NASA's Mars Odyssey Nears 100,000 Orbits with Stunning Olympus Mons Image
The 23-year-old orbiter continues to provide crucial data on Mars' atmosphere and surface, capturing horizon-wide views similar to those from the ISS.
- Mars Odyssey has been operational for 23 years, mapping minerals and ice, and relaying data from rovers and landers.
- The orbiter recently captured a detailed image of Olympus Mons, the tallest volcano in the solar system.
- This new image aids scientists in studying Martian clouds and dust across different seasons.
- Odyssey's longevity is attributed to careful management of fuel, solar power, and temperature.
- Future plans include continued scientific exploration and data collection.
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