Mark Lemmon Home: Mars atmosphere, Mars images, etc.

I have had the privilege of being involved in several planetary exploration missions. This page collects resources relating to those missions, especially to those involving Mars exploration. My involvement has been centered around atmospheric science, especially the Martian atmosphere and its dust cycle. I have worked with several cameras, so this page collects many specialized pages showing Mars images.

Mars images

• Mars images from the Phoenix lander's Surface Stereo Imager (SSI)
  • More Phoenix images
  • Some test images from RAC and MECA
• Dust devils seen in Mars Exploration Rover images
  • Pancam (the rovers' color camera) home
  • More Rover images
  • Mars Pathfinder dust devil images
• The relatively obscure Imager for Mars Pathfinder insurance pan
• Collection of color images from MER and Phoenix

Mars atmosphere

• Basic info
• Mars Exploration Rover atmospheric imaging

Titan surface and atmosphere

• Titan is Saturn's smoggy moon, currently being investigated by the Cassini mission.
• Titan's surface was originally mapped by a Hubble Space Telescope project.

• Mars Science Laboratory: official; Wikipedia; Mastcam; MARDI
• Phoenix: official; Wikipedia; Surface Stereo Imager, SSI
• Mars Exploration Rovers: official; Wikipedia; Pancam
• Mars Polar Lander: official; Wikipedia; Surface Stereo Imager, MVACS/SSI
• Mars Pathfinder: official; Wikipedia; Imager for Mars Pathfinder, IMP
• Huygens Probe (Titan): official; Wikipedia; Descent Imager/Spectral Radiometer, DISR
• Galileo Probe (Jupiter): official; Wikipedia; Net Flux Radiometer, NFR

Professional/contact

Mark Lemmon is currently at Texas A&M University as an Associate Professor in the Atmospheric Sciences Department.