, Current and Future

V. Behind the Scenes



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