MARS
: A CLOSER LOOK


  This site is dedicated to giving a pictorial history of Mars.
  And answering the question; Are conditions on Mars
  acceptable for life? And... if the Actual Color of Mars
  could be shown, would it show sighs of life?
  Few words will be used, your conclusion will be your own.
  The link to each image of Mars shown here will relate to the
  origin of that image. Having Links to information from 1659 to
  the present time Mars Global Surveyor - Mars Orbiter Camera.
  Note that the color of Mars will be different for most avery
  image. Not, my, fault, having done my best to portray each
  photo of Mars as accurately as possible.

  Woodlock ADP

1659 1890 1895
Drawing of Mars
Christiaan Huyghens


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Music In Quick Time Movie Format


 Bringer of War
 Dune theme 
  Echoes - Pink Floyd 
  Martian Chronicles 



1976
Image Catalog
VIKING Orbiter 1 Orbiter 2
Drawing of Mars
James E.Keeler


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Drawing of Mars
Percival Lowell

1971
Lowell Observatory
Lowell Observatory Photo

1965 FLYBY
MARINER 4
(flyby)











EXCELLENT
TIME LINE

Of Space Exploration including Mars.

1993
MOC Cruise Image
MARS OBSERVER
(contact lost)




1995
Mars at Opposition
HUBBLE Space telescope
1995





1997
Hubble's Sharpest View
HUBBLE






1997
I put the red on this one
















1999
Hubble's sharpest view yet
HUBBLE
Three Colour Composite
Calvin J. Hamilton


1998
1998-99 MOLA data Ture Color
MOLA








1997
1997 Hubble _ Colorized 1999
HUBBLE
MARS GLOBAL SURVEYOR
Approch Images


1997
MOC Orbit 63
MARS GLOBAL SURVEYOR
1999
1999 MSSS True Color
MSSS






2000
My Colorization of MSSS 1999 Flatmap
MSSS at
Planetary Photojournal

"Accurate colors are needed to determine the composition and mineralogy of Mars. This can tell how water has influenced the formation of rocks and minerals found on Mars today, as well as the distribution and abundance of ice and subsurface liquid water. Confirmation of the presence of certain oxidized (rusted) minerals (processed by heat or water action) would imply the possibility of different, perhaps much more Earth-like, past Martian climate periods."

NASA Hubble Space Telescope
                   2001
Hubble 2001
                 HUBBLE






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