Sol 4911, November 17, 2017. As Opportunity’s scientists continue their survey of the troughs and channels in Perseverance Valley, they are driving the rover downhill. Side trips and brief upslope forays may occur as they study the bumps in the valley. But the rover’s overall course is leading down the inside rim of Endurance Crater to the floor, seen in the distance at the top of the late afternoon Navcam composite above. (Note Opportunity’s tiny shadow at top right.) Click the image to enlarge it.
In other Opportunity news, the latest JPL mission update notes that wind has cleared some dust off the solar panels. [More at link]
Opportunity raw images, its latest mission status, location map, and atmospheric opacity, known as tau.