- A Birds Eye View of the Red Planet
- A Birds Eye View of the Red Planet – Columbia Hills
- A Birds Eye View of the Red Planet – Tennessee Valley
- A Birds Eye View of the Red Planet – Seminole
- A Birds Eye View of the Red Planet – Low Sun
- A Birds Eye View of the Red Planet – Winter Haven
- A Birds Eye View of the Red Planet – Leaving Eagle Crater
- A Birds Eye View of the Red Planet – Rainbow Dunes
- A Birds Eye View of the Red Planet – Heat Shield Crash
- A Birds Eye View of the Red Planet – Self-Portrait
A Birds Eye View of the Red Planet
Spirits rover tracks in the dusty soils of Gusev crater.
A Birds Eye View of the Red Planet – Columbia Hills
Spirits distant view of the Columbia Hills.
A Birds Eye View of the Red Planet – Tennessee Valley
Spirits view of wind-swept dunes near the summit of the Columbia Hills.
A Birds Eye View of the Red Planet – Seminole
Rocks and wheel tracks photographed by Spirit during the drive down the Columbia Hills.
A Birds Eye View of the Red Planet – Low Sun
Low-sun shadows and textures photographed by Spirit in Gusev crater.
A Birds Eye View of the Red Planet – Winter Haven
Spirits panoramic view of her winter 2006 resting place, in Gusev crater.
A Birds Eye View of the Red Planet – Leaving Eagle Crater
Opportunity photo of the lander and tracks in Eagle crater.
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A Birds Eye View of the Red Planet – Rainbow Dunes
False color Opportunity mosaic of sand dunes in the bottom of Endurance crater .
A Birds Eye View of the Red Planet – Heat Shield Crash
Opportunitys view of the debris where the rovers heat shield crashed to the ground.
A Birds Eye View of the Red Planet – Self-Portrait
Self-portrait and surroundings, from images taken by Opportunity and re-projected vertically.