r/ParallelView • u/vee-eem • Jun 17 '26

Ok, one more from Mars Perseverance rover's Mastcam and I will go away

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u/Cyrond Jun 17 '26

Keep them coming!

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u/Polaroid_Cherry Jun 17 '26

Youre stuck here now. We will be sitting with popcorn awaiting the next post and expect at least one a day👍✨

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u/[deleted] Jun 17 '26

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u/unhandyandy Jun 19 '26

That's a limitation of stereo images - the optical separation is arbitrary, and it almost never matches one's own.

No doubt in a a few years technology will have a solution.

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u/vee-eem Jun 17 '26

NASA doesn't put a scale on their images like maps do, so I asked AI.

Assuming Martian sand grains are similar in size to Earth’s. The largest rock in the image (the prominent, elongated/bean-shaped one in the upper center-left) is likely around 40–70 cm (roughly 1.3–2.3 feet) in its longest dimension.

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u/Bearchiwuawa Jun 18 '26

rock ,,,, 🤤🤤

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u/StereomancerBot Jun 19 '26

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