Sol 3894 (January 7, 2015) Rover Field Report by Larry Crumpler, MER Science Team & New Mexico Museum of Natural History & Science: “Opportunity made it to the summit!! The view is spectacular. From here we can see all the way to the other side of the crater, we can see the rim looking north along the path to this location, and we can see far to the south, including another large impact crater that lies 10 km or so south of Ebdeavour. We will be doing a Pancam color summit panorama over the next few days before moving on. Here is the Navcam pan from this location…” [More at link]
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