@65dBnoise I remember talking to you about this troughs back on the birb site, how amazing it is that they're visible to HIRISE despite their size

I still have this paper to read through, I thought I could see similarities on a quick browse
https://agupubs.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1029/2021JE007126

@65dBnoise quite a good match with the map you posted a month ago

https://fosstodon.org/@65dBnoise/109361306798877031

@65dBnoise how smol those outcrops look from here 😉

Fyi, 2 new atmos open access papers
https://agupubs.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.1029/2022JE007480?campaign=woletoc

https://agupubs.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/abs/10.1029/2022JE007516?campaign=wolacceptedarticle

@65dBnoise spot the lizard, go! 🙃

@65dBnoise nice! One thing that surprised me in this and @stim3on 's processing is how traces of the rover's activities over at Rocky Top are nowhere to be seen

@65dBnoise gosh you're perfecting this technique! Add a flashy intro, sound effects and a credits reel and you're good to go for the baftas 😉

Thanks for sharing!

@65dBnoise yours is the only one I remember having seen stabilized except for this one centered on the primary

https://nitter.42l.fr/_RomanTkachenko/status/1574623048262631426?s=19

Stabilization & lower pace help me better remember the excitement of that last hour. Also, I was more enthralled by Didymos than its moon

I absolutely respect your author's choice, I'm well aware what an undertaking that stabilization is

The mirroring tho, bit of a nuisance. Ppl r gonna b confused when later releases don't match what we saw live

@65dBnoise that crew ascent vehicle looks like a tight ride (maybe it's the perspective tho)

@65dBnoise couldn't resist 🙃

@65dBnoise speaking about impressions: when I see such cracked larger rocks, I can't help but remember the fallen, regularly fractured boulders of #67P imaged by #ESARosetta

Same but different 🙃

Source: https://planetgate.mps.mpg.de/Image_of_the_Day/public/OSIRIS_IofD_2016-07-25.html

Related science
https://www.aanda.org/articles/aa/full_html/2015/11/aa25975-15/aa25975-15.html

@65dBnoise yeah, thermal stress on asteroids & comets is another level of harsh environments. It's a wonder any large boulder remains whole in such bodies

@65dBnoise
and look at all of it in a wider context in these two gigapans by NeV-T

http://www.gigapan.com/gigapans/231113

http://www.gigapan.com/gigapans/231115

#JezeroCrater

@65dBnoise looks like the "pancetta" layer we talked about months ago

@65dBnoise is the whole thing "Whale Mountain"? I thought it only referred to the closest outcrop.

@65dBnoise this is a 36% liquor and much of an acquired taste (we use it as condiment, taken many years to get it half empty), so I rather choose another beverage to empty when I try my song next christmas 😀

@65dBnoise those veins & splotches should be everywhere in the rock, but why risk it? Good choice

@65dBnoise pics or it didn't happen 😉

Safe travels!

@65dBnoise there seems to be instrument calibrated data there that I'd expect be subject to some proprietary time, interesting...

@65dBnoise @studioeoin that's the one, do we know their source?