\n<\/p>\n
On the first sol we undertake nearly two hours of planned science. This includes Navcam deck monitoring and a Mastcam tau, to measure dust in the atmosphere as part of our atmospheric and environmental activities, alongside some geology-focused observations. MAHLI is taking a close up image of \u201cDonohue Pass\u201d that we targeted with ChemCam LIBS and Mastcam imagery in the previous plan ( ChemCam will take a LIBS on a rock named \u201cNegit Island\u201d that caught the team\u2019s eye with a lighter base and a darker upper section. ChemCam will also take two RMIs of Gediz Vallis, one to document the wall of Gediz Vallis channel that we can see up ahead of us, and one looking at the rocks that sit within the channel. Mastcam is also taking a look at the wall of Gediz Vallis, as well as continuing a mega-mosaic started in the last plan that took 54 images of \u201cStubblefield Canyon.\u201d Today we planned another 48 images to document the rest of this area named \u201cEcho Ridge.\u201d<\/p>\n
<\/div>\n