Bruce Murray Space Image Library

3d view of the Murray Buttes, Gale crater, Mars (wide)

3d view of the Murray Buttes, Gale crater, Mars (wide)
3d view of the Murray Buttes, Gale crater, Mars (wide) A strip of black sand dunes separates Curiosity's landing site in the flat northern floor of Gale crater from the enticing rocks of Mount Sharp. A gap in the dunes occurs in a field of buttes, which the rover team has named for Bruce Murray, a founder of The Planetary Society. Two HiRISE images taken on August 17 and 22, 2008, allow a 3D view of the landscape. More formats: Left stereo | Right stereo | Flicker gif NASA / JPL / UA / Emily Lakdawalla

The above is a red-blue anaglyph. Use 3D glasses (red over left eye, blue over right) to see it in 3D.

Stereo View

3d view of the Murray Buttes, Gale crater, Mars (wide)
3d view of the Murray Buttes, Gale crater, Mars (wide)

Flicker GIF

3d view of the Murray Buttes, Gale crater, Mars (wide)

The full-resolution version is only half of the full resolution of the data. For a zoomed-in view on the buttes at center that enlarges to full HiRISE resolution, click here.

The original data can be found at the HiRISE website: PSP_009650_1755 and PSP_009716_1755.