Curiosity Rover Composites on GigaPan

Great gigapan! I love to see everyone's gigapans .. I make some as well. Keith Laney has been on a roll doing them as well! Glad to have you on the site buddy! I need to get up some more videos and promote the gigapans more.

As always Todd these get better and better!

Neal,
Your stuff fits right in! Keep at it.. The more people we have that are willing to do the work and put themselves out there on a board like this or a youtube channel like you have started are the ones that will eventually bring the fly on the wall observers to whatever understanding they take all of this to be for themselves. There are usually about 50 to 150 people on the website at any given time during the day. The stats show that most of the hits are on the forum pages. For some reason these get picked up by Yahoo News but my articles don't. When I started the website I didn't really have any idea that people would actually sign up and use the forum. There are a lot of good forums out there but you run into a lot of know it alls it seems like. That can be good and bad. I used to spend a lot of time reading posts on Above Top Secret and always check up on The Hidden Mission but usually just get the latest stuff from Keith in our emails back and forth with the imaging team over at Hoagland's Enterprise mission. I come here for the news and lately have been blown away at the work you all are doing!

It has been great to know that if I disappear for a little while there is still active content on the site. The ads really make nothing so I have turned a lot of them off over the last month. Maybe have one or two on a page. It helps with the hosting fees but one day I am going to get this thing on its own server and not a shared one. Then invite all of you guys who help us to sit in on a skype or something to take ideas how to rebuild the site with what we have already and make it so people can easily find something they are looking for. I would rather have 10 or so people posting great information and pics than a bunch of people arguing or trolling like on YouTube! As always we are glad you came by and signed up!

Here are composites made from Mastcam images taken on sol 1441 in the "Pahrump Hills."

www.gigapan.com/gigapans/202686

mars.nasa.gov/msl/multimedia/raw/?s=1441&camera=MAST_
www.midnightplanets.com/web/MSL/sol/01441.html