Hi ARP2, the number you have provided is some sort of Photoshop assigned document number. What we are looking for is the official rover image identifier, which should look something like this: 2P(for pancam) or 2N(for navcam) then the time stamp, frame type, left/right camera etc. If you go to xiriux's thread Evidences found in Spirit Image Gallery, just below each of his 3 images there's a number which is the image identifier. Every time�you download an image from the rovers gallery, the default file name saved on�your PC (if�you don't change it yourself) represents the image id number. Anyways I wish you kept that number so that I might have been able to�search for you image at PDS, as all rover imagery is also available there for scientific research in .img�file format.
Okay.. I found thru my Adobe Photoshop a "document number" in the advanced area... I don't know if this is the number that is needed as I am NOT good with numbers at all!!!�
it is:� uuid:� 3877575BCD74DE11AA05F7EE815D4448
(now that I'm� totally confused...)
Geesh I wonder why they got rid of the image from the Rover site???
intresting find ARP. i think it could be an anomaly. i must say that isn't the first time i see lights like that in the images of mars and moon, and personally i think these object can be metallic relics or "columns" refelecting the sun light or spreading lighjt by themselves. i will try to see if i can find some of them again to post em here
unluckly, usually these are objects very little and not easy to focus on, that's why rarely u can see em on the web.
I found this light, looks like it's coming up from ground?� Don't know... GRRR! I'm very upset because I tried to find the link... I think they took it off their site as it's no longer there!!! I'd like to find someone who may have saved this same image and has the link too?�
Here is the image anyway...
Edited to insert image into text
-- Edited by Chandre on Wednesday 19th of May 2010 01:12:01 PM