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can I show you the largest image of the

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red planet ever created I'm Jay Dixon an

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image processing scientist at the Murray

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Lab at Caltech

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I've spent the last six years working on

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a project that combines over 110 000

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images of the surface of Mars from the

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context camera on the Mars

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reconnaissance Orbiter making a global

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Mosaic of the red planet like you've

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never seen before

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scientists can now conduct studies of

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the entire planet of Mars at high

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resolution instead of just local areas

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and we're making the Mosaic freely

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available to the public as well zoom in

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and you can see cliffsides and impact

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craters you can even fly to specific

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points on Mars like perseverance's

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Landing site in jezero Crater or the

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largest canyon in our entire solar

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system at vallus marineris as you can

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see right here

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the whole Mosaic is available for free