Sols 4114 & 4116, May 10 & 12, 2015. The view above is what lies directly behind the rover, as seen by the Navcam on Sol 4114 (May 10) in a three-frame composite. The Lindbergh mound is at left. (Click on the image to load a larger version in a new browser tab.)
Currently, the instrument arm is working on part of the Donald A. Hall outcrop, located in the interior of Spirit of St. Louis Crater. The animated GIF (right) shows two front Hazcam views, morning and afternoon on Sol 4116 (May 12).
The false-color view of the Donald Hall target by Holger Isenberg (below right) was made using filtered Pancam frames.
Opportunity raw images, its latest mission status, a location map. and atmospheric opacity, known as tau.