Image:Mars from Spirit.jpg

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View of Mars from Spirit rover. Original image and press release: http://marsrovers.jpl.nasa.gov/newsroom/pressreleases/20040106c.html {{Move to Wikimedia Commons}} {{PD-USGov-NASA}} and the history was:

• (del) (cur) 09:40, January 10, 2004 . . Iseeaboar (Talk) . . 487x272 (82113 bytes) (Maximize resolution since much of the image's value is in the details.)
• (del) (rev) 03:43, January 10, 2004 . . Minesweeper (Talk) . . 540x361 (35553 bytes) (higher resolution)
• (del) (rev) 21:22, January 7, 2004 . . Iseeaboar (Talk) . . 539x361 (25040 bytes) (View of Mars from Spirit rover, public domain from NASA)

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