Mars.ogv

Summary

Description Mars.ogv	English: Animation that rolls Mars around to show all the major features of the Martian topography. This animation begins with a hemispherical view of Olympus Mons and Valles Marineris and then rolls around to reveal the Martian South Pole. While traversing Northward, we pass Hellas Basin and end up looking down on the Martian North Pole. Deutsch: Animation, die Mars herum rollt alle wichtigen Merkmale der Mars Topographie zu zeigen. Diese Animation beginnt mit einer hemisphärischen Ansicht von Olympus Mons und Valles Marineris und rollt dann um den Mars- Südpol zu offenbaren. Während nach Norden durchqueren , übergeben wir Hellas Basin und unten auf der Mars Nordpol am Ende der Suche.
Date	28 December 2011
Source	Goddard Multimedia
Author	NASA/Goddard Space Flight Center

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