Exotic Sunset

Exotic Sunset

Everyone has a sunset photo they love, and we're no different.

Source: nasa.gov

Source: nasa.gov

After a mild day of temperatures reaching 20° Celsius (70° F) in this equatorial locale, the sun dipped down behind the ancient lake bed at 6:07pm, a beautiful contrast of horizon and sky. Unfortunately, the temperature would soon reach close to -73° Celsius (-100° F), as this lake bed is the Gusev Crater, a 3 to 4 billion year-old dry basin on the surface of Mars.

This panoramic photo mosaic was captured by Spirit, NASA's Mars Exploration Rover on May 19, 2005, its 489th Martian day.

Left Behind On The Moon

Left Behind On The Moon

Branching Out

Branching Out