Looking through NASA JPL's
newest images from the Mars Curiosity, this one caught my eye: a view of Mount Sharp, the future destination of the Mars Curiosity rover, drawn with a 2km scale.
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Mount Sharp, via NASA's JPL |
The problem though, is a matter of fractals. Nature close up, looks a lot like Nature zoomed out. It still looks like a small hillside, doesn't it?
So I added the
Burj Khalifa to the image to illustrate just how enormous this single mountain really is.
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Burj Khalifa superimposed onto Mount Sharp |
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