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Eagle Eye on Opportunity's Crater :: Astrobiology Magazine :: Search for Life in the Universe (400 words) |
 | Summary (Mar 23, 2004): After slippage first prevented the Opportunity rover from escaping a crater, now informally called Eagle Crater, the wheels traversed a different route as the rover turned and took another startling panorama of what has been its home base. |
| The drive along the crater's inner slope that was initiated on the last sol continued this sol until Opportunity exited its landing-site crater. |
| Controllers sent it on a different route for exiting the crater and images from the navigation camera confirmed that the rover is now about 9 meters (about 29.5 feet) outside of the crater. |
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