Phoenix work area stereograms 31-May-08
That the composition and origin
of these surface stones is unknown, as of this writing. The rock in the first view
is about 8.4 inches across, and the leftmost large rock in the
center grouping of the second view is about 4.8 inches wide, according to NASA. You need to ignore the hardware in the second view
because it's much too close for a good stereogram at this focal length. I couldn't learn anything
in particular about the third view but included it because it's one of the few pair I've found that
works well, so far, even though it's small.
The views below will pan in the direction shown by the arrows
beneath them when you place the mouse over the arrows.
Use the leftmost pair for cross-eyed, rightmost for parallel-eyed.
Click on a thumbnail on the right to chose a different pair, or a red-cyan anaglyph
of the scene.
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