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The science team opted to stay for two full days of contact science at Fairview Dome and assembled a plan consisting of numerous science observations. In the workspace directly in front of the rover\u2019s wheels, we analyzed Fairview Dome using the dust removal tool, APXS, and MAHLI instruments at a target called \u201cAmphitheater Dome.\u201d The ChemCam team selected two LIBS targets on the Fairview Dome outcrop \u2013 \u201cColumbia Finger\u201d and \u201cAgnew Meadows\u201d \u2013 to analyze the chemistry. Mastcam planned four stereo mosaics on sol 4248 to image the rover\u2019s surroundings, including the floor of upper Gediz Vallis, the floor of the upper Gediz Vallis ridge, the upper Gediz Vallis ridge channel, and a rock near the rover named \u201cTresidder Peak.\u201d On the following sol, Mastcam assembled what will surely be a breathtaking, postcard-worthy, 360-degree mosaic of our current location.<\/p>\n
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