Viewing require a VRML software. We use Flux Player. Try our split screen mode. |
For VENUS AND MOON GLOBES see the Planetary Globes and Maps Center MARS for GOOGLE EARTH Download these files and then open them in Google Earth running on your computer (kmz files).
MARS VRML for Flux Player Topographic globes Topgraphic data is based on MOLA data. 5 km/px (miniglobe) 2.5 km/px (medium) 1.3 km/px (high resolution) Downloads: You can view the globes offline: download and open: TOPO medium high Albedo globes Based on MOC images taken in 1999 (albedo features - dark sand-covered and sand-free areas- change fast because of the wind and global dust storms. In places, Mars is different now from its 1999 appearance.) 5 km/px (miniglobe) 2.5 km/px (medium) 1.3 km/px (high resolution) Mars Globe 1878 Made after the Hungarian version of the 1876 map of Flammarion published in Vasárnapi Újságban (1878/21) Compare Mars as it appeared in 1876 to Mars in 1999 using the Split mode! You will find many similarities and several changes as well. Selected views of Mars Take a virtual tour Index of names All formal and informal names Make your own globe Instructions on how to assembly your own Mars globe |
Cartographers: Henrik Hargitai (map), Mátyás Gede (VRML/Globes) This page is part of the Virtual Globes Museum Comments: hargitai/atsign/emc.elte.hu (c) 2009 Eötvös Loránd University, Institute of Geography and Earth Sciences, Planetary Science Research Group and the Department of Cartography and Geoinformatics, Budapest, Hungary |