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It's pretty high-contrast, though. Presumably an algorithm could find interesting high-contrast, high-symmetry structures quite easily...
by swombat 14y ago
It's pretty high-contrast, though. Presumably an algorithm could find interesting high-contrast, high-symmetry structures quite easily...
- ojilles 14y agoThis image is probably not the resolution all of Mars got imaged at, right?
- Arelius 14y agoI don't have the tools on this CPU to get good numbers, but if that hole is about 35 Meters, I'd estimate to resolution to be about 20 CM/Pixel. I know it's often difficult to find civilian access to Imagery at a better resolution than 5 M/Pixel for some places on Earth. It's probably safe to assume we don't have imagery this good for the entire surface of Mars. Edit: It seems likely that these new images are captured with this equipment: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HiRISE http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HiRISE