Stereo Images of the Martian Surface Taken by the IMP
The IMP's two "eyes" enable scientists to make stereo, or "3D," images. Stereo imaging is very useful because it makes it possible to determine distances to objects and sizes of rocks.
These stereo images are all displayed as red/blue anaglyphs. To view them in three dimensions you need red and blue glasses.
NEW! Color Stereo Images
Stereo Super Pan Images by Tim Parker
Horizon Stereo Images
Foreground Stereo Images
Stereo Images of the Rover
Full Stereo Panorama
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