Mars
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8 models · 2,062 in all
The patch of Gale Crater where Curiosity was lowered onto Mars in 2012.
- Size
- 80 mm × 59 mm × 4 mm
- Volume
- 13.3 cm³
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The crater Curiosity has been climbing since 2012, with Mount Sharp at its centre.
- Size
- 80 mm × 80 mm × 14 mm
- Volume
- 40.3 cm³
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Where the Spirit rover bounced to a stop in Gusev Crater in 2004.
- Size
- 80 mm × 73 mm × 6 mm
- Volume
- 13.6 cm³
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Part of the canyon system that would stretch across the United States.
- Size
- 80 mm × 80 mm × 4 mm
- Volume
- 23.0 cm³
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Another section of Mars's four-thousand-kilometre canyon system.
- Size
- 80 mm × 80 mm × 6 mm
- Volume
- 27.5 cm³
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The scalloped crater Opportunity spent two years exploring.
- Size
- 80 mm × 80 mm × 11 mm
- Volume
- 49.8 cm³
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The orbiter that has been photographing Mars in fine detail since 2006.
- Size
- 80 mm × 80 mm × 12 mm
- Volume
- 6.5 cm³
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Meridiani Planum, where Opportunity landed in a crater by pure luck in 2004.
- Size
- 80 mm × 59 mm × 3 mm
- Volume
- 7.9 cm³
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