Curiosity "belly panorama", sol 34

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NASA / JPL / MSSS / Damia Bouic

On sol 34 (September 9, 2012), Curiosity made the first use of her MAHLI arm-mounted camera to take a good look at her wheels and her four Hazcams.

The camera moved significantly between adjacent images, so there are a lot of seams and parallax effects in this difficult mosaic.

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Original image data dated on or about September 9, 2012

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